Anatomy
Figure Drawing
Painting
Copyright Law
Kiswahili
Figure Drawing
Painting
Copyright Law
Kiswahili
tell me five classes you took in college
Violence in Central America
Introduction to Contract Law
Logical Deduction
Philosophy of Aesthetics
History of Irish Music
Violence in Central America
Introduction to Contract Law
Logical Deduction
Philosophy of Aesthetics
History of Irish Music
tell me five classes you took in college
Introduction to Classical Mythology
Consumer Behaviour
Intermediate Accounting I
Animation Drawing II
Storyboard Design
(I did a business degree and then went to animation school afterwards)
Introduction to Classical Mythology
Consumer Behaviour
Intermediate Accounting I
Animation Drawing II
Storyboard Design
(I did a business degree and then went to animation school afterwards)
January 31, 2026 at 6:16 AM
Anatomy
Figure Drawing
Painting
Copyright Law
Kiswahili
Figure Drawing
Painting
Copyright Law
Kiswahili
We are all in this together
HARAMBEE-
Kiswahili—-> “All pull together”.
Step out, someone steps while you rest a bit in order to continue the journey
It is a bit much to take in one giant swath
Thank you for your voice
HARAMBEE-
Kiswahili—-> “All pull together”.
Step out, someone steps while you rest a bit in order to continue the journey
It is a bit much to take in one giant swath
Thank you for your voice
January 30, 2026 at 6:22 PM
We are all in this together
HARAMBEE-
Kiswahili—-> “All pull together”.
Step out, someone steps while you rest a bit in order to continue the journey
It is a bit much to take in one giant swath
Thank you for your voice
HARAMBEE-
Kiswahili—-> “All pull together”.
Step out, someone steps while you rest a bit in order to continue the journey
It is a bit much to take in one giant swath
Thank you for your voice
#Swahili verbs take special prefixes for human subjects: ni-, u-, a- in the singular, and tu-, m-, wa- in the plural. Ninajifunza Kiswahili. I’m learning Swahili. #SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliVerbs #Languages #LearnSwahili. thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-pres...
January 29, 2026 at 12:53 PM
#Swahili verbs take special prefixes for human subjects: ni-, u-, a- in the singular, and tu-, m-, wa- in the plural. Ninajifunza Kiswahili. I’m learning Swahili. #SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliVerbs #Languages #LearnSwahili. thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-pres...
this is the most successful kiswahili posting ill ever manage i really need to start writing in it more and maybe ill remember more words that arent about bribes. for a brief time i also knew three random proverbs in cigogo but i have forgotten them again
January 29, 2026 at 11:30 AM
this is the most successful kiswahili posting ill ever manage i really need to start writing in it more and maybe ill remember more words that arent about bribes. for a brief time i also knew three random proverbs in cigogo but i have forgotten them again
ninahitaji kuboresha kiswahili yangu..... ninaandika na ninazungumza kama zungu jinga </3 lakini ninajaribu 🥲
January 29, 2026 at 11:30 AM
ninahitaji kuboresha kiswahili yangu..... ninaandika na ninazungumza kama zungu jinga </3 lakini ninajaribu 🥲
Books: Auxiliary Verbs and Main Verbs in Kiswahili: Amidu (2026)
Books: Auxiliary Verbs and Main Verbs in Kiswahili: Amidu (2026)
This book is about serial predicate constructions (SPCs) in Kiswahili, traditionally auxiliary and main verbs. They are popularly called "compound tenses" consisting of two verbs, each with its Tense-Aspect-Mood (TAM) marker. The term has drawbacks. The book distinguishes between TAM-taking verbs and non-TAM-taking verbs, which regularly combine to form auxiliary-main verb phrases or SPCs. Unlike Indo-European languages, all verbs that can function as auxiliary verbs can also function as main ve
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January 28, 2026 at 9:12 PM
Books: Auxiliary Verbs and Main Verbs in Kiswahili: Amidu (2026)
Scenes among kiswahili speakers if they named it Demimi, very fitting for its target users
A Chinese app called ‘Are You Dead?’, designed to check on people living alone, has surged in popularity and is now one of China’s top-selling paid apps.
