Swahili prepositional verbs form a significant part of mastering the Swahili language, as they combine verbs with prepositions to convey complex actions and relationships. Understanding these verbs is crucial for both everyday conversation and advanced communication. Our exercises focus on helping you recognize and properly use these constructions, enhancing your ability to speak and write Swahili with greater fluency and accuracy. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these exercises will provide practical examples and structured practice to bolster your comprehension and usage. By engaging with these exercises, you'll learn to identify the nuances of Swahili prepositional verbs, such as "kushughulika na" (to deal with) and "kuhitaji kwa" (to need for). Each section is designed to build upon the previous one, gradually introducing more complex verbs and contexts. This step-by-step approach ensures that you develop a solid foundation while gaining confidence in your language abilities. Through consistent practice, you'll be better prepared to understand native speakers and express yourself more effectively in Swahili.
1. Ali *anapenda* kusoma vitabu (verb for liking or loving).
2. Wanafunzi *wanasoma* darasani kila siku (verb for studying).
3. Mama yangu *anaosha* vyombo jikoni (verb for washing).
4. Watoto *wanacheza* mpira uwanjani (verb for playing).
5. Sisi *tunapika* chakula kitamu (verb for cooking).
6. Mwalimu *anafundisha* hesabu darasani (verb for teaching).
7. Baba *anasafiri* kwenda Nairobi (verb for traveling).
8. Juma *anasoma* gazeti asubuhi (verb for reading).
9. Ndugu yangu *anafanya* mazoezi kila jioni (verb for doing).
10. Mimi *naandika* barua kwa rafiki yangu (verb for writing).
1. Wanafunzi wanahitaji *kuhudhuria* darasa kila siku (verb for attending).
2. Mwizi alikamatwa baada ya *kujaribu* kuiba (verb for attempting).
3. Tunapaswa *kufuata* sheria za barabarani (verb for following).
4. Mama anapenda *kupika* chakula kitamu (verb for cooking).
5. Anataka *kusoma* kitabu kipya (verb for reading).
6. Walimu wanawafundisha wanafunzi jinsi ya *kuandika* vizuri (verb for writing).
7. Watoto wanapenda *kucheza* michezo mingi (verb for playing).
8. Tumepanga *kusafiri* mwishoni mwa wiki (verb for traveling).
9. Nimeamua *kuanzisha* biashara yangu mwenyewe (verb for starting).
10. Tunahitaji *kufanya* mazoezi kila siku ili kuwa na afya njema (verb for doing).
1. Juma ana *angalia* runinga kila jioni (verb for watching).
2. Wanafunzi walikuwa *kiangalia* ramani ya Afrika (verb for looking at).
3. Tunahitaji *kuomba* msaada kutoka kwa mwalimu (verb for requesting).
4. Watoto wanapenda *kucheza* mpira mchana (verb for playing).
5. Mama aliniambia *kuja* haraka nyumbani (verb for coming).
6. Mwalimu anafundisha wanafunzi jinsi ya *kusoma* (verb for reading).
7. Wafanyakazi walikuwa wanajaribu *kutatua* tatizo hilo (verb for solving).
8. Daktari aliniomba *kupumzika* kwa siku mbili (verb for resting).
9. Tunapenda *kusafiri* kwa gari la moshi (verb for traveling).
10. Kila asubuhi, baba anaenda *kufanya* kazi (verb for doing).