Ahsante rafiki kwa kutazama yangu video. Congrats Bol Pasquale. You are doing great. It's not easy learning a new language. However, with close friends from Kenya or Tanzania, you will progress faster. I loved your last sentence but as an ardent Swahili teacher, I felt obliged to correct it. Remember in Swahili and all Bantu languages, we place the adjective after the noun. Therefore we say; Video yangu. Now your sentence - Ahsante rafiki kwa kutazama video yangu. Then there was a mistake in translating Day Two. We don't say Mchana Mbili. Yes, mchana means day time and usiku means night. However Day Two would be translated as Siku ya Pili. Kudos bro, keep it up. Personally, I teach Swahili, French, English and Persian. I love languages.
Extraordinary progress and proud of you for letting the younger people around your age group know to learn a new language, we spend too much time wasted on videogames, social media, TV, etc. no problem with a little entertainment however with balance and consistency we can apply the same time we waste to learn something new....I'm 28 and definitely studying how to speak Swahili, Twi, and possibly Somali
Amazing video, i'm a language lover from Angola(Africa), and i will start my journey to learn swahili today, if somebody here know this wonderful language, answer this comment please, and maybe we can do a language exchange , i speak english, spanish and portuguese.
Beautiful language. I’m partly Japanese, partly Chinese, partly Indonesian, But funnily i can’t speak any of those languages 🤣 I’ve been learning Spanish and Turkish from Duolingo for a couple of years. Contemplating on starting Swahili 😬
Big up bro ! You rock ! I'm learning Swahili too since 2 months... (I learn 4 languages at the same time, with Duolingo + RUclips). I'm 41, I love speaking and learning languages :)
Habari yako? Ninafurahi. I moved to Tanzania from Canada five months ago. I have been trying to learn swahili since. Honestly, I am not happy with my progress. I get frustrated with my lack of progress. I am happy I came across your video. I will put your pointers into practice. Hopefully, I will improve. Asante Sana
if you're in Tanzania, all the better. especially if you get out of Dar and Arusha. i suggest "Simplified Swahili" by Peter Wilson. it's at most of the bookshops in Dar and Arusha.
Im learning Kisw for my Kenyan girlfriend in secret. What's more challenging to me is the lack of content for kids (ideal for beginners for me), I rely on Ubongo Kids which is really funny and cute but a bit too complex for me. I learned the numbers and the senses spontaneously tho and I don't feel the sound of the language as too fast or foreign anymore so Im making progress.
Helo. Am inspired by your video. Am also on the same path to mastering Swahili. Could you recommend me some channels or websites or necessary resources that can enable me learn easily and quickly. Thx
It took me 6 weeks for a basic level and 6 months to learn all the deep stuff, which seem rarely used in everyday conversations, like aspect in relation to time. The first time I returned to Kenya, I felt disheartened as could not understand what was being spoken. Then it dawned on me, everyone around me was speaking Gigikuyu, duh!
yeah. im also learning... but its not that fast. i got over 100 day on duolingo...im on a basic level my kenyan friend is kinda helping. Its not yhat simple like this guy is saying.
so, do you speak another Bantu language already? That would make it easier. Which similarities do you see between the Bantu language/s you speak and kiSwahili?
You can't learn Kiswahili in one month. It takes years to master noun class agreement alone. What you can do in that time is learn one month's worth of Kiswahili.
Don’t lie, Swahili came from the Arab Swahili traders that settled in Zanzibar the rest of us speak a dialect of Swahili, Congolese Swahili has more french words as opposed to Arabic
Swahili is mainly African Bantu, Arabic plus few words from various parts of the world like Spanish, Portuguese, German, English, Hindi. Etc. Counting 1-5 is Bantu while 6-9 is Arabic But 10s going to 1000 is mainly Arabic and Bantu ..Mia, Elfu is Arabic
Here's a challenge for you, bro! Swahili is widely spoken in Oman, Kenya, Tanzania, and Zanzibar. Under Omani leadership, Swahili took root and prospered. Much of Swahili is Arabic and has Islamic origins. So, will you accept Islam, bro? Embrace Islam now and you will be honouring this beautiful language. Let me know so I can help you in your testimony of faith. It will take less than five minutes.
@@tinam.3521 Islam is a beautiful and wholesome religion. It appeals to your heart, body and soul. It is the faith you were born with (natural) and it is better to die with it, in order to enter Heaven. It is the religion of all the Prophets (peace be upon them) from Adam (pbuh) onwards, including Jesus (pbuh).
@@joonies_dimples it's not. take it from someone who became fluent through immersion after years of living in village areas of Tanzania. even after 3 months of complete immersion, you're at an A2 level 😂
We are proud of you as Kenyans🇰🇪❤️
Thanks Tasha ❤️🙏
I'm 56 years old and I'm learning Swahili, Haitian Creole and Spanish.
