Looking to refresh my knowledge from years ago...I like how you repeat the words several times for the correct pronunciation. I hope you discuss some of the cultural nuances to the language in future lessons--like what you said about "Hakuna matata".
Unfortunately Mchana njema is incorrect because swahili people love rhyming their nouns with their respective adjective agreements, therefore the noun Mchana starts with two constants "Mch".... therefore its Adjective agreement for good = "Mwema" i.e. Mchana Mwema. Please wait for our upcoming video on Swahili nouns for more thorough explanation and examples.
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Looking to refresh my knowledge from years ago...I like how you repeat the words several times for the correct pronunciation. I hope you discuss some of the cultural nuances to the language in future lessons--like what you said about "Hakuna matata".
Glad it was helpful! Yes, What out on future videos, I will be covering the difference nuances across different countries
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Very good!
Asante sana = Thank you very much. Are there any specific phrases you would like us to cover in the coming videos?
asante kwa mwalimu wa somo
Nashukuru, Natumaini umeipenda
Asanti Sana
What if you say mchana njema? correct me 12:51
Unfortunately Mchana njema is incorrect because swahili people love rhyming their nouns with their respective adjective agreements, therefore the noun Mchana starts with two constants "Mch".... therefore its Adjective agreement for good = "Mwema" i.e. Mchana Mwema. Please wait for our upcoming video on Swahili nouns for more thorough explanation and examples.