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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- Hello there! 👋 Swahili is the official language of Tanzania and is also spoken in Kenya, Uganda, Congo etc.
Born and raised in Arusha Tanzania, Glory Henry Kimonge was a former tour guide, game warden, now a Swahili language teacher. She will share a brief history of Tanzania, teach Kiswahili, introduce the world-famous sceneries, and interesting facts about the tribes in Tanzania.
Book a class with Glory 👉 go.italki.com/SwahiliWithGloria
Breakdown:
00:55 Glory's life story
05:51 Introduction to Tanzania
11:08 Cultural influences on Swahili
14:00 Swahili lesson
19:56 How to introduce ourselves in Swahili
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Thank you. I am from the United States and work with people from Tanzania and Kenya. I would love to learn more about this language.
Asante sana. I’m from the UK and have a friend from Tanzania. I’m going to learn more and surprise them. Great video!! Thanks 🙏
Starting to learn. Spending this Christmas time in Tanzania
I can teach you more
Wonderful lesson. Asante sana!
You are awesome teacher I do really appreciate your teaching
Asante sana
I am an Arabic native speaker and I am so interested in learning swahili as there are a lot of Arabic words in swahili 😊
Some teachers at italki speak both Swahili and Arabic, you can filter them out for your convenience.
Asante
I'm from South Sudan my relatives are in Kenya not sure if they teach Kiswahili in school I'm studying Kiswahili it should be the official language of Africa looking forward to the E.A.F.
It's a compulsory subject in Kenya
You are very beautiful and I love your accent. You sound a professional teacher.
Asante sana!
You are very mrembo 😍😍… Asante sana!
it is very interesting to learn Swahili language there are some similar words which we use in our language.
thankyou for for uploading such video so we can learn language. Asante Sana.
Really interesting. It was cool to see the loan words from Arabic.
Asante sana Dada! Also, I really love your dress pattern!
Very interesting and informative! Mimi husoma Kiswahili kila siku :)
Kwanini?
@@hk254lyt8 I've been interested since college...hope to travel and use it someday :)
@@lauriegenie Karibu Kenya :)
Thank you for explaining the basic pronouns and how to make objects pleural. This was confusing me and you were very helpful in clarifying this.
Asante! 👏🏽
This was really nice. Asante sana!
Asante sana mwalimu! It was very cool, and it makes me to like studying Swahili very much!
Karibu sana and thank you for watching :) teach.italki.com/teacher/7387476
Kazi nzuri
Asante sana
Asante. Thanks a lot. Nice Video! You plan to do some more? It would be great!
Let's learn swahil to be united in Africa
Asante, "hakuna Matata" from kenya
Karibu sana , Hakuna Matata from Tanzania
pesa = money, makes sense (see mpesa in Kenya i.e.) ...so what´s "hela"?
Hela is a synonym of pesa
@@susanyvonne3399 Alright, thanks!
Hello from Australia, in my mother's country we refer (out of respect) to strangers and family friends as brother/sister/uncle/aunty/grandmother/grandfather.
Is this accepted in the Swahili language or does it sound weird as in European languages. I know that men sometimes call their wives Bibi. Could you please explain these a bit further? I would really appreciate it. Great video btw 👍👍❤️
Dear friend please help me to learn Kisqahilli...I am from Panama and my tonge language is Spanish...I need to speak Swahilli...Asante sana.
Hi Saturnino, Thank you so much for watching my video. It will be my pleasure to help you learn more Swahili. Please you are very welcome teach.italki.com/teacher/7387476
I live in the United States and am now fairly proficient in Spanish. Currently I am studying Swahili. Would you like to practice together?
@@dianamitchell2888 Hi, Diana! How is it going? Me too, I wonder this language. Why do you learn this language?
@@mertcelik8842 i want to visit Eastern Africa. What are your Interest in the language my friend!
@@dianamitchell2888 Actually, I just started learning it 3 day ago via Duolingo. I wonder if I learn Svahili, it will be useful or not for my career in the future.
Asante mwalim waTanzania is there no any access for Whatsapp groups that we can join for leaning?
Swahili IS difficult. For example : There are 4 ways to say " my " : yangu , changu, wangu and langu. And it is like puzzling for me . In english you just say " my". It just not change. But here it changes. Depending on the noun that follows. My bed = kitanda changu. My friend = rafiki yangu. My wife = mke wangu . My bag = begi langu.And that is just one example. I am really trying and I will keep on going but "Kiswahili si rahisi. Kiswahili ni ngumu sana."
The law of concord (agreement).Common in Bantu languages.Swahili is a Bantu language.
Actually it is 'Kiswahili ni kingumu sana'
@@b.k.5659 it is "kiswahili ni kigumu sana" not kingumu
@@fredylucas2484 wrong : its ngumu en.bab.la/dictionary/swahili-english/ngumu
@@b.k.5659 i will help you, I am a swahili speaker and did swahili language and literature so I don't need Google
Ngumu- lugha ya kiswahili ni ngumu
Kigumu- kiswahili ni kigumu.
Hali- hali yangu kimaisha ni ngumu sana.
Forget google translate,
Bibi, unapaswa kutembelea Comoro, yeye pia anazungumza lugha hii
sorry! i'm reading "hela" but you are saying "tesa" or maybe "pesa". do i hear wrong?
Asante sana mwalimu ila nili tala ku jadiliana nawe trough watsapp
Hello,
I am looking for a native english speaker to practice English with, I can help with Swahili.
Thank you in advance.
Have you found a native English speaker yet?
@@melokulekumalo2225 no, not yet.
Nina penda we we
Why give the euros any credit for any part of creating Swahili when they have taken so much from Africa by force WHOA