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…
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Cultural Note About Time
Cultural Note on Relative Importance of Time One of the most common distinctions people make about the difference between East African culture and our…
Expressing Time In Swahili
Ho to say time in Kiswahili and the explanation as why its different from the common way of saying time
Swahili Tenses
More examples In a STROVE defined way: Infinitive Ku-pik-a: Kupika (to cook) Present Tense Ni-na-pik-a: Ninapika (I am cooking) U-na-pik-a: Unapika (You are cooking)…
Pronouncing Two Consonants Syllable
Swahili also has many letters found in combination that produce specific sounds. There are 3 broad categories of letter combinations, but only the 3rd…
Swahili Interrogative Words
Interrogative Words We use questions in our daily life and it will be more necessary to ask questions as you learn Kiswahili. There are…
What is Swahili Noun Class?
Swahili Noun Classes Most languages in the world, with English being the main exception, classify nouns into different groups known as noun classes. Historically,…
Tokyo Olympics
Swahili names to some of the games in Olympics 1.Swimming -uogeleaji Swimming has featured on the programme of all editions of the Games since 1896.…
Swahili News
Kiswahili has attained an international status. The African Union, formerly the Organization of African Unity (OAU), has adopted Kiswahili as one of the official languages of Africa.