Engaging Hausa Lesson: Exploring Continuous Tense and Definite Statements with Two Students PART 1

Welcome to our comprehensive tutorial on using "I am and He is" in continuous tense and definite sentences in Hausa! Mastering these fundamental structures is key to expressing ongoing actions and definite statements in the Hausa language. In this in-depth guide, we'll explore the nuances of employing "I am" (Ina OR Ni ne) and "He is" (Shi ne OR Yana) in continuous tense and definite sentences, providing clear examples and detailed explanations for learners at all levels.
Whether you're a beginner eager to grasp the intricacies of Hausa grammar or someone looking to enhance their conversational skills, this tutorial will equip you with the essential tools to construct continuous tense and definite sentences effortlessly.
Join us as we delve into the specifics of forming continuous tense with these phrases, understand their usage in definite statements, and practice their pronunciation and application in everyday conversations.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to deepen your understanding of Hausa language structures! Watch our tutorial now and take the next step toward fluency.
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[@عباسالبرناوي-ع2ك]

I've a question please, she can be used for both genders?

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She is for female

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​@@learninghausalanguage6905i mean in hausa language we can say she namiji ne can also say she namace ne for female?

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@@عباسالبرناوي-ع2كShi namiji ne, he is a boy. Ita yarinya ne she is a girl

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@@عباسالبرناوي-ع2ك ita mance ne,she is a woman

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My question is, how can i say,"she is teaching?

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