14. swahili body parts - external

[intheprogramfool]

thankyou so much Kulmansam!! I'm so glad I found these videos cause it easier for me to learn this way.

[kulmansam]

@intheprogramfool Aaah.. so you are more to wards audio visual learning side.I am happy its helping you

[mongusutu]

Thanks. At first I did not know you were using Kiunguja dialect. I agree that we may have some small dialectical differences. I am from the mainland. Thanks once again for good job and this innovation.

[kulmansam]

@mongusutu thank you... together we can spread the word and help those who are just wanting to put their feet in water and learn a little Swahili

[mongusutu]

I like your presentation. It is very helpful for swahili learners I hope. I am a native swahili speaker from tanzania. However, I would like to clarify a few things in your presentation: I think we may differ in this.

kiganja= palm of the hand

kiwiko/viwiko (pural)=elbow (you forgot this)

kidole cha pete also kidole cha shahada= riing finger

breasts =maziwa or matiti.

spinal chord= uTI wa mgongo (not UTE)

[kulmansam]

@mongusutu thanks for noticing... I was doing everything on the fly, I sure did forget elbow (we call it kisugudi in Unguja). I will have to look at the video again.. I thought I called the pointer/index finger as kidole cha shahada.

I do think I said breast is maziwa, but I think I said machuchu as well... which is a term we used in Unguja

Thanks for correction on UTI wa mgongo.. honestly I thought it was UTE... I just learnt something new... thanks

[silfjeee]

Jambo! Where are the subtitles? I am going for a internship in a hospital to tanzania. I can really use this!!

[kulmansam]

@silfjeee Sorry, this series of videos does not have subtittles -CC, I will have them soon. Maybe that will be my next project instead of creating a video.

[kulmansam]

@Nerte85 Will do so as soon as I get some time. Thank you for keeping up and following... I hope it helps