Swahili is a Bantu language of the Sabaki subgroup of Northeastern
Coast Bantu languages. Swahili is spoken by an estimated 50 million people
and, after Arabic, is the most widely understood language in Africa.
It is the official language of Tanzania and Kenya and is used extensively in
Uganda and the eastern provinces of Zaire. In Burundi and Rwanda, it is known
and used in major urban centers, but is not widely known or extensively used in the monolinguistic countryside.
Conjugate a Swahili verb
Recently Conjugated Swahili verbs
ku sanjari,
ku salimia,
ku feli,
ku funika,
ku hidi,
ku limbikwa,
ku tutusa,
ku peketa,
ku jaali,
ku tendewa,
ku kia,
ku sherifu,
ku seseteka,
ku panua,
ku egamesha,
ku lemaza,
ku teketeza,
ku jazi,
ku tomba,
ku jengeka,
ku towelea,
ku dodofya,
ku dhila,
ku ifya,
ku kinga,
ku lea,
ku ghumia,
ku kalia,
ku suuza,
ku jifahamu,
ku geza,
ku fanyiza,
ku komaza,
ku kania,
ku lemaa,
ku tashtiti,
ku lingwa,
ku ongezea,
ku zibuka,
ku valika,
ku soma,
ku salia,
ku pandana,
ku uzwa,
ku udhika,
ku aga,
ku pelekeana,
ku fyanda,
ku jenga,
ku nywesha,