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Assistant: Title: Swahili Verbs for Beginners: The Verb Kuwa "to be" in Swahili| Swahili Kingdom
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Caption: so I&#39;m going to say plus Le past tense and plus so you have the personal subject prefix plus the tense marker plus the verb [Music] today we are learning about to be we are learning about to be in Swahili but now we are going to learn about it in three different tenses the past tense the future tense and the present tense present past future tense of the verb K or the verb to be why am I uh tell talking to you about the verb to be and why am I giving you the three tenses of the verb to be because I want to get you I want you to get all these knowledge in an actual or in one video that is less than 15 minutes I want you to get all the information in there and the present past and future tense are really really important when you are learning a language and especially for the verb to be because the verb to be is used almost everywhere in a certain language okay in so it is used a lot as much as it it is used in English Spanish French whichever language so the verb to be is very very important let&#39;s start the video the verb to be in SW is called Kua the verb to be is called Kua and it is used in the same way as it is used in English by that I mean it has the same uh uses of for example when you want to say I am you use the verb qu okay when you want to say um I will you use the verb I will be for example I will be you use the verb so it has the same uses as in English but now how do we conjugate it in the present in the past in the future let&#39;s start with the present tense we have the six people in swah wow the six people in SW so in SW each person uses the verb who differently so we are going to start with Mimi Mimi we say M actually the verb is quite simple because all the people use how about the negation it uses C for all the people that is in the present tense for example I can say I am a student and then if I want to get it I say I am not a student okay and I can also use that for CCE we are doctors we are not doctors let&#39;s go to the past tense the past tense as we know uses the the infix Le okay uses the infix Le so here you need to know the prefix how to you need to know the prefix of the person okay for example if it is meim I will say me I was a student okay so the prefixes I&#39;m going to mention to the prefixes so I&#39;m going to say M Plus past tense and plus so you have the personal subject prefix plus the tense ver you student or she was a student we were doctors they were doctors you guys were doctors how about negation I&#39;m going to say for example I I&#39;m going to say so you just putting okay I was not a student he you are not a student was not stud were not students okay you guys were not students they were not students okay now let&#39;s go to the future tense and we all know the future tense uses the infix term so for example using me I&#39;m going to [Music] say okay you need to remember the personal subject prefixes that I have told you in the previous video remember in the past tense we said then in the future saying I will be a student student will guys will will be doctors let&#39;s go to the I will be I will be a student then when you want to say I want be a student stent w&#39;t be a student student we would&#39;t be students they won&#39;t be [Music] students you guys won&#39;t be students okay that is the present past and future tense okay in both the positive or affirmative and the negative or the negation okay thank you so much for watching this video I hope you have gotten something at the end of this video I am attaching the same thing okay the Co in the present past t for you to go and watch and see if you can get more knowledge from there okay because there&#39;s something that I mentioned or new sentences that are in that video that are not in this in this video subscribe like share this video with your friend if you find you found it helpful if you have any question kindly comment down below and I&#39;m going to make a video for you on it because I believe what is personal is universal so what you think is your problem is also another person&#39;s problem when I solve your your problem I might have solved 100 people&#39;s problem thank you so much
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