#Swahili adjective agreement prefixed for the Ki-Vi (ch-vy) are ki- and vi: kiatu kizee, viatu vizee (an old shoe, old shoes) #SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliNounClasses. https://thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-ki-vi-noun-class/

#Swahili adjective agreement prefixes for the A-Wa Noun Class are m- and wa-: mtu mzee (an old person), watu wazee (old people). #SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliNounClasses. https://thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-a-wa-noun-class/

The #Swahili U-I Noun class includes plants and inanimate objects. Its subject prefixes are u-/i-, its possessives are w-/y- and its adjectives are m-/mi-. #SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliNounClasses. https://thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-u-i-noun-class/

The #Swahili present tense is formed with (at least) three parts:
Subject Prefix + -na- present tense infix + Verb Root
ni + na + sema = ninasema (I speak, I am speaking)
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The #Swahili Li-Ya Noun class includes manufactured things, places, and some body parts. Its subject prefixes are li-/ya-, its possessives are l-/y-, and its adjectives are ∅-/ma-. #SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliNounClasses. https://thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-li-ya-noun-class/

The #Swahili Ki-Vi (ch-vy) Noun class includes things, objects and body parts. Its subject prefixes are ki-/vi-, its possessives are ch-/vy-, and its adjectives are ki-/vi-. #SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliNounClasses. https://thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-a-wa-noun-class/