Misingi ya Lugha : Miundo Misingi (Language Essentials : Basic Structures)

Negation in Swahili involves modifying verbs to express denial or contradiction. In the

Singular and plural forms in Swahili are determined by noun classes rather than

Virejeshi are reflexive pronouns used in Swahili to indicate that the subject and

Direct and indirect speech are essential for reporting conversations in Swahili. Usemi Halisi

Swahili word formation involves prefixes, suffixes, compounding, and borrowing from other languages. Prefixes

The affix 'ki' is used in Swahili to express conditions, continuous actions, and

The affix 'kwa' serves multiple functions in Swahili, including indicating manner, cause, means,

The affix 'ji' in Swahili is used to indicate reflexive actions, self-reference, and

This lesson introduces Swahili phrases (Virai) and their role in sentence construction. A

This lesson introduces Swahili sentences (Sentensi) and their structure. A sentence is a

This lesson explores Swahili clauses (Vishazi), which are essential for sentence construction and

This lesson introduces Swahili affixes (Viambishi) and their fundamental role in Swahili grammar.

This lesson focuses on the Swahili affix 'ni', which serves several grammatical functions,

This lesson explores the Swahili affix 'ka', which is primarily used to indicate

This lesson introduces the Swahili affix 'na', which plays a crucial role in

This lesson explores the Swahili affix 'PO' and its role in indicating place

This lesson introduces the fundamentals of language in Swahili, focusing on basic structures