Swahili Class, M/Wa Noun Class For Intermediate #1
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
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Asante sana
Sayi Michael
Asante sana! I was looking for this explanation. I was getting confused about which suffixes to use for the "familia class".
Thank you so much for teaching it well.
This is a ridiculously helpful video, asante sana!!
What a lovely detailed explanation. Thank you so much.😊
I have no real will no learn swahili to speak it, but honestly, your energy is infectious. Keep up the great work! :D
Great video
Thank you so much🤗. I'm in my 2nd month of learning Swahili and I was getting so confuse with the noun classes. I almost gave up on Swahili, but now it makes perfect sense.👍🏽
@blessednhm you know, students like you make me continue doing my job, thanks for sharing your story
Habari za jioni sir Sayi Michael una fundisha vizuri sana. You are the best teacher in the world. Asante sana for your effort you put in to make us understand.
Excellent 👍 instructor. Get his classes ASAP I
I think mwalimu Saiyi Micheal is overwhelmed by his knowledge😁
Asante sana. You have explained very clearly. It’s very helpful. The only pity is that the words on the whiteboard can’t be seen clearly
Bless you for this! 😊
Thank you! Now I know why it is “mama yetu” and not “mama wetu”.
Thanks for this. I am on my way. Keep up the good work
hii mwalimu bistie mimi nimijifunza kiswahili weeki mbilii lakini seilewei mngei nimijifunza greetings like habari za yumbani.habari za lio.habari za mchna.habari za jioni.nunataka kuona kesho kutwa...atlest na huyu mwalimu nzuri sana
I want excited to learn about noun classes because I knew it was the hardest part of Swahili but you made it way easier to understand! Asante sana!
Ahh Thank God 🙏🙏🙏Sayi Michael is back 🙏🙏🙏
Asante! I was wondering why Duolingo switched from “Mtu” to “watu”….but I was like 🤔🤷🏽♂️
Best teacher
Asante sana Mwalimu wangu, nilielewa sana
Karibu sana kasiiti
Asante Sana 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 kwaheri
Wonderful teacher
Teachers the problem is no quality video can't see it very well
Asante sana mwalimu!
Mwalimu, nawezaje kusema: I came with my dogs.? Nilikuja na mbwa wangu? au Nilikuja na mbwa zangu?
Plz make you video words only but this lesson is helpful to me thnk you
So happy you're back!
These videos help so much. Im learning so much. My only problem is listening. Can you suggest some listening excersizes or a website just to listen to Kiswahili? Asante sana mwalimu wangu. Ninashukuru kabisa
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Ninashukuru SANA
Habari! Nina swali. :) Naweza kusema “kinyozi wangu” au “kinyozi changu”? Najua kwamba “kinyozi” ni semehu ya M/Wa, lakini ilnaanza na “ki”, kwa hivyo sina uhakika. Asante sana kwa msaada wenu! :)
Garrett Giblette kinyozi wangu
Swahili Dar Language School Asante!
Hujambo? Ulisahau "son" - mwana in the family class
Greetings from EU
Actually, *"mwana"* (son / daughter) of any age; unlike *"mtoto"* (child).
To be gender specific you may say mwana wa kiume or mtoto wa kiume; and mwana wa kike or mtoto wa kike. just like you say mwanaume (man) and mwanamke (woman).
Mwana wa mfalme ( prince / princess) regardless of age.
I'm so eager to join your classes.
can you tell me how to laern kiswahili very well
Nina swali tena. :) Ni “baba wetu” au “baba yetu”? Asante sana!
Garrett Giblette What you have learnt in this video is correct, it is Baba yetu and I gave you reasons and example if you did not watch it to the end please do that
How does this have 183 likes but over 13k views
*visible confusion*
I just don't get it. If the plural are "ma" and "vi" doesn't that mean that they belong to a different noun class ("ji/ma" and "ki/vi" respectively)?... I thought the m/wa class only refers to nouns that have the wa plural, how so many categories? Aren't the family members supposed to be in the n class? This is so confusing
If you watch the whole video from the beginning to the end you will get the answer because it is well explained there.
@@swahilidarlanguageschool2043 Well i actually did. From what i understood, most living things are in the first class (taking w- for possessives both sg and pl: wangu, wako etc.), regardless if their plural is in vi- or in ma- or the same as the singular or otherwise (except family members + neighbour and friend which for the possessives take ya- for the sg and za- for the pl: zetu, yao and so on haha). I guess it also comes with time once you develop the "feels" of the language and what "sounds right".
Then you understood everything except this you wrote in your sentence " regardless if their plural is in vi- or in ma- or the same as the singular or otherwise" This is not true. Even this sentence is should be included especially when the noun is people or animal. What is not included is only if the noun is the non living things
Well that's cool then. You've got quite a channel here! It's great to see there are still guardians of such rare languages. I know Swahili is the most widely spoken indigenous lang in Africa, but lots of ppl i know haven't even heard about it (albeit knowing words like hakuna matata or simba hehe); that's why its nice to find courses like this even online with ppl keeping this musical language alive
That is confusing. Why do animals do not have plural ?
Can someone please answer why we cant just use Una or Wana or Mna instead of Wao ni and Wako ni and more?
Dear Jonas, Una is you have like you have a car = Una gari, but Wewe ni ......, means you are a ..... so Wewe ni mwalimu= You are a teacher, or if you want to say a sentence that locates someone into a place you would then say uko hapa which means you are here . So it is verb to have vs verb to be
@@swahilidarlanguageschool2043 thaks
hu jambo ?
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Interesting
How can get it
where can i learn from u in dar es salaam ?
Where in those group is swali?
Swali as a noun help me
Habari gani, don't most Wabongo speak English