That’s really nice dear ❤️ learning stops at all! If I can help you practice you can let me know
Habari yako bwana
Vizuri sana 👏
@@KiswahiliWithAbdulkarim sema nzuri sana
@@iddykisome3126 inamaanisha nini?
Ahsante rafiki kwa kutazama yangu video. Congrats Bol Pasquale. You are doing great. It's not easy learning a new language. However, with close friends from Kenya or Tanzania, you will progress faster. I loved your last sentence but as an ardent Swahili teacher, I felt obliged to correct it. Remember in Swahili and all Bantu languages, we place the adjective after the noun. Therefore we say; Video yangu. Now your sentence - Ahsante rafiki kwa kutazama video yangu.
Then there was a mistake in translating Day Two. We don't say Mchana Mbili. Yes, mchana means day time and usiku means night. However Day Two would be translated as Siku ya Pili.
Kudos bro, keep it up.
Personally, I teach Swahili, French, English and Persian. I love languages.
You're awesome ..
A native English speaker here from Liberia and studying in Kenya. Been learning a bit of Swahili .
Extraordinary progress and proud of you for letting the younger people around your age group know to learn a new language, we spend too much time wasted on videogames, social media, TV, etc. no problem with a little entertainment however with balance and consistency we can apply the same time we waste to learn something new....I'm 28 and definitely studying how to speak Swahili, Twi, and possibly Somali
The First Time I see someone saying they need to learn somali so beautiful ❤ see tahay?
Such a cool video man. You are a great inspiration for me to continue on my Swahili journey! Greetings from Germany :D.
❤❤❤❤Thanks for motivating me. I'm also learning swahili through duolingo
In fairness, you speak well in a month. Proud of you! Keep going! Connie from Kenya.
Amazing video, i'm a language lover from Angola(Africa), and i will start my journey to learn swahili today, if somebody here know this wonderful language, answer this comment please, and maybe we can do a language exchange , i speak english, spanish and portuguese.
Speak to us, we offer classes online from Gaborone. Talk to us kiswahili.afrika@gmail.com
I came from Eritrea so I wanna learn Swahili Thanks for this video Kenya Somalia Tanzania Eritrea Ethiopia Were all Kings
I am a Swahili teacher reach out to me for Swahili lessons.
Beautiful language. I’m partly Japanese, partly Chinese, partly Indonesian, But funnily i can’t speak any of those languages 🤣 I’ve been learning Spanish and Turkish from Duolingo for a couple of years. Contemplating on starting Swahili 😬
I am a Swahili teacher, reach out to me and learn Swahili
Big up bro ! You rock ! I'm learning Swahili too since 2 months... (I learn 4 languages at the same time, with Duolingo + RUclips). I'm 41, I love speaking and learning languages :)
Thanks Brother I highly appreciate you ❤️ Best of luck! I believe RUclips is such a helpful space for learning
Awesome all the best. I speak Swahili, I did French in college but living in Florida now will take Spanish
Habari yako? Ninafurahi. I moved to Tanzania from Canada five months ago. I have been trying to learn swahili since. Honestly, I am not happy with my progress. I get frustrated with my lack of progress. I am happy I came across your video. I will put your pointers into practice. Hopefully, I will improve. Asante Sana
if you're in Tanzania, all the better. especially if you get out of Dar and Arusha. i suggest "Simplified Swahili" by Peter Wilson. it's at most of the bookshops in Dar and Arusha.
I am a Swahili teacher reach out to me for Swahili lessons.
@@albertkeronye1969hi do you still teach Swahili, if so is the Tanzanian dialect?
I am learning it slowly as well. But you can't learn it in 7 days.
I am a Swahili teacher reach out to me for Swahili lessons.
Hongera sana 👏👏👏
Im learning Kisw for my Kenyan girlfriend in secret. What's more challenging to me is the lack of content for kids (ideal for beginners for me), I rely on Ubongo Kids which is really funny and cute but a bit too complex for me. I learned the numbers and the senses spontaneously tho and I don't feel the sound of the language as too fast or foreign anymore so Im making progress.
My brother bol pasqual am proud of your work bro♥️✊🏾 keep lifting us up🇸🇸☝🏾
You only work when you find the Joy inside you🎶
Thank you for the tips at the end! You’ve inspired me to learn in 30 days
Swahili ni rahisi sana especially when you already know Arabic. You're doing great 👍
Bila shak rahisi sana , Asante Sana Kaka
@@BolPasquale karibu sana
Helo. Am inspired by your video. Am also on the same path to mastering Swahili. Could you recommend me some channels or websites or necessary resources that can enable me learn easily and quickly. Thx
I am a Swahili teacher reach out to me for Swahili lessons.
ona ongea kiswahili ya textbook,but una jaribu😂... hongera
It took me 6 weeks for a basic level and 6 months to learn all the deep stuff, which seem rarely used in everyday conversations, like aspect in relation to time. The first time I returned to Kenya, I felt disheartened as could not understand what was being spoken. Then it dawned on me, everyone around me was speaking Gigikuyu, duh!
