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

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    Welcome to the lesson on "Matumizi ya Kiambishi 'JI'" (Usage of the Affix 'ji')! In this lesson, you will learn how the affix 'JI' is used in Swahili to indicate reflexive actions, self-reference, and noun formation. Understanding this affix will help you construct correct sentences that describe personal actions and various nouns.

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

    • Define the affix 'ji' and its function in Swahili grammar.
    • Construct sentences using 'ji' for reflexive actions and self-reference.
    • Identify common Swahili nouns formed using 'ji'.
    • Differentiate between the various uses of 'ji' in different contexts.
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    Recap & Key Takeaways:

    • The affix 'ji' is used to express reflexive actions, self-reference, and noun formation.
    • Reflexive example: Jioshe mikono (Wash your hands yourself).
    • Noun formation: Jina (Name), Jimbo (State).
    • Mastering 'ji' improves fluency in self-expressions and noun recognition.
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