SWAHILI NOUN CLASSES(General overview)

[@BrettRidgewaysLearningForLife]

ASANTE SANA PATRICIA!!!! This helped tremendously!

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

Karibu Brett.Nafurahi kusikia hivyo.

[@wakotokkee]

Asante sana mwalimu Patricia! wewe ni mtu wa ajabu! Thank you indeed, dear Patricia!

[@arabiabarbozadesota3991]

Nzuri asante

[@mohamedabdi2521]

Thank you. excellent teaching

[@babhiqmat4160]

Asante sana mwalimu Patricia.
New learner from uganda🙋

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

Karibu Bab Hiqmat..

[@hi_lo574]

Hope your trip to South Korea 's enjoyable , we love Kim Chi / a heathy fermented cabbage to eat with sushi sold in Korean market in the USA ✌
Like 👍#30

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

Ooh yeah,it's real nice.I like kimchi too.Is so good for our healthy.

[@gugu.m]

Thank you for the lesssons

[@shiyeliainkorea]

kwaheri, asante asana

[@keropiboy]

why would coconuts, clothes and tomatoes be 'abstract' things? :O

[@PedzisaiSixpence]

They do not have different names for singular and plural forms. Only through context is how you can tell is it's 1 or more

[@Baraka.T]

great vid

[@ceccieemma4528]

Asante sana Mwalimu. Tulikumiss

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

Karibu Ceccie.Nami pia

[@francisomara9650]

Asante sana mwalimu.
Kila lession tunajifunza kitu
Hongera sana kwa lesson nzuri
Endelea kufundisha watu

[@christoperbazen5912]

Asante Sana Kila mara ninafurahi kuona mwalimu patricia anafundisha kiswahili. Ninasuburi kwa video yako ijayo

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

Asante sana.Nafurahi kusikia hivyo.

[@gugu.m]

Hey sis Patricia

[@kingmanofficial436]

Grammer kiswahili is the best

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

Kabisa...

[@renatofigueiredo603]

It isn't easy to understand because somethings sounds in 'wrong' categories. ex mlango (door) together with mto and mmea; and nguo with nazi. I saw that there are videos with each categorie. I hope understand in future videos.

[@kingmanofficial436]

I understood m/wa --- ki-v
m/wa: all living things.
ki /vi: all non things start ki.
m / mi. i don't understand.
ji / ma. i don't understand.
n / n. i don't understand.
u / n / i don't understand.
how to understand these classes

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

Stay tuned for more lessons

[@thatzimbomominkenya]

Asante sana Patricia

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

Karibu Brenda.

[@arigyenancy-pr7hx]

What is ji-ma used for

[@keropiboy]

what are classes 5/6 and 11/12 used for?

[@alpha_berchermuesli5975]

fruits and things (sing./plur.), and uncategorised stuff

[@dylankanyubi3700]

Kuna maneno mengi mapya, msamiati ninakutana mara kwa mara lakini siwezi kutambua neno lenyewe liko ngeli gani.

[@johnwaweru7631]

Do we also have the noun class LI/YA?

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

No we dont.... LI /YA is Verb Prefix (Kiambishi Kitenzi)of JI /MA noun class.
For example.
Jiji LImesafishwa
Majiji YAmesafishwa

[@autobotdiva9268]

oh boy. let me get pen and paper

[@LEARNSWAHILIWITHPATRICIA]

Great...

[@deancharles6834]

Some of your English pronounciations are not clear