What is gifikuyu
@@nansysherry The Kikuyu language
@@stephentaylor2119
😂😂😂
It happens.
Wow super love from india uk
Good. You have tried your best😊
In swahili we don't count time like in english for instance saa kumi na mbili is 12:00 but not 6:00...saa sita mchana 6:00
Wow im inspired by you
I wanna learn this language because i love Diamond Platnumz music
Endelea tu vivyo hivyo, utakuwa gwiji wa lugha.
Such an inspirational man. Keep it up
yeah. im also learning... but its not that fast. i got over 100 day on duolingo...im on a basic level my kenyan friend is kinda helping. Its not yhat simple like this guy is saying.
good
Inspired by you 🎉
Keep up the good work!
Thanks a lot
so, do you speak another Bantu language already? That would make it easier. Which similarities do you see between the Bantu language/s you speak and kiSwahili?
Hongera 🇹🇿💪🏿
Hiko 🎉
Hi, please can you list all the resources you used. Thank you in advance
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I am a Swahili teacher reach out to me for Swahili lessons.
@@albertkeronye1969 what’s the best way to reach out to you?
'Fluent fluent ' in 30 days a a huge lie......i speak 7
Kari nzuri
I swear I've failed to learn swahili. I don't know if my head is just hard 😂😂😂😢. I feel so bad for myself
Man am in Uganda and am in form one but kiswahili is a problem to me please help me 🙏🙏🙏
Hahahahahaha unaweza kijana pambana
L don’t know swahila can u gave me any advice how to learn swahila
I am a Swahili teacher reach out to me for Swahili lessons.
@BolPasquale which RUclips recommendations do you recommend using to watch. im relearning swahilli since ive forgotten (i'm from kenya)
You can't learn Kiswahili in one month. It takes years to master noun class agreement alone. What you can do in that time is learn one month's worth of Kiswahili.
Shikamoo
Lakini sidhani kama umejifunza kwa siku 30...... Na kujua kabisa kwa asilimia 100%😂
ndio amejifunza kuhesabu 1-10 na kusalamu na kusema "saa sita asubuhi" 😂
Your smart bro 😅 I like that 👍
Thanks bro 😊🙏
So you weren’t fluent in 30 days
Where are you from ?
Can you tell me the best app
Keep it up
Asante 😊🙏
You didn’t learn Swahili. This isn’t pure Swahili. True Swahili is only found in DR Congo. If you want to learn pure Swahili you just go to Congo.
Don’t lie, Swahili came from the Arab Swahili traders that settled in Zanzibar the rest of us speak a dialect of Swahili, Congolese Swahili has more french words as opposed to Arabic
could you please share the apps and websites/videos you used?
I am a Swahili teacher reach out to me for Swahili lessons.
Wtf the numbers are same as kinyarwanda
Thats interesting bro
Swahili is mainly African Bantu, Arabic plus few words from various parts of the world like Spanish, Portuguese, German, English, Hindi. Etc.
Counting 1-5 is Bantu while 6-9 is Arabic
But 10s going to 1000 is mainly Arabic and Bantu ..Mia, Elfu is Arabic
Now u should learn kikuyu my brother 😂
Here's a challenge for you, bro! Swahili is widely spoken in Oman, Kenya, Tanzania, and Zanzibar. Under Omani leadership, Swahili took root and prospered.
Much of Swahili is Arabic and has Islamic origins.
So, will you accept Islam, bro? Embrace Islam now and you will be honouring this beautiful language.
Let me know so I can help you in your testimony of faith. It will take less than five minutes.
Bro what 😂
You don't need to accept Islam to speak Swahili. I'm a Christian and leant Swahili as a Child. Religion is a personal choice
@@tinam.3521 Islam is a beautiful and wholesome religion. It appeals to your heart, body and soul. It is the faith you were born with (natural) and it is better to die with it, in order to enter Heaven.
It is the religion of all the Prophets (peace be upon them) from Adam (pbuh) onwards, including Jesus (pbuh).
@mannamoon2664 Each is entitled to their own faith. Don't need to be converted. I'm ok with mine. I'm out, Peace!
Arabic words are many but not Islamic. It's the Lingua Franca of Eastern DRC, Northern Mozambique etc.
Bro why are you lying 🤥 one month 😂😂
big lie. in just one month!!!!!
@@joonies_dimples it's not. take it from someone who became fluent through immersion after years of living in village areas of Tanzania. even after 3 months of complete immersion, you're at an A2 level 😂
The outro is scary too loud 😢
Nothing suggests that he's "fluent" in Swahili, so his title is clickbait bullshit.
Any email link