Kiswahili Sounds - Learn how to speak Swahili

Learn how to pronounce Swahili (Kiswahili) vowels, syllables, greetings and simple words that you can use in every day conversations.
I have also uploaded kids activities like word searches and puzzles which are Free to download or print
www.tuwaze.com/Kiswahili/index...
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[@praisethatprays6305]

REMINDS ME OF CHOIR PRACTICE-YOU KNOW, THE WARM UP EXERCISES!! ESPECIALLY THE ONES THAT USE ALL 5 VOWEL SOUNDS!!

[@helloxonsfan]

This list of sounds is very well-organized. That's one of the things I like about Kiswahili. It's a very well organized & rule-governed language, unlike English which is a very messy language in terms of it's rules.

[@christian-it7yp]

***** Ngiyavuma

[@polerigdon9789]

True. So far, it's been a much easier language to learn, because it's very organized.

[@SkullifiedGamerswagalicious]

Sheng...?

[@graceonyango6641]

This kiswahili lesson teach young children to in proved in kiswahili examination

[@THESUPERIORONE.]

@@christian-it7yp zulu

[@dannyg3123]

Asante sana bwana, mungu awa bariki, ninafurahi sana kujifunza lugha ya swahili, napenda kazi yako

[@graceonyango6641]

With Your kiswahili

[@graceonyango6641]

This teach children kiswahili to improve the exams

[@bobwanjala1401]

Kazi nzuri Mwalimu.

[@bolnhialic4211]

You Know How to teach thank you God will bless you

[@othomile]

as a Setswana speaker, just listening to this I don't think it would be too difficult to learn Swahili although I haven't heard a single similar word to Tswana a couple of minutes into the video, but the idea think we shape the tongue same way but in some instances they use the tongue as other languages that are minorities in out region like Herero and Mbukushu(Hambukushu)

[@othomile]

OK, I heard a couple of similar and familiar words 5 minutes in

[@shaabanmutale]

Asante sana mwalimu

[@sentientbeing9411]

I will be mastering this language very soon...

[@Maria63756]

Very interisting language going to learn i like it

[@dan9864]

Great video. I have a question. Are the b, d and g in nba, nda and nga etc. implosive sounds or pulmonic sounds like in english?

[@macmobbmacmob2235]

Nice language to learn

[@osmansaid6273]

Asante sana

[@coronacermak1242]

Kazi nzuri sana. Hongera na usihishie hapa.

[@Tuwazemawazo]

+Corona Cermak Nitaendelea :-)

[@eunicechebichiy5014]

very nice kiswahiliteacher

[@gediosman6055]

asante sana mwalimu.ubarikiwe

[@stevenlee2484]

PETITION FOR SWAHILI TO BE MADE THE LINGUA FRANCA OF AFRICA. Africans communicating in an AFRICAN language!

[@Hardmanferdead]

Steven Lee
There's other African languages, but I agree kiswahili would be a perfect candidate for a lingua franca for a United Africa. Since it's much easier to learn and serves as an intro to the other African languages.

[@LearnSwahiliEasily]

Keep up the good work. I love Swahili

[@Tuwazemawazo]

Will do. Thanks

[@justinekedogo7238]

@@Tuwazemawazo hmm

[@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248]

A nice piece but please rectify the pronunciation of Dh sound..

[@SLorenziify]

Asante sana 😊

[@mfungwahuru]

thanks alot

[@antoniog.malindogeizinho1443]

Very good

[@nyuolgarang3679]

Am interested to join you guys to learning more

[@ocorabosco6103]

Good teaching but try to at least repeat each word two time for easy remembering by you learners thxxxx.

[@ttgb2161]

Ilke it good job

[@kitimwango9286]

Habari Mwalimu? Ni vizuri zaidi usome pia Kila neno kizungu na kiswahili isiwe nikiswahili pekee.

[@TheAlriyamy]

the words that uses DH, GH, SH, KH are best spoken with the Arabic accent.. Arabic speakers will be much better of how to speak such words that a native swahili speaker.
of course with exception of GH which in most cases is interchangeably spoken as G... like in GHALI, GHOROFA...

[@flofrank7334]

salum masoud better teach turkish people. Their arab loanwords are a greater disaster. hhh

[@matyontour]

This was a year a go but... it doesnt make any sense.... now speakers of another language are gonna pronounce something better than natives?? XD that’s how it’s said

[@alicegathoni6091]

Good

[@kingswamai3873]

Nakubaliana nawe Salum. Lakini pia kongole kwa mwalimu wetu kwa video hii. Hakuna kizuri kisicho na dosari.

[@naakatube]

Hi Tuwaze, great lesson! What’sthe difference between ga go gu and gha gho ghu ? Are they the same sound?

[@StephenWrightWrightjus]

Asante!

