Lessons William Rea No.01 Flashcards

1
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(ku)-wahi

A

To venture, to undertake “ever” || To be on time

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2
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kuwahi kupita

A

To ever pass

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3
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Nimewahi kupita

A

I have ever passed

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4
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Nimewahi

A

I have ever

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5
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Walikuwa wamepanga

A

They had been (at the stage of) planning

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6
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(ku)-panga

A

To arrange, to plan

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7
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(ku)-gushwa

A

To be touched

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8
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Waligushwa

A

They were touched

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9
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-ka- TENSE

A

Narrative tense, after -li- has already been introduced

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10
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Kaoge!

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Short for “Nenda ukaoge!” OR “Nendeni mkaoge!”

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11
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Nenda ukaoge – Nendeni mkaoge

A

Go take bath! — singular / plural

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12
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(ku)-fupisha

A

To shorten, to abbreviate

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13
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kabla hujarudi (expression)

A

Before you have not returned (= before you return next time)

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14
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(ku)-lea

A

To bring up

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15
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(ku)-lea: leads to which noun(s) [Amani]?

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Verb that ‘Mlezi-Walezi’ originates from

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16
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Nimelelewa Uholanzi

A

I have been brought up in the Netherlands

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17
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(ku)-ficha

A

To hide

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18
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Bila shaka

A

Without a doubt | Of course

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19
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Nyumbani kwao [NOTE the place agreement]

A

Their home

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20
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Miongoni mwao [NOTE the ‘inside’ place agreement]

A

Among them / Within them

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21
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(ku)-shawishi

A

To persuade

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22
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Mahali papya [NOTE the specific place agreement]

A

A new place

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23
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(ku)-ingiliana

A

To interact | To mix together | To socialize

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24
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(ku)-zoea

A

To be used to | To become accustomed to

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25
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Nimezoea

A

I am used to / I have been used to…

26
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(ku)-badilika [NOTE the ‘-ka’ ending for STATE]

A

To be changed (state)

27
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(ku)-badilisha

A

To make change, to cause to change

28
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(ku)-amsha

A

To make wake up (someone else)

29
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(ku)-waka [NOTE the ‘-ka’ ending for STATE]

A

To be switched on (light; state) | To be in the bright state

30
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(ku)-washa

A

To (make) switch on (light) | To make brighten

31
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To venture, to undertake “ever” || To be on time

A

(ku)-wahi

32
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To ever pass

A

kuwahi kupita

33
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I have ever passed | I did ever pass

A

Nimewahi kupita

34
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I have ever | I did ever

A

Nimewahi

35
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They had been (at the stage of) planning

A

Walikuwa wamepanga

36
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To arrange, to plan

A

(ku)-panga

37
Q

To be touched

A

(ku)-gushwa

38
Q

They were touched

A

Waligushwa

39
Q

Narrative tense, after -li- has already been introduced

A

-ka- TENSE

40
Q

Short for “Nenda ukaoge!” OR “Nendeni mkaoge!”

A

Kaoge!

41
Q

Go take bath! — singular / plural

A

Nenda ukaoge – Nendeni mkaoge

42
Q

To shorten, to abbreviate

A

(ku)-fupisha

43
Q

Before you have not returned (= before you return next time)

A

kabla hujarudi (expression)

44
Q

To bring up

A

(ku)-lea

45
Q

Verb that ‘Mlezi-Walezi’ originates from

A

(ku)-lea

46
Q

I have been brought up in the Netherlands

A

Nimelelewa Uholanzi

47
Q

To hide

A

(ku)-ficha

48
Q

Without a doubt | Of course

A

Bila shaka

49
Q

Their home

A

Nyumbani kwao [NOTE the place agreement]

50
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Among them / Within them

A

Miongoni mwao [NOTE the ‘inside’ place agreement]

51
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To persuade

A

(ku)-shawishi

52
Q

A new place

A

Mahali papya [NOTE the specific place agreement]

53
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To interact | To mix together | To socialize

A

(ku)-ingiliana

54
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To be used to | To become accustomed to

A

(ku)-zoea

55
Q

I am used to / I have been used to…

A

Nimezoea

56
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To be changed (state)

A

(ku)-badilika [NOTE the ‘-ka’ ending for STATE]

57
Q

To make change, to cause to change

A

(ku)-badilisha

58
Q

To make wake up (someone else)

A

(ku)-amsha

59
Q

To be switched on (light; state) | To be in the bright state

A

(ku)-waka [NOTE the ‘-ka’ ending for STATE]

60
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To (make) switch on (light) | To make brighten

A

(ku)-washa