Matumizi ya Kiambishi 'na' (Usage of the Affix 'na')

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    Welcome to the lesson on "Matumizi ya Kiambishi 'NA'" (Usage of the Affix 'NA')! In this lesson, you will learn how 'NA' is used in Swahili to indicate present tense, possession, and accompaniment. Understanding this affix will help you form grammatically correct sentences in various contexts.

     

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    By the end of this lesson, learners will be able to:

    • Define the affix 'na' and its various functions in Swahili
    • Construct sentences expressing actions, possession, and accompaniment using 'na'
    • Differentiate the different uses of 'na' in different contexts
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    Recap & Key Takeaways:

    • The affix 'na' is widely used in Swahili for present tense, possession, and accompaniment.
    • 'na' helps form grammatically correct present-tense sentences, example: Anakunywa chai (He/She is drinking tea).
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