4 Things you Need to know About People of the Swahili Coast
The Swahili Coast—a narrow strip of land that stretches along the eastern edge of Africa from Somalia in the north to Mozambique in the…
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6 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Swahili Speaking Town-Mombasa & Easy Day Trips
6 top -rated tourist attractions in Swahili speaking town Mombasa
Beginners Course Book is out
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How to say Happy New Year in Swahili
Learn MoreHow to say Happy New Year in SwahiliSwahili Months
The names of the months in Swahili are in two versions: one is taken directly from English and the other is counting the moons.
Swahili Negation of the Verbs ‘To Be,’ and ‘To Have’ The verb kuwa means “to be” or “to become,” the verb kuwa na means “to have” or “to be with”
Negation of the Verbs ‘To Be,’ and ‘To Have’ The verb kuwa means “to be” or “to become,” the verb kuwa na means…
Swahili days of the week
Things you need to know about Swahili Days of the Week (Siku za wiki) In Swahili culture the first day of the week is Saturday,…
Swahili Verb Construction
Swahili verbs are always “constructed”—they are built, piece by piece, according to a permanent design. There are six basic building blocks that can be…
Common Swahli Question words
Listed below are nine commonly used question words:1. Je? – Well, how about?2. Nani? – Who?3. Nini? – What?4. Lini? – When?5. Wapi? –…
Things you Need to know About Kiswahili
The Swahili language or “Kiswahili” is discussed in relation to its history, geography, different dialects, and the spread of Kiswahili through the centuries. This…