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User: Caption: [Music] welcome again to Swahili Kingdom in this community we help each other to improve and better their swah because we believe experts were one&#39;s beginners and you twoo are on your way to becoming an expert and speak like no one&#39;s business so remember to subscribe to this channel so that you can be part of this vibrant growing for community and in today&#39;s video I&#39;m going to tell you about a story about CH M cha M cha is a frog and Muma is a dog we going to know more about that towards the end of the video where I&#39;m going to give you a story and I&#39;m going to give you a tip on language input on how you can use input that you have all over you have input that you can use for free for you to to help you to continue with your swah engage with Swahili and to improve your Swahili day in day out input is a very great method to acquire Swahili naturally we are going to get more information on that in the middle of the video so keep on watching till the middle of the video to get that tip and in today&#39;s lesson we are going to learn about the Swahili our ners I&#39;m going to give you tips that can help you to know a Swahili hour easily or a swah our class noun easily okay so um I hope you are ready I believe you are ready and we are going to start the lesson the swoun how can you identify that aoun is in the our first of all the very easiest and simple method for you to identify is that all our now are living things they must be living and breathing things okay because even a person who is dead is not in the hour numers because they are no longer a living thing okay they are no longer a living thing so it is simple our has living things that&#39;s it when you get that point you now know the hour but that&#39;s that&#39;s not enough of course I&#39;m going to give you more things that can help you in identifying if a particular noun is in the hour another thing that you can identify is most our start with m m in singular and in plural they start with for example the word m is an hour why a teacher is a living thing orun is an hour why a student is a living thing so becomes becomes okay it is in the our so in in the we have said in singular they start with in plural they start with okay that&#39;s how you know it is an our noun class because sometimes it is called the M noun class so now you know the reason why it&#39;s called the m n CL at some time at some point or sometimes then why is the noun the our noun class called our noun class we are going to know the reason right right now it is called like that because when forming a sentence when forming a sentence the personal subject prefix should be in singular and in plural for example the plural becomes or [Music] okay how so another way you can identify an hour so we have talked about three things what were they the first one we talked about all living things things that can breathe are in the our n the second one we talked about why it&#39;s called the n and that one was because of singular and plural the third one we&#39;ve talked about sentence construction why is it called the our because in singular it has a in plural it has were and continue watching the video you are going to know why why a dead body in SW or person someone who is dead is not in the our now class and which now class do they belong to we are going talk about that later in the video but right now I want to talk about input congratulations for reaching this point in um watching this video make sure you subscribe to get more videos in this Channel right now I&#39;m going to talk about input and how input has really helped me let me start with Spanish because I feel that input has really helped me a lot in Spanish why because I don&#39;t have any person who is around me not speak Spanish unless maybe uh at the place where I work there are professors or Spanish teachers or something that we don&#39;t mingle lot of the times or maybe if we mingle we just say hola things like those we just say simple things but imagine I can speak but I&#39;ve not mingled with anyone his Spanish I don&#39;t have anyone to talk to in Spanish it&#39;s all because of him so let me tell you how um it has helped you what is input first of all input is something that you consume for it to get inside your brain you can consume input via reading or listening reading or listening and listening is very good because after listening you can repeat what we call shadowing you can repeat what the other person has said for you to get more fluent that is another way that has helped me in speaking Spanish without mingling with other people though I know I need to mingle with other people to see how how I I will express myself more better okay so you can get input via reading and listening to the materials so what I have been doing in Spanish I uh right now I am reading Advanced books in Spanish what are Advanced books Advanced books are books that native Spanish speakers speak for example I have read up like eat that frog okay I know there&#39;s a version in English but I told Spanish so I just look for self-help books instead of reading them in English I read them in Spanish okay but of course I started with the Beginner Books I read uh beginner stories by OE Richards he has very nice books okay and if you want to read Beginner Books in Swahili I have Swahili books for you to read in any level I have begin I have intermediate and I have advanced and more to that you can read Advanced books in SW like books that other native swah speakers are using if you are very advanced in swah I would advise that that so if you are interested in buying a book there&#39;s a link there below in the description that is written courses click that link and you you are going to be directed to buy a book or a course or whatever thing that you want if you don&#39;t find what you want just comment down there and I&#39;m going to help you on that okay apart from Reading Spanish books I listen a lot so I am a receptionist I work full-time from 8 and then I come at home at 5:00 so when I come back at home I have a schedule I listen to Spanish videos I started with listening beginner videos listening to songs listening to small Clips listening to small movies okay those 20 minutes or something but right now I am listening to Spanish native motivational speaker like the way they speak so fast for example one of my favorite is paa Herrera hola paa gracias I listen to paa Herrera she is one of my best people that I listen to right now in Spanish and um it has improved my Spanish immensely and then uh what is uh what are other what are ways that you can listen to Spanish apart from like having time and sitting down how can you listen to Spanish you can listen to Spanish on your way to work maybe you commuting maybe you&#39;re using a vehicle or walking you can put your earphones or headphones or earpods and listen to something in Swan listen to something in swah or another way is when you are coming back from work or when you are doing something just listen to something in your target language that is a way of getting input even if you don&#39;t know even if you don&#39;t understand actually your subconscious mind is understanding that is one of the things I give to my students I hope this advice has helped you if you have any question about it comment down below and now let&#39;s continue okay why are dead bodies not in the our now class this is because our now class is only for living things of course I know you knew that but which now class are dead bodies in they are in the easy now class so you are going to say a dead body in SW is called Mighty okay when someone is alive it&#39;s called M when the person is dead is called Mighty so mighty is in the easy noun easy noun so you&#39;re going to say might there are other people who say but it&#39;s not correct okay that&#39;s how they say and there&#39;s a question someone once asked me why are there so many names for calling uh people who are dead in swah the answer is um let me say it&#39;s just because of culture we have hati we have Mi we have Zak so we have a lot of names that refer to someone who is dead but they are in the easy now and right now is time for our storyi say that very good frog is a frog is for a thank you so much for watching this video I hope you have learned something about the hour now you have learned something about input and how to acquire swah using input okay and you have learned something in the story I hope you have heard something in the story that you know okay thank you so much again remember to subscribe to be part of this vibrant and growing community in SW okay and if you have any question leave them down below in the comment section thank you again and I&#39;ll see you in the next video by the way if you want to see the Swahili version only of this video it&#39;s coming next after this video you can watch it or just go to my um to the main YouTube channel and click the next video it is episode 12 okay you going to see or when you see a video Nam only just that [Music] [Music] video
Description: The Swahili A-WA Noun Class
Timestamps
00:05 Intro
01:22 What this video is about
01:44 Identifying the A-WA noun class
02:40 Example
03:30 Sentence Formation
03:52 Example 
05:06 Language Input
09:44 Noun Classes
10:55 Storytime - 'Chura na Mbwa'
12:32 Remarks
13:30 Outro

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Title: THE SWAHILI A-WA NOUN CLASS  - Episode 12
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