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Capítulos A0
Ponto Zero · 25 Regras totais
Você ainda não estudou :language. Vamos começar do zero.
The Sounds of Kiswahili
An introduction to the phonetic system and the Latin-based script. Learn how to pronounce vowels and unique consonant blends.
5 regras
First Encounters
Master basic greetings and social etiquette. Learn the essential responses for daily interactions.
5 regras
Who Am I? Subject Prefixes
Introduction to the building blocks of Swahili sentences. Learn how to identify the subject of a verb.
5 regras
People and Groups (M-WA Class)
Explore the first noun class dedicated to human beings. Learn how to distinguish between singular and plural forms.
5 regras
Counting the Basics
Learn numbers 1-10 and how they interact with nouns. Understand the concept of numerical agreement.
5 regras
Survival Essentials
Key phrases for navigating a Swahili-speaking environment. Learn how to ask for help and basic directions.
0 regras
Capítulos A1
Iniciante · 8 Regras totais
Você consegue usar expressões familiares do cotidiano e frases bem básicas.
Things and Objects (KI-VI Class)
Introduction to the noun class for artifacts and languages. Understand the prefix changes for plurality.
0 regras
The World of Nature (M-MI Class)
Focus on trees, plants, and natural objects. Learn the specific agreement markers for this class.
0 regras
Large Things and Paired Items (JI-MA Class)
Discover the noun class for fruits, body parts, and collective groups. Learn the unique singular/plural patterns.
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Abstract Concepts and Long Things (U Class)
Explore the diverse U class covering abstract nouns and linear objects. Understand how these nouns form plurals.
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Action Now! The Present Tense
Learn how to describe ongoing actions using the -na- marker. Understand the structure of a standard Swahili verb.
5 regras
The Power of 'No': Basic Negation
Learn how to negate present tense verbs. Understand the changes in subject prefixes during negation.
3 regras
Where is it? Locative Basics
Introduction to the suffix -ni and locative classes. Learn how to describe being 'at' or 'in' a place.
0 regras
Belonging: Possessive Pronouns
Master the roots for 'my', 'your', and 'his/her'. Learn how they agree with different noun classes.
0 regras
Describing the World: Adjectives
Learn how to use descriptive roots like -zuri and -baya. Understand the rules for prefix agreement.
0 regras
Asking Questions
Master interrogative words like nani, nini, and lini. Learn the word order for questions in Swahili.
0 regras
Connecting Your Thoughts
Use conjunctions like na, lakini, and kwa sababu. Learn to build more complex sentences.
0 regras
Telling Time Swahili Style
Understand the unique Swahili clock system. Learn how to express hours and minutes correctly.
0 regras
Daily Routines
Combine verbs and time expressions to describe your day. Learn common reflexive verbs for hygiene.
0 regras
Big Numbers and Money
Learn numbers up to 1,000,000. Understand how to handle currency and prices in the market.
0 regras
Capítulos A2
Elementar · 5 Regras totais
Você consegue entender frases e expressões sobre áreas do dia a dia.
What Happened: The Past Tense
Use the -li- marker to talk about completed actions. Learn the negation of the past tense.
2 regras
What Will Be: The Future Tense
Use the -ta- marker to discuss future plans. Learn how to negate future intentions.
0 regras
Just Finished: The Perfect Tense
Learn the -me- marker for recently completed actions with present relevance. Contrast it with the simple past.
0 regras
Habits and Truths: The 'hu-' Tense
Explore the habitual tense used for general truths. Learn why this tense does not use subject prefixes.
0 regras
Directing Actions: Object Infixes
Learn how to include the 'me', 'you', or 'it' inside the verb. Master the placement of object markers.
3 regras
Better and Best: Comparisons
Learn to use 'kuliko' and 'zaidi' to compare things. Understand how to express superlatives.
0 regras
Places and Directions
Master the locative classes PA, KU, and MU. Learn to give and follow complex directions.
0 regras
Small and Big: Diminutives
Learn how to use noun classes to change the size or quality of an object. Explore the KI and JI shifts.
