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 Caption: [Music] experts beginn today we are going to learn about the noun the auxiliary verb to have in Swahili we are going to know how to conjugate it in the present past and future tenses and I&#39;m going to show you the simple way so if you are a beginner this is the video for you it is going to show you how to conjugate the auxiliary verb to have which is very important in swah so I&#39;m going to show you how to conjugate it and I&#39;m going to show you the two uh exception ways that are used in soili that are not used in English if you are an English speaker and if you are not a beginner this video is going to help you too because it is going to have sentences that are going to challenge your intellect or your swah knowledge your SW wisdom it&#39;s going to challenge it so watch um as you see the conjugations even if you know them listen to the sentences and see if you can know something from them let&#39;s start with the uses the two exception uses the two exception uses include the first one the verb to have in SW which isana is used to State age is used to State someone&#39;s age okay for example in English we don&#39;t use the verb to have we use the verb to be to State the age we say I am but in SW we use the verb to have where we say I have we are going to see that in a sentence example later the second one is the swah to have verb is used to State States okay to State States so for example a state like I am hungry that&#39;s how we say it in English I am hungry but in swah we are going to say I have hunger N I have hunger we are going to talk about it in a sentence example as well so those are the two exceptions that are there in English we use to be but in swah you use to have age and States now let&#39;s start with the conjugation in the present tense in the present tense I have this easy method that I usually tell people so in Swahili we we have prefixes and suffixes okay so first of all you need to know the pronouns in soili and the personal subject prefix if you don&#39;t know let me talk to you a little bit about them so the pronouns you have and the prefixes you need to know those two things before you can continue why because in SW as I said we use prefixes and suffixes in the present tense while conjugating the verb we use the suffix now through the whole six people we use the suffix now okay remember this is my simple method that I I teach people for them to get the conjugation easy so we use n for the pref the suffix for all the six people and for the prefix we use the personal subject prefixes so the personal subject prefix plus now makes the present tense of who for example if I want to say I have I&#39;m going to take the personal subject prefix me plus na which will make Nina I have Nina Nina okay for example I can say Nina I have a book or I can say the way I say that use to have in to talk about age I am 30 years old but when you translate it literally it means I have years old okay the second one is going to be now which is you can say you have a book the third one you&#39;re going to say Anna he or she has anab okay the fourth one we going to say one we are going to [Music] use the one we are going to use okay or can W which means they are hungry in when you say n it means I have hunger like literally but in English it means I am hungry N I am hungry if you want to translate it so just a reminder we use the two we we we have the two exception uses which is uh States and talking about your age let&#39;s go to the past tense in the past tense we use Le okay so we conjugate the verb and then we put now okay for example I can say I had a book okay so as you can see we using the personal subject prefix the beginning plus the tense marker plus the auxiliary verb and plus now okay that is how we are using it let&#39;s go to the future tense the future tense is going to use the same method as the past tense we&#39;re going to start with the personal subject prefix plus the T plus plus the verb okay but the the tense Mar for the future tense is so we going to [Music] say okay thank you so much for watching this video I hope you have enjoyed it if you like to support me financially you can buy me a coffee the link is down in the description box below like share subscribe and remember to comment a video that you like to be done here at soil Kingdom for you to improve on your grammar to know some tricky things that you have gotten in the sahil grammar I&#39;m going to help you with here just remember what is personal is usually Universal because what you think is the problem you have might be someone else&#39;s problem and if you say it and I help you with a grammar video it might help someone else out there so just comment it down and I&#39;m going to help you by making a video thank you so much again and I&#39;ll see you in the next video
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Title: Swahili Verbs for Beginners: Kuwa na "to have" in Swahili
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