January 27, 2026 at 9:56 PM
Scenes among kiswahili speakers if they named it Demimi, very fitting for its target users
Kiswahili cha Zanzibari kinanipiga chenga but Bi Kidude sounds like she's on Bobby Mapesa time on Muhogo wa Jang'ombe.
January 27, 2026 at 5:47 AM
Kiswahili cha Zanzibari kinanipiga chenga but Bi Kidude sounds like she's on Bobby Mapesa time on Muhogo wa Jang'ombe.
Kama huzungumzi Kiswahili, unaweza kunakili na kubandika kwenye mtafsiri. Lakini kama hii ingekuwa picha bila maandishi mbadala, usingekuwa na chaguo hilo. Hivi ndivyo ilivyo kwa mtu anayetumia kisoma skrini. Hakuna dalili. Hakuna muktadha. Nyamaza tu. Ongeza maandishi mbadala. Ni muhimu.
January 26, 2026 at 8:44 AM
Kama huzungumzi Kiswahili, unaweza kunakili na kubandika kwenye mtafsiri. Lakini kama hii ingekuwa picha bila maandishi mbadala, usingekuwa na chaguo hilo. Hivi ndivyo ilivyo kwa mtu anayetumia kisoma skrini. Hakuna dalili. Hakuna muktadha. Nyamaza tu. Ongeza maandishi mbadala. Ni muhimu.
UNESCO recognized as a key partner at annual diplomatic gathering
https://www.europesays.com/africa/34661/
Tanzania’s global leadership in the promotion and international recognition of Kiswahili was prominently highlighted at this year’s Diplomatic…
https://www.europesays.com/africa/34661/
Tanzania’s global leadership in the promotion and international recognition of Kiswahili was prominently highlighted at this year’s Diplomatic…
UNESCO recognized as a key partner at annual diplomatic gathering - Europe Africa
Tanzania’s global leadership in the promotion and international recognition of Kiswahili was prominently highlighted at this year’s Diplomatic Party held on
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January 20, 2026 at 10:00 AM
UNESCO recognized as a key partner at annual diplomatic gathering
https://www.europesays.com/africa/34661/
Tanzania’s global leadership in the promotion and international recognition of Kiswahili was prominently highlighted at this year’s Diplomatic…
https://www.europesays.com/africa/34661/
Tanzania’s global leadership in the promotion and international recognition of Kiswahili was prominently highlighted at this year’s Diplomatic…
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#afronalia #africanlanguages #igbo #kiswahili #twi #blacksky #langsky
#afronalia #africanlanguages #igbo #kiswahili #twi #blacksky #langsky
January 18, 2026 at 6:41 PM
Valentine’s is fast approaching! Get our Teddy Bear Plushies to remind your loved ones all year round that they’re always on your mind.
#afronalia #africanlanguages #igbo #kiswahili #twi #blacksky #langsky
#afronalia #africanlanguages #igbo #kiswahili #twi #blacksky #langsky
I speak Kiswahili and English (of course) fluently but this year I wanted to learn Spanish but there are so many variations of it and I don’t know where to start
January 18, 2026 at 9:59 AM
I speak Kiswahili and English (of course) fluently but this year I wanted to learn Spanish but there are so many variations of it and I don’t know where to start
I might start posting on here in Spanish & Kiswahili for the practice. I’m so rusty.
January 18, 2026 at 9:49 AM
I might start posting on here in Spanish & Kiswahili for the practice. I’m so rusty.
More non-English hyperforeignisms: in Sheng, an urban youth version of Kiswahili (Hurst Harosh 2025)
January 18, 2026 at 1:56 AM
More non-English hyperforeignisms: in Sheng, an urban youth version of Kiswahili (Hurst Harosh 2025)
Kiswahili :)
January 17, 2026 at 4:28 AM
Kiswahili :)
My second language is a signed language, so yes, lol, but also absolutely yes.
Same with spoken Spanish, or Kiswahili, the prosody is different for each plus my mannerisms/nonverbals.
