😊The habitual tense is used to describe regular activities in Swahili.
🔤The word 'who' is added before the verb in a habitual sentence.
✍️Common verbs used with the habitual tense include Ender (go), Pika (cook), Donga (inject), Funza (teach), Soma (read), Lia (cry), Chesa (play), and Ona (talk).
📚The Swahili word 's' can mean either 'read' or 'learn'.
🙋♀️Practice using the habitual tense by creating a sentence using the verb 'om' (pray) and adding 'who' before it.
What is the habitual tense?
—The habitual tense is used to describe regular activities or habits.
How do you form a habitual sentence in Swahili?
—Add 'who' before the verb in a sentence to indicate the habitual tense.
What are some common verbs used with the habitual tense in Swahili?
—Some common verbs include Ender (go), Pika (cook), Donga (inject), Funza (teach), Soma (read), Lia (cry), Chesa (play), and Ona (talk).
What does 's' mean in Swahili?
—The word 's' can mean either 'read' or 'learn' depending on the context.
Can you give an example of a sentence using the habitual tense?
—Sure! 'Mimi huaenda kazini kila siku.' (I go to work every day.)
00:01Introduction to habitual tense in Swahili.
00:14Explanation of how to use the habitual tense to describe regular activities.
02:17List of common verbs used with the habitual tense.
04:26Demonstration of making sentences using the habitual tense.
07:08Example sentences using different verbs with the habitual tense.
09:57Assignment to create a sentence using the verb 'om' (pray) and the habitual tense.
13:34Summary of the different verbs and their meanings in the habitual tense.
17:05Explanation of the assignment and conclusion of the video.
