Swahili for Beginners; PARTS OF THE HUMAN HEAD IN SWAHILI

In this lesson you will learn Parts of the Human Head in Swahili.
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[@isaacagyapong6626]

Amazing 😉

[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

thanks dear

[@BabyJohSkelt]

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[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

Hahaha nafurahi kusikia sis

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Another great lesson!

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Thanks for the support daer

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Bibi you made it so simple

[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

am glad you are learning

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Asante sana mwalimu Ruth kwa somo zuri.

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[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

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[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

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Great lesson you shared . 😊Very informative things you shared with us . These are very helpful for us . Every time when you bring new video for us I learned many things . Thankyou!! 😇

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Thanks dear

[@cn9872]

Great video thank you for sharing

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Thanks for watching dear

[@zaidzainsheraz9171]

Gud lesson

[@makaareal67]

Nice lesson from my favourite online Swahili teacher ❤❤ I used to say PUA.. MAPUA😀😀

[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

thanks for watching and learning

[@BeautySquad1]

This is so informative

[@sultanahmedbaloch789]

Very naice

[@soniyamirz27]

Good information thanks

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Welcome

[@Dom-ym1ri]

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Enjoyed this tutorial, always nice to learn something new☺️

[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

Awesome! Thank you!

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Thank you for the tutorial! It is amazing! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

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Naice information thanks

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[@zara02011]

Nice presentation as usual, keep it up

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Another great lesson 💕

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Thank you, I will

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Great job as always

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[@jasonrsselflessgospeltv2327]

Wow! Am the first here.... i love the explanation at the end....Thanks😊

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[@RamadaTheFemme]

Awesome lesson as usual, Ruth 💜

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[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@RaisingDionnes]

Great lesson my friend :) where is swahili from? ive actually never heard of this language before !

[@BabyJohSkelt]

East Africa...I speak swahili (kenya)

[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

East, Central and South Africa in countries like; Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi n Uganda, Mozambique, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, DRC, Somalia, North Sudan… just to mention few!!! In fact Swahili supposed to be the language of Africa Continent, we are trying to make that happen❤❤❤🙌
Thanks for asking, pls learn with us😍

[@RaisingDionnes]

Oh i never knew that thanks for letting me know :)

[@shadowchasersg]

Sis, why do some words remain the same for both singular and plural forms? Like eyebrow and nose

[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

My understanding is that most words with unmarked plurals or singular were neutral (neither masculine nor feminine) For example, glasses, pants, and scissors are all defective nouns because they have no singular form and then words like sheep and fish are simply irregular plurals.

[@kotokasimba6193]

@@learnswahiliwithruth4461 Your very correct dear. same applies to English language

[@erickwangutvshow7626]

Heheheee I was very wrong...
Pua... mapua
Because we say
Shavu... mashavu.
Thanks Bibi Ruth🥰❤

[@learnswahiliwithruth4461]

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Fantastic video

[@صباءشفيق]

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Thanks dear