Habari Yako!

The comment from Berhard is right,why using HU in front of the verb? but the teacher is also right by saying that HU is used in front of habitual verbs. The problem here is that the teacher should have never added HU in the example because it also confused me.Thank you for teaching us this wonderful language.

Asante sana

Abee is shorter form of Arabic labayk لبيك

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Asante sana! Hili lilikuwa somo zuri. (Learning from the U.S.)

you are too slow.... Please become faster...cut to the chase faster please. Interesting videos but way too slow. Ok? Ok? OK? OK?OK? OK? Mimi ninasoma, ok? ok?

You're really to slow, I'm dying wondering during your lessons. You should be a bit faster. Keep in mind you're making videos here. If something goes too fast, one can always go back and watch again.

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Vp hali yako mwalimu tafadhali Nakutaka unituma vitabu vya kujifunza ya Kiswahili

Unajuwa kiarabu ndugu yangu

muchas gracias

asante sana

thank you for this lesson

You have no idea how great it is to find a Swahili course where the teacher says j the way you say it! I was searching for so long to find a teacher that said j as dy. Thx!

Asante sana bro!

hello teacher for stubborn other sources refer to it as "mkaidi" is it correct?

As a Brazilian, NG' seems easy. Portuguese has NH with the same sound. But I could get any difference between GH and KH. It sounds the same.

Thanks for this course. Two questins: when you presented A and U, you said "as in apple" and "as in uber". But your pronounciation didn't sounded at al like A in apple or U in uber. Your A sounded like Spanish/Portuguese A (maybe like A in "mArch"). And your U sounded more like oo in school. Is that right?

Cut out all the OKs. OK? 😢

Isku darka

the word "peleleza" begin with the letter of "P",not a vowel

the sigular to plural is too complicated. do you have any simple way to remember so many rules.

Thank you!

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Wapi uko?

Just my humble opinion, but 11 lessons to get to sentence structure is a lot

Doesn’t it normally mean “You don’t…” when you have “Hu” in front of the verb? Shouldn’t it be “ninasoma” and “unasoma”, or is this a special rule for “kusoma”?

Thanks alot Mwalimu....!

GOOD LESSON

Thank you

teacher i have a lot of doubts

im still here

i have noticed how important are the nouns classes ... will be a challenge nevertheless i feel confident.

teacher this is by far the hardest one but i won't give up i have see some patterns thus i will try it.

thank you teacher , greeting from Dominican Republic a Spanish speaker, i started on 13 of april 2022 and i am here already, i promise to finish the course.

Thank you for this video, although I would say that I think you are mispronouncing the word condolences

Una mwalimu mzuri Sana Asante sana sir

Habari za jioni Ninataka kuuliza swali. I thought that derever, rais, shangazi comes in M/Wa noun class because they are living things I am confused. Asante Sana Sir

Thank you for this channel. I have been looking for a stable Swahili teaching channel, this is one of the best. I just subscribed.

Thanks brother

Anta batium jaidum jidan.

Salam Alikum vp hali yako mwalimu

There is no langguage called Swahili. My language is called KISWAHILI.

Please sir I need your lessons when will you start

This is great! Afew days ago I begun to learn Swahili and I found your channel. It is very useful. I just suscribed. Thanks for sharing your knoledge. Asante!!

Can you tell us some sources that can help us to improve our Swahili language E.X .. some sites Other KZbin channel or something like that

EXCELLENT ,!! Sir, you are a TEACHER. This is an excellent, well organized course compilation.

Just curious of why my Tanzanian friend said that jambo is spoken in Kenya, and as a Tanzanian person, speak mambo instead of jambo? I have thought you are teaching Tanzanian swahili. Ansante sana for great lessons ☺️