課程資料
課程簡介
Swahili from Beginner to Advanced (New Syllabus)
Hi, Welcome to this Swahili course.
I'm a native Swahili Speaker with roots in both Kenya and Tanzania. I made this extensive course that will run up to 10 hours. I have subdivided it for every learner to understand the language despite of their level of knowledge and understanding of the language. Depedning on what time you have seen this class, it might not be complete because I want it to be a masterclass where the learner(you) will get the best out of it.
This course will not only help you learn how to speak Swahili, but will also teach you how to read it. We will go from constructing basic phrases to complex sentences. You will learn greetings, common phrases, and expressions; among other aspects of the language.
If you are planning to visit or work as an expatriate in East Africa and would like to communicate with the locals with ease, this course is for you. Learning Swahili will go a long way to help you go about your day-to-day activities. Furthermore, most people are thrilled to hear visitors attempt to use any Swahili at all.
I am so excited and I wish you the best as you begin this amazing journey.
課程章節
- 10 個章節
- 90 堂課
- 第 1 章 Introduction
- 第 2 章 Animals
- 第 3 章 Family members and other people in Swahili
- 第 4 章 Clothing in Swahili
- 第 5 章 Beauty and Baby Items
- 第 6 章 House and its Components
- 第 7 章 Town and its environment in Swahili
- 第 8 章 Fruits in Swahili
- 第 9 章 Meat, Sea food and Dairy Products
- 第 10 章 Practicals
課程內容
- Learn greetings in Swahili
- Learn Self Introduction in Swahili
- Learn how to number 9 1-900000000000)
- Learn days of the week,months of a year
- Learn how to initiate conversation
- Learn how to converse in hotels, airports, hospital
- Learn how to book hotels, airbnbs etc
- Learn how to name animals
- Learn computer Basics in swahili
- Learn how to name stationeries (school language etc)
- Animals in Swahili Language
- Verbs, Adjective in Swahili
- Swahili Pronunciation
此課程所涵蓋的技能
評價
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TTanaka Khondowe
Natoka Zimbabwe. Course ni nzuri sana!
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NNajee Neil
Not sure what was done, however, the mic volume level seems a lot better
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RRichard Abongo
My dad is from Kenya and I was born in America and when I was a child he tried to teach me swahili but I could not understand then but now that I am older and I learn myself I am very happy and I feel more connected to my Kenyan ancestry.