How to say "OF" in Swahili: The small sound that makes all the difference.
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About this listen
The associative -a is one of the most important, and most misunderstood, structures in Swahili. When it’s unclear, possession and relationships across noun classes can feel random, even for serious learners.
In this episode, I’m sharing a bonus lesson originally taught to learners who completed my Swahili Noun Class Master Course. This lesson explains what the associative -a does, why it matters, and how understanding it brings order and clarity to the language.
If you want to continue learning Swahili with clear structure and connected lessons, download my app, LSN: Swahili Made Easy where my comprehensive courses are laid out in a thoughtful progression.
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