hiki ni kiingereza?

General8 said:

hawawezi kugundua maana hata wao n mulugo stylish speakers.

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Nawe unaamini wamekosea?

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Ukiongea kingereza na Mtanzania mwenzako kiukweli ni tabu sana maana anataka kuonyesha anajua na kukukosoa kila unapokosea na kukucheka. Nimefanya kazi na Wazungu hasa Waingereza hawana muda wa kukukosoa lakini utajifunza tu kutoka kwao kama unaakili ya kufikiria kwasababu ulichokosea baadae yeye anaweza kuongea na ukajua kumbe mimi nilikosea. Jamani watanzania tunajifunza kiingereza kama lugha ya kigeni na siyo lugha ya kuzaliwa nayo. Kazi kubwa ya Lugha ni ili wazungumzaji waweze kuelewana na suala la ufasaha wa lugha ni lingine.

SaaMbovu said:

Ukiongea kingereza na Mtanzania mwenzako kiukweli ni tabu sana maana anataka kuonyesha anajua na kukukosoa kila unapokosea na kukucheka. Nimefanya kazi na Wazungu hasa Waingereza hawana muda wa kukukosoa lakini utajifunza tu kutoka kwao kama unaakili ya kufikiria kwasababu ulichokosea baadae yeye anaweza kuongea na ukajua kumbe mimi nilikosea. Jamani watanzania tunajifunza kiingereza kama lugha ya kigeni na siyo lugha ya kuzaliwa nayo. Kazi kubwa ya Lugha ni ili wazungumzaji waweze kuelewana na suala la ufasaha wa lugha ni lingine.

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Acha kiingereza,hata kiswahili mbona tunakosea sana?

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thema said:

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,na wewe kumbe mkali, does not.........answered!

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ha ha ha si ndio tigo hao jamani yaani namba inaongea hapo lol

We use Does, when the subject is "He", "She" or "It" (These are third person singular pronouns)
For example:

1. Does he/she works here?
2. It does concern me

We use Do, when the subject is "I", "You", "We" or "They"
For example:

1. Do I know you? or I do care my properties
2. Do you come from Tanzania?
3. Do we know each other?
4. Do they want to play?

However, Did is the past tense of both Do and Does.
For Negative forms; Does not is the negative form of Does (though in spoken English the contracted form is commonly used, which is Doesn't). The negative form of Do is Do not (the contracted form in spoken english is Don't)

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Subject ni ipi kwenye sentence yake? Ni "the number". Kwa hiyo in terms of pronouns yupo sawa. Lakini kulikuwa na namna bora zaidi ya kujenga hiyo sentensi. English ni lugha tajiri, hiyo sentensi ina ukakasi hivi ukiitamka. Kwa mfano Voda wanasema "The number you have dialed is not reachable". It sounds better

kibaravumba said:

Acha kiingereza,hata kiswahili mbona tunakosea sana?

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Nikweli lakini ukosaaji katika kiswahili ni mdogo sana.

Kaunga said:

Nimempigia mtu simu voda to tigo, nikapata ujumbe huu "namba unayopiga haipokelewi, the number you have dialled does not answer".
Sasa wataalamu wa lugha hiyo does not answer ni sawa? Maana kwangu haijakaa vizuri.

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English grammar sometimes is complicated. Of course, all languages! Do, does, doing, did, done are the verbs in different forms. Does is used for 3rd person singular. Ex. She does not like cold food. Note: "I" is first person, "YOU" is second, "HE","SHE" or "IT" are third person. DOES is present tense of DO.

nionavyo mm wako sahh

Kaunga said:

Nimempigia mtu simu voda to tigo, nikapata ujumbe huu "namba unayopiga haipokelewi, the number you have dialled does not answer".
Sasa wataalamu wa lugha hiyo does not answer ni sawa? Maana kwangu haijakaa vizuri.

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English grammar sometimes is complicated. Of course, all languages! Do, does, doing, did, done are the verbs in different forms. Does is used for 3rd person singular. Ex. She does not like cold food. Note: "I" is first person, "YOU" is second, "HE","SHE" or "IT" are third person. DOES is present tense of DO.


nionavyo mm wako sahh