Swahili for beginners

1. Introduction: Are you interested in landings, Wally? Or are you planning to visit East Africa very soon? Well, in that Marta, you need an Eastern Africa survival kit. Yes, i basic introduction to the language. We'll be okay. Do you know that swayed me? If you don't. Well, according to my data, we've got you covered Lucknow more. This course is going to provide you with all the essential since way illegal keep you mingling and talking and interacting with Swahili speakers from Eastern Africa. My name is Tony and I'll be guiding us through this course. I'm looking forward to see you inside. 2. Greetings introduction: Greetings. In Eastern Africa, we pay a lot of importance to the extent you're gratings were greeted person and inquire about their health, their activities, and their close relations. The most common good things in swelling. The first one is her Barry, and the second one is jumbo. Have battery. In English, it means news. Jumbo. This guest has for any marker for NFV or anything. Let's begin with our first curator. Who jumbo. Jumbo. This in English just asks, is there any issue with Appeal? Do you have any issue you have any question. You have anything to discuss with us? Who? Jumbo. Jumbo, how are you doing? That's so official. And the response is simple. C Jamboard, I am fine. See, this is the opposite of jumbo. Given thing to say. Jumbo. Don't have anything to say. I am fine. I don't have any issue. I don't have any challenge. So see jumbo, mumbo. Jumbo, I am fine. So this greeting, who jumbo or gamble? The responses. See Jumbo, wikis. Fine. Jumbo, It's great question. So the response together, same. Jumbo. We can't get to play jumbo. Jumbo. And that is it. On the first lecture. The next lecture we are going to discuss more on the greeting sensitivity or response, the most common greetings. Thank you for attending. 3. Habari greeting: Welcome to this second lecture. In this second lecture we're going to look at the second most common type of G3P, which is have the word means news. So when when when someone asks you how Barry yeah. Possibly. Is simply asking Good morning. Good afternoon. Good afternoon or good evening. Have GOD. How Barry is a GOD? Good evening. Goodnight. Ooh, ooh. Ooh, ooh. Ooh, ooh. Or Barry who have very high Barry has her barry, the Qazi Qazi job. Barry. How are you today? Hi Barry. Leo had Barry Safari. For example, when you're traveling and someone seeks to inquire how you been doing. Guest as q have Safari. So ui is morning or SQL. Hi, Jony. Evening. Afternoon. Those are the ones that we usually hear when you come to East Africa. So in the next lecture, we are going to look at the responses to these greetings. So I will be waiting you in the next lecture and we look at the response. Thank you. 4. Habari response: The response to hyperbaric greeting is very simple. We just fine. How are you doing? I'm fine. How Barry? X1, X2, X3. Have Barry Jana, Zurich. Have Barry's us buoy jewelry. Herbaria, Zurich or salaam. Salaam comes from an Arabic word Salaam, which means peace. Lambda k, x2, R3. R3 is good. So that is the response to that greeting. So in the fascinate second lecture we'll look at, we have looked at two greetings. The first one is we gamble, and this is the second reading ease. Her Barry. So we are continuing in these types of greeting Linux lecture. We'll look at another type of gripping. 5. Commo n greeting for youths: Welcome to this lecture. In this lecture, we're going to look at another type of routine. Routine is associated with the Utes or people or younger age, the younger generation. And then they're special unique type of greeting in Israeli. And this greeting is mambo or mumble, VP. Mumble are the things going mumble. And the response is to Safi, mambo or two marble VP. Safi. Staffing means called Safi or two, cool, cool. Another is another greeting which targets the energy an electron is SASA. Sasa, holiday themes and the responses for which simply means cool SASA, or another type of greeting is VP. The response is also poor. What are the things? How are you doing? How you fairing? K, whole, pour liquid, say lambda equal b x2, VP, VP for lambda, this ad there. Those are the types of greetings at the table when they use. Another thing that surely in counties. Now when we put APOE to end, do you just play? Ok. Nico. Nico salaam. I am where? I am. Okay. Nico museum. I am when? I am. Okay? And that is it about the types of bidding. So we have looked at the most important types of briefings that you're likely to encounter on again into East Africa. And the first one, they transform is very official, say these jumbo. And the second one is harbor. And the third one we have say dissociated. It's very common. The commonest associated with the youth in Eastern Africa, the legis, population, only the younger generation. So the most common type of gripping with Amy's Mambo, Sasa, mumble VP, Vp, and there is this pore, It's guess in poor like that. So thank you for joining me in this lecture. In the next lecture we're going to look at other common expressions as a chytrid mean Swahili language. Thank you. 6. Common expressions: Jumbo, oogonia, cosy. So in this lecture we're going to look at common expressions. These are the common ones and things will encounter in the end in any other language in which to lab. And the first one is higher. Okay? Okay. Hi at Twin diversity. Okay, Let's go twin diversity. Okay, let's go hire 20 bursae. Okay, Let's go. Nice deal. Do you know Swahili? Do DO DO DO knocks, Wally? Yes. Deal is yes. They are the one needs. Do you know do you really know how upon a magic happen to know her partner? Please. Please. Please teach me whom they release. Teach me sway in the early Israeli. Please. