Welcome to the second set of grammar lessons of Kiswahili with Yalaney! You'll get to learn Kiswahili from scratch, and as you progress, you will build your confidence in the language. Our lessons are perfect for absolute beginners, so let’s dive into our lesson on singular and plural nouns. 
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1. Jina – Name 
2. Majina – Names 
3. Yai – Egg
4. Mayai – Eggs
5. Ua – Flower 
6. Maua – Flowers 
7. Gari – Car
8. Magari – Cars 
9. Jiwe – Stone 
10. Mawe – Stones
11. Dirisha – Window 
12. Madirisha – Windows 
13. Jiko – Cooker 
14. Meko – Cookers 
15. Wazo – Thought 
16. Mawazo – Thoughts
17. Soko – Market 
18. Masoko – Markets 
19. Jino – Tooth 
20. Meno – Teeth 
21. Jicho – Eye
22. Macho – Eyes
23. Goti – Knee
24. Magoti – Knees 
25. Sikio – Ear 
26. Masikio – Ears 
27. Swali – Question
28. Maswali – Questions 
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Kiswahili lessons: Nouns and Plurals (noun class: LI-YA) - Part 2

Learn Kiswahili with the Yalaney Language Project. We have created bite-sized lessons that teach vocabulary, grammar, and the cultures represented by the language.

You'll get to learn Kiswahili from scratch, and as you progress, you will build your confidence in the language.