M WA Class Nouns Week 2

Question 1

M (singular) WA (plural)

Answer 1

Living things, People, Profession Animals, fish, insects… BUT NOT Plants

Question 2

Baba, mama, kaka, dada, babu, bibi, rafiki, jirani

Answer 2

Father, mother, brother, sister, grandfather, grandmother, friend, neighbor Most all “family members” the singular and plural are the same

Question 3

-angu -ako -ake -etu -enu -ao

Answer 3

Possessives in M - WA class Must put noun agreement as prefix MY, you/yours, his/hers, our(s), you/yours, they/theirs

Question 4

Possessives for family: Singular prefix? Plural prefix?

Answer 4

Y (kaka Yangu. My brother.) Z (kaka Zangu. My brothers.)

Question 5

Huyu Hawa Yule Wale

Answer 5

This These That Those Noun always come first, then demonstrative.

Question 6

M / WA numbers?

Answer 6

Mmoja (singular) Wawili (plural)

Question 7

Mmoja Wawili Watatu Wanne Watano Sita Saba Wanane

Answer 7

1,2,3,4,5,and 8 take agreement, but remaining numbers do not

Question 8

M / WA Adjectives -zuri

Answer 8

Singular prefix= M Plural prefix= W Mtoto Mzuri. Watoto Wazuri.

Question 9

M / WA “Of” (possessive)

Answer 9

use “Wa” for sing. And plural Mtoto wa Benjamin. Watoto wa Benjamin.

Question 10

Daktari huyu

Answer 10

This doctor

Question 11

Madaktari hawa

Answer 11

These doctors

Question 12

Daktari yule

Answer 12

That doctor

Question 13

Madaktari wale

Answer 13

Those doctors

Question 14

Huyu

Answer 14

This

Question 15

Hawa

Answer 15

These

Question 16

Yule

Answer 16

That

Question 17

Wale

Answer 17

Those

Question 18

-angu

Answer 18

My

Question 19

-ako

Answer 19

You / yours (sing)

Question 20

-ake

Answer 20

His / hers

Question 21

-etu

Answer 21

Our(s)

Question 22

-enu

Answer 22

You / yours (plural)

Question 23

Ao

Answer 23

They / theirs

Question 24

Living things, People, Profession Animals, fish, insects… BUT NOT Plants

Answer 24

M (singular) WA (plural)

Question 25

Father, mother, brother, sister, grandfather, grandmother, friend, neighbor Most all “family members” the singular and plural are the same

Answer 25

Baba, mama, kaka, dada, babu, bibi, rafiki, jirani

Question 26

Possessives in M - WA class Must put noun agreement as prefix MY, you/yours, his/hers, our(s), you/yours, they/theirs

Answer 26

-angu -ako -ake -etu -enu -ao

Question 27

Y (kaka Yangu. My brother.) Z (kaka Zangu. My brothers.)

Answer 27

Possessives for family: Singular prefix? Plural prefix?

Question 28

This These That Those Noun always come first, then demonstrative.

Answer 28

Huyu Hawa Yule Wale

Question 29

Mmoja (singular) Wawili (plural)

Answer 29

M / WA numbers?

Question 30

1,2,3,4,5,and 8 take agreement, but remaining numbers do not

Answer 30

Mmoja Wawili Watatu Wanne Watano Sita Saba Wanane

Question 31

Singular prefix= M Plural prefix= W Mtoto Mzuri. Watoto Wazuri.

Answer 31

M / WA Adjectives -zuri

Question 32

use “Wa” for sing. And plural Mtoto wa Benjamin. Watoto wa Benjamin.

Answer 32

M / WA “Of” (possessive)

Question 33

This doctor

Answer 33

Daktari huyu

Question 34

These doctors

Answer 34

Madaktari hawa

Question 35

That doctor

Answer 35

Daktari yule

Question 36

Those doctors

Answer 36

Madaktari wale

Question 37

This

Answer 37

Huyu

Question 38

These

Answer 38

Hawa

Question 39

That

Answer 39

Yule

Question 40

Those

Answer 40

Wale

Question 41

My

Answer 41

-angu

Question 42

You / yours (sing)

Answer 42

-ako

Question 43

His / hers

Answer 43

-ake

Question 44

Our(s)

Answer 44

-etu

Question 45

You / yours (plural)

Answer 45

-enu

Question 46

They / theirs

Answer 46

Ao