— Fungu la ishirini Kutodanganywa — Not being cheated

Créateur:

Joa

Éditeur:

Oxf

Hôte:

Abstract corresponding roughly in English to ‘this/these’ and ‘that/ those’; and the third a kind of reference, somewhat as in colloquial English ‘that—there’ or ‘yon’. In Swahili we have already used some place words: pale ‘there’, hapa ‘here’, hapahapa ‘right here’, and huko ‘the place referred to’. Bw. Harris said once, speaking of Bi.

Fungu la kumi na tisa Kudanganywal — Cheated! Matamshi — Pronunciation

Abstract You will have noticed the forms mna and hamna, as in mfukonihamnamachun

Fungu la ishirini na saba Barua — A letter

Abstract In the following version of the above letter, punctuation is inserted t

Somo la Ishirini na Nne

Fungu la tisa Matamshi — Pronunciation

Abstract The letter e in Swahili normally represents a vowel sound similar to th

Fungu la tano Matamshi — Pronunciation

Abstract j in Swahili, like b, d, and g, is also pronounced as an implosive. But

Fungu la tatu Lakini But ‘

Abstract Word stress in Swahili is on the penultimate (next to last) syllable. (