意味
To give someone hope or confidence.
文化的背景
In Tanzania, 'kutia moyo' is often linked to the national philosophy of 'Undugu'. It is common for strangers to encourage each other in public spaces, like at a bus stop or market. In Kenya, the phrase is frequently used in the context of 'Harambee' (pulling together). It is a key part of the rhetoric used during community fundraising events. In the coastal Islamic culture of Zanzibar, 'kutia moyo' is seen as a religious virtue. It is often accompanied by the phrase 'Inshallah' (God willing). In Eastern Congo, where life has been marked by conflict, 'kutia moyo' is a vital phrase for survival and social cohesion among displaced communities.
Use Object Infixes
To sound like a native, always include the object infix. 'Ninakutia moyo' sounds much more natural than 'Ninatua moyo kwako'.
Pair with 'Pole'
If someone is going through a hard time, start with 'Pole' (I'm sorry for your situation) before using 'Kutia moyo'.
意味
To give someone hope or confidence.
Use Object Infixes
To sound like a native, always include the object infix. 'Ninakutia moyo' sounds much more natural than 'Ninatua moyo kwako'.
Pair with 'Pole'
If someone is going through a hard time, start with 'Pole' (I'm sorry for your situation) before using 'Kutia moyo'.
Don't say 'Kutoa'
Be careful! 'Kutoa moyo' can mean to discourage or even to 'remove a heart' (like in surgery). Stick to 'Kutia'.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct object infix for 'him/her'.
Mwalimu ana___tia moyo mwanafunzi.
The object infix for a single person (3rd person singular) is '-m-'.
Which sentence means 'We encouraged them'?
Chagua sentensi sahihi:
'-wa-' is the object infix for 'them'.
Match the phrase to the situation.
Situation: A friend is nervous about a job interview.
'Kutia moyo' is for encouragement, while 'Kuvunja moyo' means to discourage.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'Sina nguvu ya kuendelea.' B: 'Usiseme hivyo, mimi nipo hapa ___.'
B is offering support, so 'kukutia moyo' (to encourage you) is the correct choice.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Kutia vs. Kuvunja
練習問題バンク
4 問題Mwalimu ana___tia moyo mwanafunzi.
The object infix for a single person (3rd person singular) is '-m-'.
Chagua sentensi sahihi:
'-wa-' is the object infix for 'them'.
Situation: A friend is nervous about a job interview.
'Kutia moyo' is for encouragement, while 'Kuvunja moyo' means to discourage.
A: 'Sina nguvu ya kuendelea.' B: 'Usiseme hivyo, mimi nipo hapa ___.'
B is offering support, so 'kukutia moyo' (to encourage you) is the correct choice.
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よくある質問
10 問Yes! Use the reflexive 'ji' infix: 'Ninajitia moyo' (I am encouraging myself).
Absolutely. It is a very professional way to support a colleague or a client.
'Kutia moyo' is emotional support. 'Kuhimiza' is more about urging someone to act or finish a task quickly.
Usually no. You say 'kuwatia moyo' (to put heart into them). Using 'mioyo' is possible but sounds very poetic or religious.
It's unusual, but you could say it jokingly if your dog is scared of thunder!
Young people might say 'kupeana vibe' or 'kukaza', but 'kutia moyo' is understood and respected by everyone.
You say 'Ulinitia moyo'. (U = you, li = past tense, ni = me, tia moyo = encourage).
Yes, it is a very common term in Swahili religious texts to describe God's support for believers.
Not really. It's specifically for someone who needs a boost in confidence or hope.
The most common opposite is 'kuvunja moyo' (to break heart/discourage).
関連フレーズ
Kupa moyo
synonymTo give heart.
Kuvunja moyo
contrastTo break heart / To discourage.
Jitia moyo
builds onTo encourage oneself.
Moyo mkuu
similarGreat heart / Magnanimity.
Kuhimiza
specialized formTo urge or prompt.
