VERBS
African Studies Afr 201a with Chioti at Michigan State University
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Created: 2010-11-22
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ku-toka
to come from
ku-itwa
to be called
ku-soma
to read; study
ku-imba
to sing
ku-piga
to hit
ku-penda
to like/love
ku-jitambulisha
to introduce oneself
ku-ona
to see
ku-la
to eat
ku-lala
to sleep
ku-fanana
to resemble
ku-furahi
to be happy
ku-kaa
to live/stay
ku-ishi
to live
ku-enda
to go
ku-uliza
to ask
ku-jibu
to answer
ku-zungumza
to converse
ku-sema
to speak
ku-taka
to want
ku-oa
to marry (male)
ku-olewa
to marry (woman)
ku-ja
to come
ku-fa
to die
ku-nywa
to drink
ku-fikiri
to think
ku-wa
to be
ku-wa na
to have
ku-tafsiri
to translate
ku-safiri
to travel
ku-jaribu
to try
ku-samehe
to pardon/ excuse
ku-hesabu
to count
ku-fungua
to open
ku-funga
to close
ku-kanusha
to negate
ku-agiza
to order
ku-sikliza
to listen
ku-choka
to be tired
ku-jifunza
to learn/study
ku-ongea
to talk
ku-cheza
to play
ku-nunua
to buy
ku-uza
to sell
ku-tembea
to walk
ku-zaa
to produce (animals/plants)
ku-jifungua
to give birth (humans)
ku-kubali
to agree/accept
ku-kataa
to decline/refuse
ku-achana
to separate (each other)
ku-tazama
to watch
ku-endesha
to drive
ku-panda
to board bus; to plant; to climb
ku-nyoa
to shave
ku-amka
to wake up
ku-oga
to shower
ku-ondoka
to leave/ depart
ku-angalia
to watch
ku-sali
to worship
ku-omba
to pray, beg, ask for x
ku-tabasamu
to smile
ku-tembelea
to visit
ku-isha
to end; finish
ku-fika
to arrive
ku-wasili
to arrive
ku-rudi
to return
ku-anyesha
to rain
ku-piga kura
to vote
ku-chagua
to elect; choose
ku-piga gitaa
to play guitar
ku-fanya
to do
ku-hitaji
to need
ku-tafuta
to search for/ look for
ku-pumzika
to rest
ku-hisi
to feel
ku-anguka
to fall
ku-chipuka
to spring
ku-piga makofi
to clap
ku-piga simu
to call
ku-piga magoti
to kneel
ku-piga mwayo/miayo
to yawn
ku-piga chafya
to sneeze
ku-onja
to taste
ku-gusa
to touch
ku-nusa
to smell
ku-ota
to dream
ku-tegemea
to depend (on)
ku-punga
to reduce
ku-chukia
to hate
ku-endelea
to continue
ku-pumzika
to take a break/rest
ku-mapenzi
to practice/review
ku-hema
to pant
ku-toa
to sweat
ku-pakana
to border
About this deck
By: Laura Damon
Created: 2010-11-22
Size: 95 flashcards
Views: 0
Created: 2010-11-22
Size: 95 flashcards
Views: 0
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