Swahili Pronouns & Personal Subject Prefixes | Swahili Kingdom

[@ninafrisdal836]

Hongera sana na episode 1 katika series hii npya. 🎉 Itasaidia sana wanafunzi wa kiswahili, beginners na intermediate pia. Connie, wewe ni mwalimu mzuri sana! I recommend swahilil-learners to follow this Channel!😊

[@SwahiliKingdom]

Asante sana Nina! Ni furaha yangu kufunza kiswahili na wanafunzi wangu kuelewa. Kiswahili chako kimeimarika. Hongera pia! Asante sana kwa pongezi zako! 😀

[@vadency5313]

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[@danielahTZ]

Great lesson for beginners! Asante!

[@SwahiliKingdom]

Asante pia.

[@emk5921]

You are amazing, I know I am going to enjoy learning Swahili with you! Y estoy seguro por ahora que has apprendida espanol tambien. Es muy facil! -Esperando a regressar a Africa, Esmail

[@SwahiliKingdom]

Thanks Esmail. I trust you will enjoy it here! Si, espanol es una de las lenguas que me gusta mucho, y por eso simplemente lo aprendi. Bienvenido a Africa!

[@blessingmapiku9831]

I've understood some of thanx

[@SwahiliKingdom]

nice. Welcome

[@t-rob2943]

I’m studying Swahili. Although not related to this video, can some explain how to use “kwenda kwenye”? When would you need to use this sequence of “to go” in a sentence?

[@SwahiliKingdom]

kwenda (kwenye) - to go (to). Anataka kwenda kwenye mkataba - He wants to go to the library.

[@t-rob2943]

Asante kwa ufafanuzi.

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