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Mazungumzo Kuhusu Usafiri wa Umma (Public Transportation Conversations)
In this lesson, learners will explore common Swahili expressions used
Mazoezi ya Ufasaha kwa Maelekezo na Usafiri (Fluency Practice with Directions and Transport)
This lesson provides practical conversation exercises focused on using Swahili
Kuuliza na Kutoa Maelekezo (Asking for and Giving Directions)
This lesson teaches essential Swahili vocabulary and sentence structures for
Utangulizi wa Sauti za Kiswahili (Introduction to Swahili Sounds)
Swahili sounds (Sauti za Kiswahili) form the foundation of correct
Irabu (Vowels)
Swahili has five vowel sounds (Irabu): A, E, I, O,
Konsonanti (Consonants)
Swahili consonants (Konsonanti) work alongside vowels to form syllables and
Matumizi ya Kiambishi ‘kwa’ (Usage of the Affix ‘kwa’)
The affix 'kwa' serves multiple functions in Swahili, including indicating
Umoja na Wingi (Singular and Plural Forms)
Singular and plural forms in Swahili are determined by noun
Matumizi ya Kiambishi ‘ki’ (Usage of the Affix ‘ki’)
The affix 'ki' is used in Swahili to express conditions,
Uundaji wa Maneno (Word Formation)
Swahili word formation involves prefixes, suffixes, compounding, and borrowing from
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