✅️🔥Learn Tenses In Swahili | Simple Future Tense | Wakati ujao
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I have been playing around with "my, his, yours , theirs, ours" in swahili just trying other options for simple sentences. Why are there so many forms of these?
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Thanks for asking
Swahili language has verities of words portraying the same thing,
You don't need to get confused with lots of sentences I tried to makeon that video,
What is needed is to know how to say something that actually reveals a certain action to be taken/happen in future
Moreover, you need to also know if the sentence speaks about yourself, someone else,
Lastly, the number of people you are referring
Eg,
I will go
I will indicates "nita "
It also indicates that, you are talking about yourself
He will -ata
Ata-referring someone
He will -go
Ata-enda
Hi, mwalimu Kidaha and fellow Swahili learner. Unlike English, Swahili nouns are classified into noun classes. That determines pretty much everything grammatical concerning a given noun: conjugation, adjective declension, demonstratives, possessives, numbers, relatives, etc. That explains why the word for “my”, or any other possessive, changes:
Jina langu (JI/MA class-singular), majina yetu (JI/MA class-plural);
kitabu changu (KI/VI class-sing), vitabu vyangu (KI/VI class-pl);
mpira wangu (M/MI class-sing), mipira yangu (M/MI class-pl)
Etc, etc.
I hope that helps. Have a nice day.
@@juanxyah Ahsante sana boss