Knowing the Swahili present tense formula is one thing. Being able to move around inside it is where things get interesting. 🇰🇪

Last week, we broke down the fundamentals of the Swahili present tense. In this lesson, we take the next step: combining affirmative and negative forms with different subject prefixes so you can begin using the present tense more flexibly in real life.

We’ll practice changing who is doing the action — I, you, he/she, we, you all, and they — while moving between what someone is doing and what they are not doing.

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The goal isn't to memorize more sentences. It’s to understand the pattern well enough to start building your own.

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