0 regras
To Have and To Be
Master the irregular verbs 'kuwa' and 'kuwa na'. Learn their forms across different tenses.
0 regras
Weather and Environment
Learn vocabulary and structures for describing weather. Understand the impersonal 'it' in Swahili.
0 regras
Travel and Transport
Grammar for booking tickets and traveling. Learn the use of 'kwa' for modes of transport.
0 regras
Food and Dining Out
Grammar for ordering in a restaurant. Learn how to use 'tafadhali' and polite requests.
0 regras
The Body and Health
Learn to describe symptoms and body parts. Understand the use of possessives with body parts.
0 regras
Family and Relationships
Master the complex kinship terms. Learn the possessive suffixes used specifically for family members.
0 regras
Capítulos B1
Intermediário · 4 Regras totais
Você consegue lidar com a maioria das situações em viagens, trabalho ou escola.
The Person Who: Relatives
Introduction to the relative marker -o-. Learn how to create clauses like 'the person who is eating'.
2 regras
The Thing Which: Object Relatives
Learn to use relative markers as objects. Master the 'amba-' relative for longer sentences.
0 regras
If and When: Conditionals
Use the -ki- marker to express conditions and simultaneous actions. Learn 'if' clauses.
0 regras
Doing for Others: Applicative
Learn the verb extension -ia/-ea. Understand how to say 'to do something for/to someone'.
2 regras
Making it Happen: Causative
Learn the verb extension -isha/-esha. Understand how to turn 'to see' into 'to show'.
0 regras
Being Done: The Passive Voice
Learn the -wa extension. Master how to describe actions where the subject is the recipient.
0 regras
State of Being: Stative Verbs
Learn the -ka extension. Understand the difference between being 'broken' and 'being broken by someone'.
0 regras
Doing Together: Reciprocal
Learn the -ana extension. Master verbs like 'to help each other' or 'to see each other'.
0 regras
Undoing Actions: Reversive
Learn the -ua extension. Understand how to reverse the meaning of a verb, like 'to pack' to 'to unpack'.
0 regras
Complex Tenses and Aspects
Combine tense markers with the auxiliary verb 'kuwa'. Learn to say 'I was eating' or 'I will have finished'.
0 regras
He Said, She Said: Reported Speech
Learn how to report what others have said. Master the use of 'kwamba' and tense shifts.
0 regras
Manner and Style: Adverbs
Learn how to form adverbs from adjectives and nouns. Master the use of 'vile' and 'hivyo'.
0 regras
Capítulos B2
Intermediário superior · 4 Regras totais
Você consegue interagir com falantes nativos com naturalidade e fluência.
The Subjunctive Mood
Learn the -e ending for suggestions, wishes, and polite commands. Understand its role in purpose clauses.
2 regras
Direct Commands: Imperatives
Master the singular and plural imperative forms. Learn the irregular imperatives for common verbs.
0 regras
What If? Hypothetical Situations
Learn the markers -nge- and -ngali-. Understand the difference between possible and impossible conditions.
2 regras
Advanced Negation Strategies
Learn to negate complex tenses and relative clauses. Master the negative relative markers.
0 regras
Participial Phrases
Learn how to use verbs as adjectives or to describe background actions using the -ki- and -ka- markers.
0 regras
Noun Formation from Verbs
Learn the patterns for creating nouns from verb roots. Master the agentive and instrumental suffixes.
0 regras
Emphatic Structures
Learn how to use 'ndiyo' and 'siyo' for emphasis. Master the use of 'enyewe' for 'itself/themselves'.
0 regras
Demonstratives of Reference
Learn the third type of demonstrative (the 'referenced' type). Understand how to refer back to things already mentioned.
0 regras
Quantifiers: All, Any, Only
Master the roots -ote, -o yote, and -tu. Learn their agreement across all noun classes.
0 regras
The Narrative Tense
Learn the -ka- tense used in storytelling. Understand how it sequences events in the past.