[@Tuwazemawazo]

+Stephen Wright (Wrightjus) Karibu Stephen

[@graceonyango6641]

Grede 3

[@benjanssen4979]

Good lesson

[@Tuwazemawazo]

Asante sana Ben

[@abigailwright3661]

what ever

[@lutikipacha]

Good work but check pronunciation of /dh/ sounds like /th/ .

[@Tuwazemawazo]

+ahmad kipacha Thanks Ahmad. That is how 'dh' is pronounced in Kiswahili

[@ceciliaadundo5780]

+Joseph Owiti I agree

[@ddu-distribuicaodigitaluni3189]

we think, is pronunciation of Kenya.

[@foxxxy1115]

I agree, but it's true that this language is spoken over so many different countries, it's likely that some things are going to change from country to country. We certainly don't pronounce words the same in the US as they do in England. Good to know the difference, though. Now this can help me identify which country people are from when I hear them speaking Swahili.

[@Ermioni-f6e]

Please can somebody explain the difference in sound between dha and tha? I simply don't hear it, I can't understand what to do with my tongue to pronounce tafadhali. Please help, I'm a total beginner.

[@holdthatlforluigi]

This video does not properly demonstrate the difference. I believe that in in the dialect of the videos creator, the distinction simply does not exist.
DH is the sound in "that" "these' "the" and "mother"
TH is the sound in "three" "thigh" "thanks" and "math"
the fancy word for DH is *voiced dental fricative*
the fancy word for TH is *voiceless dental fricative*
A few words are differentiated by this sound in English. For example,
thigh has TH
thy has DH

[@Ermioni-f6e]

@@holdthatlforluigi Dear Sir, I am exceedingly grateful to you for the extensive answer. And I like fancy words, being a language teacher. )))

[@ElizabethWatiri]

@@holdthatlforluigi you did a good job explaining that.

[@cherrymilk8456]

Where do you speak this language?

[@ithuku]

Bernadette Sochor we peak Kiswahili in Kenya. It is also spoken in other East African countries; Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi.

[@Tuwazemawazo]

+Bernadette Sochor, Kisawhili is spoke in East Africa; Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi.

[@Tuwazemawazo]

I have also uploaded kids activities like word searches and puzzles which are Free to download or print
www.tuwaze.com/Kiswahili/index...

[@annwanjiku6302]

thanks alot

[@teamcomo8328]

I really need a private teacher to teach me swahili

[@moudytech577]

Yeah am right here

[@gediosman6055]

i teach kiswahili.+254722209176.facebook.jaalle geedi. ([e-mail] )

[@nafaabdi3546]

@@gediosman6055 are you a teacher of kiswahili sir?!

[@elovyn7210]

Thank you for uploading this video.
I am preparing myself for my stay in Dar Es Salaam.
my-experiences-in-tanzania.blogspot.ch/p/home.html

[@Tuwazemawazo]

I am glad you enjoyed the video Elovyn. Enjoy your stay in Dar Es Salaam

[@elovyn7210]

Asante sana ;)

[@annwanjiku6302]

Thanks alote

[@graceonyango6641]

Churchil show

[@delphi202002]

Kenyan or Tanzanian kiswahili?

[@Tuwazemawazo]

Brother Delphi, it is Kenyan Kiswahili

[@abigailwright3661]

she is really rude

[@delphi202002]

Abigail Wright Thank you. I am looking for Tanzanian ;)

[@mrsalhashemi5225]

brother delphi I'm looking for it too!

[@delphi202002]

I'm looking for Tanzanian...or was :/

When you pronunce DHA, DHE, DHI, DHO, DHU and the word examples you in fact pronounce them as th in "thin", not as in "that" (the correct pronounce, I've learnt and heard).
And just next sound, FA... you give as an example "fedha" and this time you pronounce it correctly, as in "that"!!!

[@TheAlriyamy]

haha.. he also got me there going mhhh

[@khayelihledlamini8209]

15 minutes without an explanation or translation

[@swahililanguagemasterclass]

th-cam.com/video/ZDmONs68hDA/w-d-xo.html

[@nilzethalves6507]

ɑ told b and b told c ˈˈill meet you at the to of the couconut treeˈˈ

[@kiswahilirahisi9118]

th-cam.com/video/Yta5qUT0x3I/w-d-xo.html tafadhali SUBSCRIBE ndio naanza KISWAHILI RAHISI Shukran Saaaaaana

[@willemsaxman6393]

Not Swahili Sanifu (Zanzibar Swahili) in my opinion.

[@shamsheikhq]

Indeed from you the words alephpeta of kisiwahili

[@shamsheikhq]

Thank you

[@shamsheikhq]

Plz unwed what's number am new student

[@piusrotich7314]

Too fast

[@justinecodez]

Habari gani? Hello! I am a Swahili native teacher from Dar es salaam, i teach via Skype at a reasonable price,if you are interested with learning contact me through WhatsApp, [phone]

[@tharcissenareme7125]

Hi.Am a Burundian .How can l get KKK DICTIONARY.