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94 总规则
68 章节
7 CEFR 级别
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有源滤波器: CEFR 级别: A2
A2 Negation 已验证

Negation of the Future Tense

To negate the future, change the subject prefix to negative and keep the -ta- marker and verb ending unchanged.

  • Swap affirmative subject prefixes for negative one...
  • Keep the future tense marker -ta- exactly where it...
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A2 Tense & Aspect 已验证

Perfective Aspect Marker -me-

Use -me- to link a finished past action to its important result in the present moment.

  • The -me- marker shows an action is completed but s...
  • It translates to 'have' or 'has' in English perfec...
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A2 Negation 已验证

Negation of the Perfective Aspect with -ja-

Use -ja- with negative prefixes to describe actions that haven't happened yet but are expected to occur.

  • Replaces the affirmative -me- tense to mean 'not y...
  • Uses negative subject prefixes like Si-, Hu-, Ha-.
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A2 Noun Classes 已验证

Noun Class KI-VI: Singular and Plural Agreement

Always match the 'ki-' or 'vi-' prefix across the noun, adjective, and verb for perfect object descriptions.

  • Singular nouns start with 'ki-', while plural noun...
  • Adjectives must take the same 'ki-' or 'vi-' prefi...
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A2 Verb Conjugation 已验证

Plural Object Infixes: -tu-, -wa-, -wa-

Plural object infixes (-tu-, -wa-, -wa-) place the 'who' of the action directly inside the Swahili verb.

  • -tu- means 'us' and sits between the tense and the...
  • -wa- means 'you all' or 'them' (the people class).
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A2 Pronouns 已验证

Demonstratives of Proximity (huyu, hiki, huu)

Match the 'h-' word to your noun's class to point out anything within arm's reach.

  • Demonstratives of proximity mean 'this' or 'these'...
  • They must match the noun class of the object you a...
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A2 Pronouns 已验证

Demonstratives of Distance (yule, kile, ule)

Match the noun's class prefix to the suffix -le to point at anything distant in Swahili.

  • Use -le suffixes to point at things far from you a...
  • The prefix must match the noun class of the object...
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A2 Pronouns 已验证

Possessive Stems and Class Agreement

Always match the possessive prefix to the noun being owned, regardless of who the owner is.

  • Possessive stems change based on the noun class of...
  • The six core stems are -angu, -ako, -ake, -etu, -e...
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A2 Morphology 已验证

The Locative Suffix -ni

The suffix -ni instantly transforms common nouns into locative forms meaning at, in, to, or from.

  • Add -ni to the end of nouns to indicate location.
  • It replaces English prepositions like in, at, to,...
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A2 Verb Forms 已验证

Expressing Possession with 'Kuwa na'

Possession in Swahili is built by attaching subject prefixes to 'na', literally meaning 'to be with'.

  • Combine a subject prefix with 'na' to express poss...
  • Literally means 'to be with' something or someone.
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A2 Negation 已验证

Negating 'Kuwa na' (Hana, Hatuna, etc.)

To say you don't have something in Swahili, swap the prefix to negative and keep the 'na'.

  • Negate 'kuwa na' by changing the subject prefix to...
  • The 1st person singular (I) uses 'si-', resulting...
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A2 Relative Clauses 已验证

Relative Clauses using 'Amba-'

Connect thoughts smoothly by attaching the correct noun-class suffix to the root `amba-` to create flexible relative clauses.

  • Use `amba-` to mean 'who', 'which', or 'that' in S...
  • Always attach a suffix (relative marker) that matc...
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A2 Numbers & Counters 已验证

Telling Time: The Swahili 12-hour Clock

To tell Swahili time, look at the opposite side of the clock face and add the word 'saa'.

  • Swahili time is exactly six hours ahead or behind...
  • The day starts at sunrise (6:00 AM), which is call...
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A2 Adjectives & Adverbs 已验证

Comparison of Adjectives using 'Kuliko'

Link two nouns with an adjective and `kuliko` to create a clear, accurate comparison in Swahili.

  • Use `kuliko` to mean 'than' when comparing two spe...
  • The word `kuliko` never changes its form or prefix...
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A2 Sentence Structure 已验证

The Connective 'a' (of) across Noun Classes

The noun before the 'a' connector dictates its prefix to ensure grammatical harmony across all Swahili noun classes.

  • The word 'a' means 'of' and connects two nouns tog...
  • The prefix of 'a' must match the noun class of the...
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