0 regras
Capítulos C1
Avançado · 2 Regras totais
Você consegue reconhecer significados implícitos em textos longos e complexos.
Formal Correspondence
Master the grammar and register for official letters and emails. Learn formal opening and closing formulas.
0 regras
Political and Legal Swahili
Explore the specialized vocabulary and syntax used in government and law. Learn about institutional terminology.
0 regras
Media and Journalism
Understand the grammar of news headlines and broadcasts. Learn how to parse complex passive constructions.
0 regras
Idiomatic Verb Phrases
Master fixed expressions using common verbs like 'piga', 'kata', and 'pata'. Learn their non-literal meanings.
2 regras
Archaic Noun Classes
Explore remnants of older noun classes found in literature. Understand their impact on modern agreement.
0 regras
Nuances of Emphasis
Learn subtle ways to shift focus in a sentence. Master the use of particles like 'hata' and 'tu'.
0 regras
Advanced Conjunctions
Use sophisticated connectors like 'isitoshe', 'ilhali', and 'ingawa'. Learn to construct nuanced arguments.
0 regras
Regional Dialectal Differences
Introduction to the differences between Kiunguja, Kimvita, and Kiamu. Understand how grammar varies across the coast.
0 regras
Capítulos C2
Domínio · 2 Regras totais
Você consegue entender praticamente tudo que lê ou ouve com facilidade.
Classical Poetry and Prosody
Study the strict grammatical structures of Swahili 'Mashairi'. Learn about meter and rhyme in the language.
1 regras
Rhetorical Mastery
Learn the art of Swahili oratory. Master the use of proverbs (methali) and riddles (vitendawili) in formal speech.
1 regras
Philosophical Discourse
Engage with abstract philosophical texts. Learn the grammar of high-level academic debate in Swahili.
0 regras
Stylistic Nuance and Irony
Master the use of irony, sarcasm, and subtle cultural references. Achieve native-like stylistic flexibility.
0 regras
Por que aprender gramática de Swahili?
A gramática é a base da fluência em um idioma. Sem entender os padrões gramaticais, você pode decorar vocabulário mas vai ter dificuldade para formar frases corretas. Veja por que o estudo estruturado de gramática é importante:
Construa frases corretas
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Passe em exames de idiomas
A gramática é cobrada em todos os grandes exames de idiomas — IELTS, DELE, DELF, JLPT, HSK, TOPIK e outros. Nosso currículo alinhado ao CEFR corresponde diretamente aos requisitos dos exames.
Entenda falantes nativos
Conhecer a gramática ajuda a analisar frases complexas, entender nuances e acompanhar conversas mesmo quando os falantes usam construções avançadas.
Progrida mais rápido
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Como funciona nosso curso de gramática de Swahili
Escolha seu nível
Comece pelo seu nível CEFR — de A0 Ponto Zero a C2 Domínio. Não tem certeza? Comece no A0 e avance no seu ritmo.
Estude capítulos estruturados
Cada capítulo cobre um tema gramatical com explicações claras, tabelas de padrões e frases de exemplo do mundo real.
Pratique com exercícios
Teste sua compreensão com exercícios interativos — preencher lacunas, múltipla escolha, construção de frases e prática de tradução.
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Perguntas frequentes sobre gramática de Swahili
O SubLearn cobre 94 regras de gramática de Swahili organizadas em 7 níveis CEFR (de A0 a C2), distribuídas em 68 capítulos estruturados. Cada regra inclui explicações claras, exemplos do mundo real e exercícios interativos.
Nosso currículo de gramática de Swahili cobre os níveis CEFR de A0 a C2. Cada nível é projetado para o seu nível atual — iniciantes começam com padrões básicos de frases no A1, enquanto avançados trabalham estruturas complexas no C1-C2.
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A gramática é organizada em 68 capítulos temáticos seguindo o framework CEFR. Cada capítulo agrupa regras relacionadas — por exemplo, tempos verbais, estrutura de frases ou partículas — para que você aprenda conceitos relacionados em uma sequência lógica.
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