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We proceed with our topic  The Impersonal and the reciprocal forms of verbs Fuata,follow                   fuatana,follow one another amkia,greet                     amkiana greet…

We proceed with our topic The Impersonal and the reciprocal forms of verbs Useful Expressions Kuna nini?       …

We will proceed with our topic Swahili Auxiliary verbs Kushika, to hold.                 …

In Swahili two verbs are used as auxiliary verbs, namely, kuwa”, “to be”and kuisha, “to be completed”, This last verb…

We continue with our topic THE PASSIVE VOICE The passive voice in the negative offers no special difficulty. It follows…

Consider the following sentences: a. Tatu loves her children b. Tatu is loved by her children In both sentences Tatu…

Swahili has four distinct tenses which express condition. They are formed with: a. -ki-“if” to denote a simple condition. The…

In Swahili the possessive pronouns are treated like adjectives, They take nominal prefixes,as shown below: -angu,my,mine                                  -etu, our,ours -ako, your,…

Below is a list of Swahili demonstratives for different noun classes:                                         NOUN CLASS                  Singular.         …

This, that and plurals these and those are called DEMONSTRATIVES, from the latin demonstrate, to show,in Swahili, demonstrative are of…