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for teaching me Israeli. Less than 70. Thank you for teaching me. As Santa can be accompanied by Santa. Santa means very much in C or something in excess. Summer. Thank you. Very much. Rather nice. Okay. No problem. No problem. You will encounter these maybe when you saw them, something which is wrong. This is the whole story. Sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, I'm late. Imagery layer. Safari general. How good Janet, suffering Gemma. Have a good journey. Have a peaceful journey. Safari. Safari journey. Jim. Good. Xunzi, goods. When they're looking at somebody's like this. You can also accompany you are no queen with these Hadi. Or decently as is there anybody at home for anybody at home for the OD or the body? That is points will be caribou. Caribou. You are welcome. Caribou. Caribou. Cody. Cody will be caribou. Caribou. Caribou. Welcome. Goodbye. Quality. Quality. Quality. Bye. Bye. See you. See you soon. To turn on a bad day. See you again. Nana. See you again. See you again. Would night good night. Good night. Sleep. Salama, peaceful. Yes. Sweet dreams. Landless and Lambda less Ulama who were landless and Lambda dreams night. When they're counting. These are the very common things you're likely to encounter. The day to day we didn't have yesterday, which is more cookies, keto, Jana, K shoe. And that is it in the most common expressions which we are likely to encounter when you're visiting East Africa. Feel free to provide a review up to this moment. This will help other students to enroll in this course. Thank you. 7. Personal pronouns: Welcome to this lecture. In this lecture we're going to look at the personal pronouns. We have the three personal opponents in English, which is the plural when you upload or you eat and the plural day. So in this lecture we're going to look at this personal pronouns in Swahili. And we're going to begin the first one, the first person pronoun. So the first-person pronoun, which is represented by a test, mean. Remember it from me. Who is your repeated mi, mi and presented by the mid me. I am plane. Then we have CC, wikis, we or us, cc represented by two. Let's look at the first person example. In a sentence. Me, me, me. I am playing, me, me, me notches. We have the plural form wikis, CC, two matches. We playing SCC, not change, so we have playing mean in a chamber, CC two notches. A personal pronoun is the second person pronoun wikis, you, You, you in the singular and plural. So you see where we, where we, where we can prevent it by, by you, by the letter U is violet or you didn't. We have mainly represented by m. Let's look at the example in a sentence where we made to our gems. Your name is James where? 1912. Gibbs or knee night games. Maybe a phone to a little games. So you're telling them you are names, are gyms. Were named. Jim Gaines when he's won several games. Yagni or knee, right towards Gibbs, your limbs. Camps. The third person pronoun he, she, hi, him. Or eight, presented by the rookies. They or them is prevented by, wow. Let's look at the example. Ea, represented by the present he, she, he, or eight. Then while presents, day or the pen. So let's look at this example in a sentence, Yea, in B or C is sick. In this way, we don't have the pronouns. They're not they don't have. So yay. Yes, it presents any gender. He or she is sick. Then. Well, wow, no one can. Maybe you're going to visit several patients and you're telling someone that? Or maybe I went to several people and found several them, they're sick. And you're telling someone that those people sick. So you get, say, Wow, you are going through we don't pray, find sick people. Found one. Yes, a yea, yea, yea, yea. And unequally, his name is Lee. Be attending a person. Maybe someone is asking what is the name of that will guess a name. We sleep. When there are several release. What are the names of those people or those that hole. So wow, 184. So the vocabulary to get to eeta, eeta to call eta two core didn't have to be calling it to be called. My name is my name is. Now. What? Now? What about you wrote about me, me in a tour. Now again, my name is Lee. And what do you mean me in 1920? Tony. My name is Tony. When we're on a quinone. What's your name? When we want to eat to an attorney? And that is the end of these personal pronouns. See in the next lecture. Thank you.