In the infinitive, all Swahili verbs, as we have already said begin with ku (i.e. they add the prefix ku…
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Kiswahili is most spoken language in the Africa. Realising the position of the language in the continent based of number…
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In Kiswahili language the adjectives agree with the nouns they qualify both in number and in Normal prefixes. The following…
Read More » In this class we find names of trees, members of the human body, household articles and some physical phenomena. Examples: …
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We proceed with our topic Adjectives The following Adjectives do not take nominal prefixes: Bora, excellent. Safi, clean Hafifu, poor…
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In kiswahili language the adjectives agree with the nouns they quality both in number and in normal prefixes. The following…
Read More » We proceed with our topic Noun 3. Nomino dhahania (Abstract) A noun denoting an idea , quality or state rather…
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A NOUN/NOMINO Nomino is the word that represent a person , things, concent or place Examples of Nomino Chair. …
Read More » We proceed with our topic seven In summary you will have something like this. English personal pronoun. Singular …
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Personal pronouns are six in numbers in Kiswahili language. In singular you have three and in plural you have three,…
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