Week 2 Flashcards
-lala
to sleep
-imba
to sing
-soma
to read, to study
-sema
to speak
-weza
to be able
-nunua
to buy
-enda
to go
-cheka
to laugh
-lia
to cry
-safiri
to travel
-tazama
to look
-andika
to write
-kaa
to sit, to live, to stay
-kula
to eat
-chapa
to beat (i.e. hit someone)
-kuja
to come
-tembea
to walk
-ruka
to jump
-kimbia
to run
-endelea
to continue
-simama
to stand
-agiza
to order (ex. food, drink, etc)
kahawa
coffee
chakula
food
jahanamu
hell
muhimu
important
-jaribu
to try
-jibu
to answer
-keti
to sit
-rudi
to come back
-njoo
to come
-elewa
to understand
-nuka
to stink
How to form the imperative
use the root form. For verbs ending in -a, use -eni for the plural imperative. For verbs ending in other vowels, use -ni.
How to form the infinitive
add prefix ku- to the stem
-na-
tense marker: present
ni-
I (subject prefix in verb)
u-
you (sg., subject prefix in verb)
a-
s/he (subject prefix in verb)
tu-
we (subject prefix in verb)