Practice Swahili sentences
# Swahili Flashcards
This is a page which allows you to practice Swahili in a very uncomplicated way, so you can focus on learning.
You get a simple sentence from one or more categories, for you to see if you already understand it.
If you do, click `Remove` or type `RightArrow`, and the sentence will not repeat.
If you don't, click `Repeat` or type `LeftArrow`, and the sentence will come back soon.
Then the sentence scrolls up, with a translation added, with a new sentence below.
When you don't understand a word, consult an AI to explain the word using the following prompt:
Translate to and from Swahili, prefer the kenyan dialect. Add a little bit of grammatical and word explanations.
This prefers the Kenyan dialect, because it is simpler.
You can select cards from one or more categories. Shift+click a category to select only this category. Progress is reported.
Click `Invert` to go from English to Swhahili instead. Type `UpArrow` to hear the card spoken (bad pronounciation).
To add words or sentences, open the file in a text editor, locate `vocabulary[]`, prompt an AI to give you the data you need and add them as entries.
Verbs have their root separated by a single quote, to show the conjugation, ex: `ana'lia`. The same was done for nouns when they are modified, like `kazi'ni`.
Randomization affects the categories Quantities, Conjugated and Negated, as they are generated on the fly for each session. Likewise possessives are randomized in phrases that contain them.