Learn Swahili - online from beginner (A1) to intermediar level (B1)
From 68.29 C$ /h
Swahili is the language spoken in Kenia and Tanzania. In this course I will teach you both the language and the culture of these countries.
To reach A1 level I will teach you the basis grammer. We will include dialoges as introducing yourself; buying fruits on the market, asking for directions.
To reach A2 level I will teach you more in dept grammer. Dialoges included are talking about weather, work and hollidays.
To reach B1 level we will continue with more complex grammer. And you will be asked to perform presentations on different subjects.
To reach A1 level I will teach you the basis grammer. We will include dialoges as introducing yourself; buying fruits on the market, asking for directions.
To reach A2 level I will teach you more in dept grammer. Dialoges included are talking about weather, work and hollidays.
To reach B1 level we will continue with more complex grammer. And you will be asked to perform presentations on different subjects.
Extra information
Neccesary for this course is the book "Swahili A foundation for speaking, reading and writing". This price of the book is not included in the course price.
Location
Online from Spain
About Me
Hujambo,
I first came into contact with Swahili in 2000 during my internship in Tanzania. 5 years later I decided to pass on my knowledge of Swahili to others.
But East Africa, and especially Tanzania, is my second home. Until 2019, I spent large parts of the year in Tanzania as a tour operator and tour guide.
I love transferring knowledge and seeing people grow. So teaching has become my job and hobby: 3 days a week as a tourism teacher at HBO and also Swahili at least 3 evenings a week.
During the lessons I not only take the time to talk about grammar, but culture is also discussed. Their worldview is so beautifully reflected in their language.
Karibu Africa
I first came into contact with Swahili in 2000 during my internship in Tanzania. 5 years later I decided to pass on my knowledge of Swahili to others.
But East Africa, and especially Tanzania, is my second home. Until 2019, I spent large parts of the year in Tanzania as a tour operator and tour guide.
I love transferring knowledge and seeing people grow. So teaching has become my job and hobby: 3 days a week as a tourism teacher at HBO and also Swahili at least 3 evenings a week.
During the lessons I not only take the time to talk about grammar, but culture is also discussed. Their worldview is so beautifully reflected in their language.
Karibu Africa
Education
Bsc Tropical Agriculture, Hogeschool Larenstein, graduated 2001
Bachelor of education , Hogeschool van Amsterdam, graduated 2008
Master of education, Hogeschool van Utrecht, graduated 2010
Bachelor of education , Hogeschool van Amsterdam, graduated 2008
Master of education, Hogeschool van Utrecht, graduated 2010
Experience / Qualifications
Teacher and founder of Swahililes.nl
Teaching Swahili since 2005, both in small groups and individuals
on A1, A2, and B1 level
Teaching Swahili since 2005, both in small groups and individuals
on A1, A2, and B1 level
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
Dutch
Swahili
English
Spanish
Skills
Reviews
Availability of a typical week
(GMT -05:00)
New York
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
00-04
04-08
08-12
12-16
16-20
20-24
This is the continuation of the beginners course and leads to A2 + level.
The course starts with a short review of the material from the beginners course and then continues with the more complex grammar.
Topics that are discussed here include: the weather, the little words, safari, narrative, writing letters and topics related to your own destination.
Speaking skills and writing skills become more important in these lessons. For example, it is expected that you can give a small presentation, and you will be challenged to do the emails to the teacher as much as possible in Swahili.
The course starts with a short review of the material from the beginners course and then continues with the more complex grammar.
Topics that are discussed here include: the weather, the little words, safari, narrative, writing letters and topics related to your own destination.
Speaking skills and writing skills become more important in these lessons. For example, it is expected that you can give a small presentation, and you will be challenged to do the emails to the teacher as much as possible in Swahili.
Swahili is spoken in Kenya and Tanzania. It is the most widely spoken Bantu language in Africa.
In my A1 course I take you from zero to A1 level.
In the beginning it will be a bit awkward, with small sentences, but at the end of the course you will be able to have simple conversations, such as buying fruit or booking a room.
Knowledge and facts alternate in this course. We cover vocabulary and grammar of the language. The pronunciation will also be discussed, and we will practice small conversations.
Topics covered include:
- greetings and introduce yourself;
- Various groups of nouns;
- Count;
- Sentence structure;
- Present, past and future tense;
- Direct object and indirect object;
- Ask for directions; shopping at the market.
In my A1 course I take you from zero to A1 level.
In the beginning it will be a bit awkward, with small sentences, but at the end of the course you will be able to have simple conversations, such as buying fruit or booking a room.
Knowledge and facts alternate in this course. We cover vocabulary and grammar of the language. The pronunciation will also be discussed, and we will practice small conversations.
Topics covered include:
- greetings and introduce yourself;
- Various groups of nouns;
- Count;
- Sentence structure;
- Present, past and future tense;
- Direct object and indirect object;
- Ask for directions; shopping at the market.
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