LEARN THE BASIC FOUNDATION OF HAUSA LANGUAGE | BEGINNERS GUIDE

LEARN THE BEGINNER BASIC FOUNDATION OF HAUSA LANGUAGE IN ORDER.
IN THIS LESSON, WE WILL BE LEARNING THE FOUNDATION OF HAUSA LANGUAGE IN A WELL STRUCTURED AND UNDERSTANDABLE ORDER, WE WILL LEARN BASIC WORDS AND HOW TO USE THEM TO CONSTRUCT MEANINGFUL SENTENCES FROM SCRATCH.
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[@abassifreke1066]

am enjoying your class😶, I love Hausa

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

Glad to hear that

[@georgeamissah4274]

thanks

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

you are welcome

[@Oladimejielias]

Madalla! Nagode 🙏

[@JobooOkeke]

Hi

[@BA_SO_BA_NE]

Nice video

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

Thanks

[@Officialndakotsaragi]

Nice

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

Thanks

[@bamikolecatherine8999]

Please what about the second person (feminine or masculine ) singular for “ zan”

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

Second person masculine singular ===> zaaka

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

Second person feminine singular ===> zaaki

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

zeh for masculine and or zata for feminine. I missed that in the video

[@BA_SO_BA_NE]

Ka ringa rarraba words like yanda other channels suke yi na koyo, baka ringa hada su da yawa a wuri guda ba.

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

Na gode sosai

[@peterejiofor1144]

Please on what occasion or situation that feminine and masculine gender is use in a sentence

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

I don't understand your question

[@TinaDelgadobeauty]

@@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY I believe he is asking what word to use when talking to or about a male or female. example- "Yaron yana wasa." (The boy is playing) or "Yarinya tana wasa." (The girl is playing) I am learning too

[@internetmarkettainment9434]

Sannu daiki aboki na

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

Marhaban my friend

[@arohalfred6724]

What’s the difference with ‘ kar’ and ‘ba’

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

kar means don't

[@ABUSTALESOFHISTORY]

ba doesn't mean anything on its own