Swahili

thumb|300px|Area where Swahili is spoken natively in Africa—it has spread further south and west as a regional lingua franca. First Steps /Introduction/ /Pronunciation/ /Greetings/ /Personal Pronouns/ /Common Phrases/ /References and materials/ First Lesson Verbs (General Structure, Subject Prefixes, Negation, Infinitive) Present (+Habitual) Nouns (Overview, Concept of Noun Classes, Concord) M/W Second Lesson M/Mi Imperative and Subjunctive Past (Simple Past and Past Perfect) Questions Third Lesson Ji/Ma Future /Possesives/ Hotelini (Ordering at the Restaurant) Fourth Lesson Ki/Vi Locative /Demonstratives/ (Here, There and beyond) Directions (Telling the Way) Fifth Lesson N/N Passive /Numbers/ Cooking Sixth Lesson U/N Object Family Seventh Lesson Conditional "Already" Public Transport Eighth Lesson Relative Participle /Time/ Ninth Lesson Single Syllable Structured Overview Verbs General (General Structure, Subject Prefixes, Negation) Present (+Habitual) Imperative Past (Simple Past and Past Perfect) Future Subjunctive "Already" Passive Object Conditional Relative Participle Locative Single Syllable Overview Adjectives General /Colors/ Nouns General (Overview, Concept of Noun Classes, Concord) M/W M/Mi Ji/Ma Ki/Vi N/N U/N Overview Questions General Numbers /Numbers/ Demonstratives /Demonstratives/ (Here, There and beyond) Possesives /Possesives/ Time /Time/ Other Informal/Spoken Language Regional differences Topics /Greetings/ Hotelini (Ordering at the Restaurant) Directions (Telling the Way) Cooking Family Public Transport Swahili I Lesson One Lesson Two Lesson Three Swahili II Lesson One Lesson Two Lesson Three Languages of Africa S 0% he:סוואהילי