🗣️Swahili sentences consist of personal pronouns, prefixes, and verbs.
🎓Personal pronouns in Swahili include mimi (I), wewe (you), yeye (he/she), sisi (we), ninyi (you all), wao (they).
⏱️Tenses in Swahili are represented by prefixes: li- (past), na- (present), ta- (future).
📚Practice constructing sentences with different verbs to improve your language skills.
🌍Swahili is widely spoken in Kenya and other East African countries.
What are the personal pronouns in Swahili?
—They include mimi (I), wewe (you), yeye (he/she), sisi (we), ninyi (you all), wao (they).
How are tenses represented in Swahili?
—Tenses are represented by prefixes: li- (past), na- (present), ta- (future).
Can you give an example of a Swahili sentence?
—For example, 'Mimi nina kula' means 'I am eating.'
Where is Swahili spoken?
—Swahili is widely spoken in Kenya and other East African countries.
How can I practice constructing Swahili sentences?
—Use different verbs with the personal pronouns and tenses to create your own sentences.
00:00Introduction to constructing Swahili sentences and its components.
07:30Using different tenses (past, present, future) with the verb 'kula' (eat).
11:30Constructing sentences with the pronoun 'whereway' (you) and the verb 'ulefonza' (teach).
14:30Using the pronoun 'yeah' (he/she) and the verb 'ruka' (jump) in different tenses.
17:00Constructing sentences with the pronoun 'cc' (we) and the verb 'soma' (read).
19:30Creating sentences with the pronoun 'nini' (you) and the verb 'imba' (sing).
22:00Using the pronoun 'wow' (they) and the verb 'zuru' (visit) in different tenses.
25:00Wrap up and assignment for viewers to practice constructing sentences.
