Learning Kiswahili with Wambui

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Alright, prepare to have your mind a little bit blown (like mine was)! So proud of my Kiswahili student, Maj! He just dr...
09/06/2025

Alright, prepare to have your mind a little bit blown (like mine was)! So proud of my Kiswahili student, Maj! He just dropped some serious knowledge with his map project.

Turns out, that ocean right next to Africa? Yeah, it's almost never called the . It's always 'Indian Ocean.' Talk about a sneaky way to make a continent feel less connected!

But here's the cool part: He not only dug deep into this, but he also translated all his findings into Kiswahili! That's using language to make a real impact, folks.

Check out his project here: [https://youtube.com/?si=hVQY3q3Q5HurH75u](https://youtube.com/?si=hVQY3q3Q5HurH75u)

Let's give Maj a huge round of applause for this awesome work! And seriously, why AREN'T we calling it the ? Let's get that recognition happening! 🌍

Providing information about the map of the African continent. Restoring the traditional names to the map of the African continent. Providing images of the African continent map without country borders. Providing images of the African continent map without colonial borders. Providing images of the Af...

05/06/2025

Basic Swahili Conversation for Beginners
28/05/2025

Basic Swahili Conversation for Beginners

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Let’s talk ACTION β€” Common Swahili Verbs!🍽️ Kula – to eatπŸ₯€ Kunywa – to drinkπŸšΆβ€β™€οΈ Kwenda – to go❀️ Kupenda – to love/like...
26/05/2025

Let’s talk ACTION β€” Common Swahili Verbs!

🍽️ Kula – to eat
πŸ₯€ Kunywa – to drink
πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈ Kwenda – to go
❀️ Kupenda – to love/like
πŸ› οΈ Kufanya – to do/make
πŸ‘€ Kuona – to see
πŸ—£οΈ Kusema – to say/speak

πŸ’‘ Quick Tip: Most Swahili verbs start with β€œku-” when in their basic form.
πŸ‘‰ Think of it like saying "to eat" or "to go."

🎯 Try these in a sentence:
πŸ§β€β™‚οΈ Ninapenda kula wali. – I like to eat rice.
πŸƒβ€β™€οΈ Anaenda dukani. – She is going to the shop.
πŸ‘‚ Unasema nini? – What are you saying?

πŸ’¬ YOUR TURN!
Drop a sentence in the comments using one of these verbs. I’ll be here to cheer you on! πŸ‘‡

23/05/2025

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