Download Swahili Vocabulary and Grammar Review: Midterm Exam - Prof. Deogratias Tungaraza and more Study notes African American History in PDF only on Docsity! Swahili Midterm Review 10/14/2009 Accumulated Vocabulary I. Acha – Stop Anza – Begin Andika – Write Baba – Dad Babu – Granddad Bibi – Grandmother Cheza – play Chura – frog Chora – draw Debe – tin Duara – circle Enda – go Embe – mango Elea – understood/float Fanya – do Finya – pinch Funga – close Fungua – open Gogo – log Gunia – sack Guna – grumble Hama – move Homa – fever Huyu – this Hawa – these Hapana – no Imba - sing Inama – bend Inua – lift Imani – faith Jenga – build Jembe – hoe Janazi – sailboat Jabali – rock Kaka – brother Kalamu – pen Kuku – chicken Lia – cry Umba – create Vema – correct Vimba – swell Vuna – harvest Via – stunted Watoto – children Watu – people Wakati – time period Waridi – rose Wewe – you Wao – they Yule – That Yaani – that is Yumba – sway Zeze – fiddle Zulia – carpet Zimamoto – firefighter Zima – extinguish II. Asubuhi – morning Mchana – afternoon Jioni – night Nyumbani – home Masomo – studies Kazi – work Habari zenu – What about yall? Kutana – to meet Karibisha – invite Mgeni – guest Afuataye – next Kupumzika – break Kushukuri – you’re welcome Mazungumzo – dialogue Heshima – respect Marahaba – thanks for your respects Wanafunzi wenzangu – respects to my colleagues III. Ishirini – 20 Thelathini – 30 Arobaini – 40 Hamsini – 50 Sitini – 60 Sabini – 70 Themanini – 80 Tisini – 90 Mia Moja – 100 Jumamosi – Saturday Alhamisi – Thursday Jumapili – Sunday Jumatano – Wednesday Ijumaa – Friday Jumanne – Tuesday Jumatatu – Monday Jana – yesterday Juzi – day before yesterday Leo – today Kesho – tomorrow Keshokutwa – day after tomorrow Hii ni namba ngapi – What number is that Counting and Days of the Week 10/14/2009 Counting Kuhesabu Moja, Mbili, Tatu, Nne, Tano, Sita, Saba, Nane, Tisa, Kumi Kumi na Tano – 15 Ishirini – 20 Thelathini – 30 Arobaini – 40 Hamsini – 50 Sitini – 60 Sabini – 70 Themanini – 80 Tisini – 90 Mia moja – 100 Mia mbili – 200 Elfu tatu, mia moja tisini natisa – 3,199 Hii ni namba ngapi? What number is that? Days of the Week Siku za Juma Jumamosi – Saturday Jumapili – Sunday Jumatatu – Monday Jumanne – Tuesday Jumatano – Wednesday Alhamisi – Thursday Ijumaa – Friday Jana – yesterday Juzi – day before yesterday Leo – today Kesho – tomorrow Keshokutwa – day after tomorrow Leo ni siku gani? What day is today? Leo ni Jumanne. Today is Tuesday Jana ilikuwa siku gani? What day was yesterday? Jana ilikuwa siku ya Jumatano. Yesterday was Wednesday Kesho itakuwa siku gani? What day is tomorrow? Kesho itakuwa Jumatano. Tomorrow is Wednesday. Introducing Oneself 10/14/2009 Introducing Oneself Kujitambulisha I. Mimi ni Avery. Wewe ni nani? I am Avery. Who are you? Huyo ni nani? Who is this? Yeye ni Tanner. This is Tanner. Yeye ni Al? Is this Al? Hapana. Huyu si Al. Yeye ni Tanner. No. This isn’t Al. This is Tanner. Extras: Mimi ni – I am Wewe ni – You are Yeye ni – He/she is II. Mimi ninaitwa Avery. Wewe ninaitwa? I am called Avery. What are you called? Huyu anaitwa nani? What is this person called? Yeye anaitwa Katie. She is called Katie. Extras: Ninaitwa (Ni – who? Mimi. Na – when? Present. Itwa – verb. “what”) Mimi – ni Wewe – u Yeye – a -angu – my -ako – you -ake – he/she III. Jina langu Avery. Jina lako nani? My name is Avery. What is your name?
