noun classes 1 & 2, their demonstratives & some vocab for both classes Flashcards

1
Q
  • this class is for ____
  • begins with __ for singular form
  • begins with ___ for plural form
  • what is the subject prefix for this class in the singular and plural form?
  • this has some exceptions, but as long as it is a living thing, it will be grouped into this class
A
  • this class is for living things
  • singular = M
  • plural = Wa
  • sigular subject prefix = A
  • plural subject prefix = Wa
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2
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  • this class is for ____
  • begins with __ for singular form
  • begins with ___ for plural form
  • what is the subject prefix for this class in the singular and plural form?
  • this has some exceptions, but as long as it is a living thing, it will be grouped into this class
A
  • this class is for living things
  • singular = M
  • plural = Wa
  • sigular subject prefix = A
  • plural subject prefix = Wa
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3
Q

ex:

the beutiful child sings

A

mtoto mzuri anaimba

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4
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ex:

the beutiful child sings

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mtoto mzuri anaimba

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5
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ex :
the mom feeds the child

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mama anamlisha mtoto

  • you add the “m” before “lisha” to represent “mtoto”
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6
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ex :
the mom feeds the child

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mama anamlisha mtoto

  • you add the “m” before “lisha” to represent “mtoto”
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7
Q

ex:
the beautiful children are playing

A

watoto wazuri wanacheza

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8
Q

ex:

the children greeted (kusalimu) their teachers

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watoto waliwasalimu walimu

  • add the “Wa” before the “salimu” to represent the teachers
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9
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Demonstratrives for this noun class - SINGLUAR form

  • this - that
  • that over there - passive = “ mine “
A
  • huyu - huyo
  • yule - wangu
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10
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Demonstratrives for this noun class - PLURAL form

  • these - those
  • those over there - passive = “ mine “
A
  • Hawa - hao
  • wale - wangu
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11
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this child

A

mtoto huyu

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12
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that child

A

mtoto huyo

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13
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that child over there

A

mtoto yule

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14
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these children

A

watoto Hawa

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15
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those children

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watoto hao

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16
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those children over there

A

watoto wale

17
Q

this nice child is singing

A

mtoto huyu mzuri anaimba

18
Q

that woman over there is crying

A

mwanamke yule analia

19
Q

the man saw that cow

A

mwanamume alimwona ng’ombe huyo

  • add the “mw” before the ona to represent the cow , only add these when there are 2 vowels next to one another ( in this case it is the “i” from the “Li” and the “o” from the “ona”)
20
Q

the man saw that cow

A

mwanamume alimwona ng’ombe huyo

  • add the “mw” before the ona to represent the cow , only add these when there are 2 vowels next to one another ( in this case it is the “i” from the “Li” and the “o” from the “ona”)
21
Q

that lion (Simba) is eating meat (nyama)

A

simba huyo anakula nyama

22
Q

these nice children are singing

A

watoto Hawa wazuri wanaimba

23
Q

those women over there are buying food

A

wanawake wale wananunua chakula

24
Q

those strict (Kali) teachers will come tomorrow

A

hao walimu wakali watakuja kesho

25
Q

these calm (utulivu) students are in class

A

wanafunzi hawa watulivu hapo darasani

26
Q

these fat (nene) cats are running

A

paka hawa wanene wanakimbia