Swahili Possessive Pronouns - Lesson 14

In this lesson, you will learn Possessives -angu, -ako, -ake. We'll only stay in the singular for now. This lesson will give you a glimpse of the Swahili classes that we will cover in future lessons.
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[@momo_2bee]

hi lucy pls continue ur videos on swahili

[@t.samirjon2160]

Please, continue learning grammar in kiswahili

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Very useful and interesting but the music in the background is very disturbing.

[@markw4206]

It's so strange how different languages can be simpler and more complex. The verb conjugations in Kiswahili are MUCH simpler and more logical than English (my first language). On the other hand, these possessive pronouns are so much more complicated in Swahili than the ones in English. We don't have to worry about what "kind" of noun they're referring to. Someone needs to design a language with the simplest, most logical aspects of different languages! (Just venting here, lol)

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Next video will come or not

[@raquel-loveglobaloutreach47]

Thank you!!! But you first need to explain what is a class. This concept of Noun classes does not exist in English or many other languages and it may confuse people. Explain first. Mungu akubariki

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Plz continue more lessons

[@learnswahiliwithlucy]

I will thank you. Just need to find my work life balance. Thanks for watching!🙏🏾