意味
Receiving information.
文化的背景
In Tanzania, 'kupata habari' is often a communal activity. People gather around a single radio in a village or a TV in a 'kijiwe' (street corner hangout) to discuss the news as it arrives. In urban Kenya, 'kupata habari' is heavily influenced by digital media. WhatsApp groups are the primary way people 'pata habari' about family events and local politics. In Zanzibar, the 'Baraza' culture is still very strong. Elders sit on stone benches outside their homes specifically to 'pata habari' from passersby. The Swahili-speaking community in Oman uses 'kupata habari' to maintain links with their heritage in East Africa, often through satellite TV and social media.
The 'Za' Rule
Always use 'za' (of) after 'habari' when referring to a specific topic or person. E.g., 'Habari za mji' (News of the town).
Don't Rush
When you say you've come to 'pata habari', be prepared to stay for at least 15 minutes. It's a social commitment.
意味
Receiving information.
The 'Za' Rule
Always use 'za' (of) after 'habari' when referring to a specific topic or person. E.g., 'Habari za mji' (News of the town).
Don't Rush
When you say you've come to 'pata habari', be prepared to stay for at least 15 minutes. It's a social commitment.
Not for Secrets
If you want to say you 'got a secret', use 'kupata siri', not 'habari'. 'Habari' implies something that can be shared.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'pata'.
Mimi ______ habari zako jana.
'Jana' means yesterday, so we need the past tense prefix 'li-'.
Which sentence is a natural social greeting?
How do you tell a friend you came to see how they are?
This is the standard idiomatic way to express a social visit.
Match the Swahili phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
These are the core building blocks of the phrase.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Je, umepata habari za kaka? B: ________, nimepata habari zake.
The second part of the sentence confirms receipt, so 'Ndiyo' (Yes) is the correct answer.
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4 問題Mimi ______ habari zako jana.
'Jana' means yesterday, so we need the past tense prefix 'li-'.
How do you tell a friend you came to see how they are?
This is the standard idiomatic way to express a social visit.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the core building blocks of the phrase.
A: Je, umepata habari za kaka? B: ________, nimepata habari zake.
The second part of the sentence confirms receipt, so 'Ndiyo' (Yes) is the correct answer.
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よくある質問
10 問It is technically in the N-class, where the singular and plural forms are the same. However, it is treated as plural in its agreement (habari Zangu, habari ZA leo).
Yes, but 'udaku' is the specific word for gossip. 'Kupata habari' is more neutral.
'Habari' is general news or greetings. 'Taarifa' is a formal report or official information.
Sijapata habari yoyote.
Yes, 'Habari gani?' is the most common way to greet a stranger in a friendly manner.
Yes, 'pata' is very common: pata pesa (get money), pata nafasi (get a chance), pata shida (get trouble).
It's a cultural norm to remain positive during the initial greeting phase. Real news follows later.
Yes, news anchors often say 'Tunapata habari hivi punde...' (We are getting news just now...).
In some contexts, it can mean 'history' or 'story', but 'historia' or 'hadithi' are more common for those.
It's better to say 'habari zako' (plural) even if you are talking to one person.
関連フレーズ
Habari gani?
builds onWhat news? / How are you?
Kutoa habari
contrastTo give news / To report
Habari za hivi punde
specialized formBreaking news
Tangazo
similarAnnouncement
