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 Caption: [Music] welcome again to Swahili Kingdom in this community we help each other improve and better their Swahili because we believe experts for once beginners and you too are on your way to becoming an expert so don&#39;t forget to subscribe to join this vibrant and growing community in swah so that we can help each other in growing ourselves okay and today we are going to learn about 15 15 conjunctions and prepositions in so I have mixed conjunctions together with prepositions in total they are 15 they are used daily they are going to help you a lot apart from that in the middle of the video I&#39;m going to show you the process or how you can learn to speak even if you don&#39;t have someone to speak okay I am learning several languages and I can express myself when I meet someone who is speaking that language even though I have never like um stayed for example like let&#39;s say 10 minutes with a native speaker or someone speaking that language okay so I&#39;m going to show you my method if you want to see that method or if you want to understand and hear that method wait till the middle of the video I&#39;m going to tell you about that and at the end of this video of course we are having Hadi will be I say in the will be about CH is a frog malikia is a princess so it&#39;s simply the frog and the princess cha malikia so wait till we reach that point and I&#39;m going to give you that story okay and in today&#39;s video of course we&#39;re going to have examples in each of the preposition or conjunction that we are going to mention so make sure you have a place to write or sit back and make sure you are relaxed to understand everything that is in this video let&#39;s continue the first preposition the most commonly used or conjunction is called n n um you can Sayan means and or it can also mean with So when you say mama it means I went to the market with M I went to the market with M or you can say I bought a book and a pen so you see it can be us as or the next one that we have is the suffix knee I&#39;ve put the suffix knee though is not that very beish it&#39;s not for most of the time for beginners but it is very important that&#39;s why I put it here it is very important and quite easy that&#39;s why it&#39;s here so the suffix KN is used to like a preposition it is a prepositional suffix that&#39;s how I call it and that&#39;s how it functions basically prepositional suffs KNE why when KNE is attached in or on any noun the noun becomes preposition plus noun for example when you have a noun num which which is a house when it becomes numani it auto automatically change to at the house or in the house okay okay when you have something like is a bed at the bed or on the bed okay so that is how the prepositional suff KN works the third one let&#39;s go to l lini means but I will eat but I won&#39;t finish all the food another one is which is two or into two or into for example you can say I&#39;m going to my mother my mother&#39;s house let&#39;s go to the next one which is kuta it means from kka which means from um uh you can say kka is also a verb by the way which when you want to introduce yourself you can say m America n Denmark okay I&#39;m coming from okay n buta is also a preposition it is also a preposition which means from okay for example you can say from Mombasa to Nairobi is 200 shs okay then we have hard hard means still or or for example can say I walked till the school or up to Theo um another example I&#39;m thinking of another example that I can use I&#39;m thinking so the visitor will stay until 12 a.m. okay s then you havea which means UPA by the way as a noun it means a boundary okaya it means a boundary for example where we have um land okay how do you know that your portion of the land is from here up to here so where you are knowing from here up to here this side box so these fences are calleda okay Oraka can mean a border for example here we are in Kenya so the border the border the part that is bordering Kenya and Tanzania or Kenya and Uganda is called maaka okay butaka as a proposition it means up to for example I will walk until I get tired it can also mean until but when you want to say um it to mean as up to you can say m walked up to Mombasa up to Mombasa then we have ch ch ch can vary I&#39;m going to tell you how and why CH can vary because it is off in Swahili and off in Swahili is made by something called aishi comment down below if you want me to tell you something about aishi to create a specific video about aishi soanish is something that is used to form preposition of in for example you can sayaba a vehicle of father or Mama a house of mother so you see we have and we also have how are they formed they were formed out of the andish so that&#39;s where we get we can say the child&#39;s food or the food of the child okay okay then we have which means before mes I will eat before I leave I will eat food okay right now I&#39;m going to tell you something about my method of how I I learn how to speak on my own without having people because I know a lot of videos a lot of poly glops of course it&#39;s true I&#39;m not saying that um the method that they are telling you is false it is true but of course you can try other possible methods as well there are many ways to kill a rat there&#39;s no one way of doing something you can have many ways of doing the same thing so the way that I&#39;m doing I don&#39;t have any native speaker especially in Spanish I don&#39;t have any native speaker to speak to or something of the sort okay from the advice that you have been hearing from other people who are learning languages or language teachers um even me the advises that I&#39;ve had is that you need to have a native speaker that is true or you need to have a bu that you can talk to in that language but what if you don&#39;t find that person or what if you are introverted I&#39;m not saying that sometimes being introverted maybe is that your fears are holding you back but sometimes you can be an introvert yes of course you you are open you&#39;re not having fears but it&#39;s quite it&#39;s quite hard for you to connect with other people easily I know it&#39;s a skill yes to connect with other people or to socialize but sometimes maybe you are an introvert and you have not reached that level of socializing with other people thank you so much I hope this video has helped you in some way my name is Con you can buy me a coffee on the link that is down below buy me a coffee okay thank you so much make sure subscribe to this Channel and by the way you can follow me on Tik Tok to watch videos that I make speaking in um I speak in Filipino I speak in Spanish okay the languages that I am learning so I give language learning advice in those languages but I have subtitles for people who can&#39;t understand I have English subtitles and if you want a swah course there&#39;s a link for you to go check out the courses that I have they 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Title: Swahili Grammar: Top 10 Prepositions & Conjunctions to Perfect your Swahili!
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