Same with spoken Spanish, or Kiswahili, the prosody is different for each plus my mannerisms/nonverbals.
January 10, 2026 at 2:32 PM
My second language is a signed language, so yes, lol, but also absolutely yes.
Same with spoken Spanish, or Kiswahili, the prosody is different for each plus my mannerisms/nonverbals.
Same with spoken Spanish, or Kiswahili, the prosody is different for each plus my mannerisms/nonverbals.
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January 10, 2026 at 11:35 AM
To buy a Rolex, one had to buy a tomato, an egg and a Chappati – Oh! Maseno
Every day in Maseno taught me something new. The weather was pleasant, much like UCU’s, but the town’s way of life was different. People spoke a mix of English and Kiswahili, and the currency exchange felt strange, with…
Every day in Maseno taught me something new. The weather was pleasant, much like UCU’s, but the town’s way of life was different. People spoke a mix of English and Kiswahili, and the currency exchange felt strange, with…
To buy a Rolex, one had to buy a tomato, an egg and a Chappati – Oh! Maseno
Every day in Maseno taught me something new. The weather was pleasant, much like UCU’s, but the town’s way of life was different. People spoke a mix of English and Kiswahili, and the currency exchange felt strange, with large notes turning into small coins, which one had to travel 25 kilometres to get.
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January 9, 2026 at 12:34 PM
To buy a Rolex, one had to buy a tomato, an egg and a Chappati – Oh! Maseno
Every day in Maseno taught me something new. The weather was pleasant, much like UCU’s, but the town’s way of life was different. People spoke a mix of English and Kiswahili, and the currency exchange felt strange, with…
Every day in Maseno taught me something new. The weather was pleasant, much like UCU’s, but the town’s way of life was different. People spoke a mix of English and Kiswahili, and the currency exchange felt strange, with…
Only kiSwahili speakers will understand this. 😂😂😂
January 8, 2026 at 2:34 PM
Only kiSwahili speakers will understand this. 😂😂😂
Kiswahili for similar reasons responsible or somehow personally blameworthy for sounding like that. But that people do sound like that is a pretty strong indicator of a matter of ethical interest.
January 8, 2026 at 12:44 PM
Kiswahili for similar reasons responsible or somehow personally blameworthy for sounding like that. But that people do sound like that is a pretty strong indicator of a matter of ethical interest.
*was that it owed its existence and survival to social distance between (mostly Black African) speakers of Kiswahili and (mostly White) speakers of English or other IE language. It’s probably unproductive to hold any individual speaker of the language, or anyone who reliably sounds not great in
January 8, 2026 at 12:42 PM
*was that it owed its existence and survival to social distance between (mostly Black African) speakers of Kiswahili and (mostly White) speakers of English or other IE language. It’s probably unproductive to hold any individual speaker of the language, or anyone who reliably sounds not great in
In Kiswahili, I borrowed the convention of translating "Hata mimi," directly to English.
I will forever prefer this to, "Me, too."
I will forever prefer this to, "Me, too."
Even me.
January 7, 2026 at 7:53 PM
In Kiswahili, I borrowed the convention of translating "Hata mimi," directly to English.
I will forever prefer this to, "Me, too."
I will forever prefer this to, "Me, too."
A ministry paradox: 1. I am thankful I heard 2 gentlemen visiting in Kiswahili today at Walmart in Bismarck. 2. I regret being too busy to join the conversation
January 6, 2026 at 7:56 PM
A ministry paradox: 1. I am thankful I heard 2 gentlemen visiting in Kiswahili today at Walmart in Bismarck. 2. I regret being too busy to join the conversation
As a Tanzanian friend’s reaction to me and my 2 weeks of Kiswahili classes trying to say that I wanted to ride a hippopotamus taught me, romance is especially rife with opportunities for confusion by a translator without understanding.
January 6, 2026 at 4:22 PM
As a Tanzanian friend’s reaction to me and my 2 weeks of Kiswahili classes trying to say that I wanted to ride a hippopotamus taught me, romance is especially rife with opportunities for confusion by a translator without understanding.