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Swahili Lesson: ABH - 7 Sentence structure

Description:   Sentence structure

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Card # Swahili English Image
1 sikupenda kusema Kiswahili I did not like to speak Swahili
2 sikukupenda I did not like you
3 sikusema I did not speak
4 sipendi kusema Kiswahili I do not like/am not liking to speak Swahili
5 sikupendi I do not like/am not liking you
6 sisemi I do not speak/am not speaking
7 nimependa kusema Kiswahili I have liked to speak Swahili
8 nimekupenda I have liked you
9 sijapenda kusema Kiswahili I have not liked to speak Swahili
10 sijakupenda I have not liked you
11 sijasema I have not spoken
12 nimesema I have spoken
13 ninapenda kusema Kiswahili I like/am liking to speak Swahili
14 ninakupenda I like/am liking you
15 nilipenda kusema Kiswahili I liked to speak Swahili
16 nilikupenda I liked you
17 ninasema I speak/am speaking
18 nilisema I spoke
19 nitapenda kusema Kiswahili I will like to speak Swahili
20 nitakupenda I will like you
21 sitapenda kusema Kiswahili I will not like to speak Swahili
22 sitakupenda I will not like you
23 sitasema I will not speak
24 nitasema I will speak
25 mmependa kusema Kiswahili You (pl.) have liked to speak Swahili
26 hakupenda kusema Kiswahili he/she did not like to speak Swahili
27 hakukupenda he/she did not like you
28 hakusema he/she did not speak
29 hapendi kusema Kiswahili he/she does not like/is not liking to speak Swahili
30 hakupendi he/she does not like/is not liking you
31 hasemi he/she does not speak/is not speaking
32 amependa kusema Kiswahili he/she has liked to speak Swahili
33 amekupenda he/she has liked you
34 hajapenda kusema Kiswahili he/she has not liked to speak Swahili
35 hajakupenda he/she has not liked you
36 hajasema he/she has not spoken
37 amesema he/she has spoken
38 alipenda kusema Kiswahili he/she liked to speak Swahili
39 alikupenda he/she liked you
40 anapenda kusema Kiswahili he/she likes/is liking to speak Swahili
41 anakupenda he/she likes/is liking you
42 anasema he/she speaks/is speaking
43 alisema he/she spoke
44 atapenda kusema Kiswahili he/she will like to speak Swahili
45 hatapenda kusema Kiswahili he/she will not like to speak Swahili
46 hatakupenda he/she will not like you
47 hatasema he/she will not speak
48 atasema he/she will speak
49 hawakupenda kusema Kiswahili they did not like to speak Swahili
50 hawakukupenda they did not like you
51 hawakusema they did not speak
52 hawapendi kusema Kiswahili they do not like/are not liking to speak Swahili
53 hawakupendi they do not like/are not liking you
54 hawasemi they do not speak/are not speaking
55 wamependa kusema Kiswahili they have liked to speak Swahili
56 wamekupenda they have liked you
57 hawajapenda kusema Kiswahili they have not liked to speak Swahili
58 hawajakupenda they have not liked you
59 hawajasema they have not spoken
60 wamesema they have spoken
61 wanapenda kusema Kiswahili they like/are liking to speak Swahili
62 wanakupenda they like/are liking you
63 walipenda kusema Kiswahili they liked to speak Swahili
64 walikupenda they liked you
65 wanasema they speak/are speaking
66 walisema they spoke
67 watapenda kusema Kiswahili they will like to speak Swahili
68 watakupenda they will like you
69 hawatapenda kusema Kiswahili they will not like to speak Swahili
70 hawatakupenda they will not like you
71 hawatasema they will not speak
72 watasema they will speak
73 hatukupenda kusema Kiswahili we did not like to speak Swahili
74 hatukukupenda we did not like you
75 hatukusema we did not speak
76 hatukupendi we do not like/are not liking you
77 hatusemi we do not speak/are not speaking
78 hatupendi kusema Kiswahili we do not/are not liking to speak Swahili
79 tumependa kusema Kiswahili we have liked to speak Swahili
80 tumekupenda we have liked you
81 hatujapenda kusema Kiswahili we have not liked to speak Swahili
82 hatujakupenda we have not liked you
83 hatujasema we have not spoken
84 tumesema we have spoken
85 tunapenda kusema Kiswahili we like/are liking to speak Swahili
86 tunakupenda we like/are liking you
87 tulipenda kusema Kiswahili we liked to speak Swahili
88 tulikupenda we liked you
89 tunasema we speak/are speaking
90 tulisema we spoke
91 tutapenda kusema Kiswahili we will like to speak Swahili
92 tutakupenda we will like you
93 hatutapenda kusema Kiswahili we will not like to speak Swahili
94 hatutakupenda we will not like you
95 hatutasema we will not speak
96 tutasema we will speak
97 hamkupenda kusema Kiswahili you (pl.) did not like to speak Swahili
98 hamkujipenda you (pl.) did not like yourself
99 hamkusema you (pl.) did not speak
100 hampendi kusema Kiswahili you (pl.) do not like/are not liking to speak Swahili
101 hamjipendi you (pl.) do not like/are not liking yourselves
102 hamsemi you (pl.) do not speak/are not speaking
103 mmejipenda you (pl.) have liked yourselves
104 hamjapenda kusema Kiswahili you (pl.) have not liked to speak Swahili
105 hamjajipenda you (pl.) have not liked yourselves
106 hamjasema you (pl.) have not spoken
107 mmesema you (pl.) have spoken
108 mnapenda kusema Kiswahili you (pl.) like/are liking to speak Swahili
109 mnajipenda you (pl.) like/are liking yourselves
110 mlipenda kusema Kiswahili you (pl.) liked to speak Swahili
111 mlijipenda you (pl.) liked yourselves
112 mnasema you (pl.) speak/are speaking
113 mlisema you (pl.) spoke
114 mtapenda kusema Kiswahili you (pl.) will like to speak Swahili
115 mtajipenda you (pl.) will like yourselves
116 hamtapenda kusema Kiswahili you (pl.) will not like to speak Swahili
117 hamtajipenda you (pl.) will not like yourselves
118 hamtasema you (pl.) will not speak
119 mtasema you (pl.) will speak
120 hukupenda kusema Kiswahili you (sing.) did not like to speak Swahili
121 hukujipenda you (sing.) did not like yourself
122 hukusema you (sing.) did not speak
123 hupendi kusema Kiswahili you (sing.) do not like/are not liking to speak Swahili
124 hujipendi you (sing.) do not like/are not liking yourself
125 husemi you (sing.) do not speak/are not speaking
126 umependa kusema Kiswahili you (sing.) have liked to speak Swahili
127 umejipenda you (sing.) have liked yourself
128 hujapenda kusema Kiswahili you (sing.) have not liked to speak Swahili
129 hujajipenda you (sing.) have not liked yourself
130 hujasema you (sing.) have not spoken
131 umesema you (sing.) have spoken
132 unapenda kusema Kiswahili you (sing.) like/are liking to speak Swahili
133 unajipenda you (sing.) like/are liking yourself
134 ulipenda kusema Kiswahili you (sing.) liked to speak Swahili
135 ulijipenda you (sing.) liked yourself
136 unasema you (sing.) speak/are speaking
137 ulisema you (sing.) spoke
138 utapenda kusema Kiswahili you (sing.) will like to speak Swahili
139 utajipenda you (sing.) will like yourself
140 hutapenda kusema Kiswahili you (sing.) will not like to speak Swahili
141 hutajipenda you (sing.) will not like yourself
142 hutasema you (sing.) will not speak
143 utasema you (sing.) will speak

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