Ll:2:baba Yangu Na Mama Yangu

Front 1

my father

Back 1

baba yangu

Front 2

my mother

Back 2

mama yangu

Front 3

my older brother

Back 3

kaka yangu

Front 4

my sister

Back 4

dada yangu

Front 5

Karibu nyumbani

Back 5

Welcome (to my) home

Front 6

Where do you live

Back 6

Unaishi wapi

Front 7

What are you doing?

Back 7

Unafanya nini

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Do you speak kiswahili

Back 8

Unasema Kiswahili

Front 9

Do you speak English?

Back 9

Unasema Kiiingereza

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I speak just a little Swahili

Back 10

Ninasema Kiswahili kidogo tu

Front 11

Sit down! Have a seat

Back 11

Kaa chini!

Front 12

I'm glad to meet you

Back 12

Nimefurahi kukuona

Front 13

Knock Knock

Back 13

Hodi Hodi

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This (here) is my father. His names is

Back 14

Huyu hapa ni baba yangu, Jina lake ni Juma

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And that's my mother. Her name is Aisha

Back 15

Na yule mama yangu. Jina lake no Aisha

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And those are my siblings. That's Daudi and that's Sarah

Back 16

Na wale ni ndungu zangu. yule ni Daudi na yule ni Sarah

Front 17

And these are my grandmother and grandfather

Back 17

Na hawa ni bibi yangu na babu yangu

Front 18

And this is my friend. His name is mark

Back 18

Na huyu ni rafiki yangu. Jina lake ni Mark

Front 19

How is America?

Back 19

Habari za Marekani

Front 20

Do you like Tanzania?

Back 20

Unapenda Tanzania

Front 21

Yes, I like Tanzania very much

Back 21

Ndio, ninapenda sana Tanzania

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Do you like Kiswahili also?

Back 22

Unapenda kiswahilii pia?

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Yes, I like Kiswahili but I don't speak Swahili yet. I only speak a little Swahili. Do you speak English, Baba Ali?

Back 23

Ndio ninapenda Kiswahili, lakini sisema kiswahili bado. Ninasema Kiswahili kidogo tu. Unasema Kiingeraza Baba Ali?

Front 24

I don't speak English, I speak Kiswahili only

Back 24

Mimi sisemi Kiingeraza. Ninasema Kiswahili tu

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Now I'm studying Kiswahili at the University of Dar es Salaam

Back 25

Mimi ninasoma Kiswahili, Chuo Kikuu cha Dar es Salaam sasa.

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Are you from Washington DC?

Back 26

Wewe unatoka Washington DC?

Front 27

No, I do not from Washington DC, I'm from New York

Back 27

Hapana, sitoki Washington DC, ninatoka New York

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And your friend is from where?

Back 28

Na rafiki yako anatoka wapi?

Front 29

My friend is from New York also

Back 29

Rafiki yangu anatoka New York Pia

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Does he speak Swahili?

Back 30

Yeye anasema Kiswahili

Front 31

No, he doesn't speak Kiswahili

Back 31

Hapana, yeye hasemi Kiswahili

Front 32

father

Back 32

Baba

Front 33

grandfather

Back 33

babu

Front 34

grandmother

Back 34

bibi

Front 35

sister

Back 35

dada

Front 36

here

Back 36

hapa

Front 37

brother

Back 37

kaka

Front 38

to live

Back 38

kuishi

Front 39

to live, to stay, to sit

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kukaa

Front 40

to sleep

Back 40

kulala

Front 41

to see

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Kuona

Front 42

to like/love

Back 42

kupenda

Front 43

mother

Back 43

mama

Front 44

maternal uncle

Back 44

mjomba/wajomba

Front 45

grandchild/grandchildren

Back 45

mjukuu/wajukuu

Front 46

wife/wives

Back 46

mke/wake

Front 47

nephew/nephews

Back 47

mpwa/wapwa

Front 48

child/children

Back 48

mtoto/watoto

Front 49

person/people

Back 49

mtu/watu

Front 50

husband/husbands

Back 50

mume/waume

Front 51

teacher/teachers

Back 51

mwalimu/walimu

Front 52

student/students

Back 52

mwanafunzi/wanafunzi

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parent/parents

Back 53

mzazi/wazazi

Front 54

older person/people

Back 54

mzee/wazee

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and, with

Back 55

na

Front 56

who?

Back 56

nani?

