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68 Cards in this Set

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-subiri
wait
-penda
like
-ondoka
leave a place, set off
-ni
in/at/to
ki-
singular for the Ki/Vi class nouns
vi-
plural for the Ki/Vi class nouns
-angu
my, mine (possessive)
-ako
your, yours (singular, possessive)
-ake
his/her, his/hers
-etu
our,ours
-enu
your, yours (plural, possessive)
-ao
their, theirs (possessive)
wangu
my (possessive with M/Wa noun)
wako
your (possessive with M/Wa noun)
wake
his/her (possessive with M/Wa noun)
wetu
our (possessive with M/Wa noun)
wenu
your (possessive with M/Wa noun)
wao
their (possessive with M/Wa noun)
Singular possessive with N noun
i- (becomes y-)
Plural possessive with N noun
zi- (becomes z-)
rafiki yangu
my friend
rafiki zangu
my friends
rafiki yetu
our friends
rafiki zetu
our friends
ng'ombe wangu
my cow
ng'ombe zangu
my cows
ng'ombe wetu
our cow
ng'ombe zetu
our cows
kikapu changu
my basket
vikapu chetu
my baskets
vikapu vyangu
my baskets
kikapu chetu
our basket
vikapu vyetu
our baskets
-ao (their)
what is the rule?
only used when referring to possession by people and animals
-a
of
-a kwanza
first
-a pili
second
-a mwisho
final/last
-baya
bad
-chache
few
-embamba
narrow, thin
-ingi
many
-ingine
some of/other/different
-kubwa
large
-pana
broad, wide
-pya
new, recent, modern
-refu
long, tall
sijui
I don't know
hujui
you (singular) don't know
hajui
he/she doesn't know
hatujui
we don't know
hamjui
you (plural) don't know
hawajui
they don't know
ki-
in the manner of
mimi
I
wewe
you (singular)
yeye
he/she
sisi
we
ninyi (nyinyi)
you (plural)
wao
they
ku-ja
(to) give
ku-pa
(to) give
ku-nywa
(to) drink
ku-wa
(to) be
ku-
to
-na-
present tense:
Tu-na-ku-la
We are eating
-ta-
future tense:
A-ta-ku-la biriani
He will eat biriani
-li-
past tense:
Wa-li-ku-la ugali
They ate polenta