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Title: Learn Swahili: Prepositions - Prepositional Suffix -ni
Description: Learn Swahili: Prepositions - Prepositional Suffix -ni

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Caption: Mas Mas are studies so when you say Mas it means in studies for example if I say Mas in my studies okay [Music] [Music] loc suffix KN s suffix the suffix that a suffix is something that is found at the end of let me say a word for example if we have the a word sh is the suffix sh is the noun which means school I know now now you know the meaning of sh at the school or at school okay and that&#39;s why we have another word like coming from a house then when you add KN it becomes at home okay or or at the house okay so that KN is the suff that we are going to talk about so let me tell you what is the steps that you are going to follow in this video okay so we going to know what is KNE what is KNE what is that a prepositional location suffix what is it and then we are going to see where is knee put okay of course right now you know knee is a suffix and the third one we are going to see when is knee used suffix knee used and for the fourth one you&#39;re going to see prepositions that can be used instead of KN okay and why we prefer using KNE we prefer using KN because KN is simpler than other prepositions remembering other preposition okay so that is what we are going to cover in this video so what is KN as I have told you KN is a prepositional locative suff prepositional because when we have KN it shows a preposition and locative because it shows the place or the let me say the place not the direction the place for example the example that I have used in the beginning I saidani okay shows at home or at the house so at is the preposition when you say shul it shows at school at is the preposition I okay at is the preposition so that&#39;s why is a prepositional H location locative suffix where is knee put so we have just talked about it KN is a suffix a suffix is put at the end of the word okay so becomes becomes and kindly note that knee is always put there without any change of things things might change only if maybe the noun is um how is it called irregular or something irregular is happening but when KN is placed nothing usually change changes as you can see have have yeah we can even say Mason from the word maso Mas are studies so when you say Mas on it means in studies for example if I say in my studies [Music] okay ready so when you put KN it automatically changes the noun to be prepositional like it becomes a noun plus a preposition of course there are there are some way where you can form a prepositional noun a prepositional verb sorry in SW but when you add it doesn&#39;t make it a prepositional noun okay sorry for telling you about a prepositional noun so if you want to know more on how to form a prepositional verb okay at the end of this video prepositional at the end of this video I&#39;m going to share with you a video that can help you in knowing that way I have explained on forming prepositional verbs and what are prepositional verbs in Swahili so when is KNE used it is used in places where a preposition that that shows a location is required one of the preposition that is used instead of KN includes qu so KN is usually used where a locational preposition is required okay for example the prepositional qu and can be interchanged with me the preposition so instead of saying you can say okay so KN can be interchanged with qu and lastly okay that&#39;s what I have just said which proposition can be used instead of me it is qu qu I for example there&#39;s a sentence here you can say he went to the house but you can interchange that sentence and make another sentence which will mean the same by saying so and me are interchangeable but is not a suffix nor a prefix nor an infix it&#39;s a complete preposition just qu and KN is a suffix that is attached to a noun okay I hope you have gotten something from this lesson thank you so much for watching this video kindly subscribe down below like comment down below how this lesson has been uh which question you would like to ask or which questions you have that I can make a video on in Swahili to help you in your swah Journey Don&#39;t forget to like and share it with your friend okay thank you so much again if you want to uh support me financially there is a link down below for buy me a coffee you can buy me a coffee starting from any amount that you have thank you so much in advance if you buy me a coffee I will really really really appreciate for anything that you are doing I really appreciate thank you for watching this video and we are going to see each other in the next video by the way if you want want to know about the prepositional verbs how to form prepositional verbs go watch this video that is suggested here on your screen thank you so much again and I&#39;ll see you in the next video
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