Front 57

siblings, relative, cousin

Back 57

ndugu

Front 58

friend

Back 58

rafiki

Front 59

paternal aunt

Back 59

shangazi

Front 60

How are things here

Back 60

Habari za hapa

Front 61

Here are my grandparents

Back 61

Hawa hapa ni bibi na babu yangu

Front 62

Here's my father

Back 62

Huyu hapa ni baba yangu

Front 63

This is my friend

Back 63

Huyu ni rafiki yangu

Front 64

Welcome to my home

Back 64

Karibuni nyumbani

Front 65

I like Tanzania a lot

Back 65

Ninapenda sana Tanzania

Front 66

Where does your friend come from?

Back 66

Rafiki yako anatoka wapi?

Front 67

My friend comes from Los Angeles

Back 67

Rafiki yangu anatoka Los angeles

Front 68

Nouns belonging to the same class function grammatically in the same way. T/F

Back 68

TRUE

Front 69

Swahili nouns are divided into how many noun classes?

Back 69

eight

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What are demonstratives?

Back 70

Words used to point to people or things

Front 71

For the m/wa noun class what is the demonstrative for "this"

Back 71

huyu

Front 72

For the m/wa noun class what is the demonstrative for "these"

Back 72

hawa

Front 73

For the m/wa noun class what is the demonstrative for "that"

Back 73

yule

Front 74

For the m/wa noun class what is the demonstrative for "those"

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wale

Front 75

This is Ali. That is Lela

Back 75

Huyu ni Ali. Yule ni Lela

Front 76

This is a teacher

Back 76

Huyu ni mwalimu

Front 77

That's (those are) Ali and Lela

Back 77

Wale ni Ali na Lela

Front 78

These (people) are (my) mother and father

Back 78

Hawa ni baba na mama

Front 79

These are students

Back 79

Hawa ni wanafunzi

Front 80

Those are children

Back 80

Wale ni watoto

Front 81

What are the steps to forming a possessive in Swahili

Back 81

Step 1: Find the possessive root that fits the possessive
Step 2: add a prefix depending upon the noun class

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What is the possessive root for "my"

Back 82

-angu

Front 83

What is the possessive root for "your"

Back 83

-ako

Front 84

What is the possessive root for "his/her"

Back 84

-ake

Front 85

What is the possessive root for "our"

Back 85

-etu

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What is the possessive root for "your (pl.)"

Back 86

-enu

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What is the possessive root for "their"

Back 87

-ao

Front 88

The possessive prefix for the M-Wa class is what?

Back 88

w 9e.g., wangu(my) wako(your), wake(his/her)

Front 89

These are my children

Back 89

Hawa ni watoto

Front 90

That is our teacher

Back 90

Yule ni mwalimu wetu

Front 91

Are these your parents?

Back 91

Hawa ni wazazi wenu?

Front 92

These are our parents

Back 92

Hawa ni wazazi wetu

Front 93

Those are their children

Back 93

Wale ni watoto wao

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What are the important characteristics of the negative present tense?

Back 94

First, the affirmative ending -a changes to -i in the negative
Second, the present infix -na- is omitted
Third, the negative prefix ha-(as in hapana) is added

Front 95

What is an exception to changing into the negative present tense?

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In the mimi(I) form the prefix si- is used instead of ha-

Also, in the wewe (you) and yeye(he/she) forms the -a in ha- is absorbed by the vowel at the beginning of the subject prefixes u- and a-

Front 96

Give all the negative conjugations of kutoka for
I
You
He/she
We
They (ply)
Wao (they)

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I= sitoki
2=hutoki
3= hatoki
4 - hatutoki
5= ham toki
6= hawa toki

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I'm studying

Back 97

Mimi ninasoma

Front 98

I'm not studying

Back 98

Mimi sisomi

Front 99

You aren't studying

Back 99

Wewe husomi

Front 100

She's not studying

Back 100

Yeye hasomi

Front 101

We are not studying

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Siss hatusomi

Front 102

They're not studying

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Wao hawasomi

Front 103

Swahili verbs that do not end with -as (such as kuishi(to live) don't change ending when negated

Back 103

TRU

Front 104

I don't live in the United States.

Back 104

Mimi siishi Marekani

Front 105

She's not returning to the US

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Yeye harudi Marekani

Front 106

You're not responding

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Wewe hujibu

Front 107

They don't tnink

Back 107

Waoo hawafikiri

Front 108

We aren't trying

Back 108

Sisi hatujaribu