Learning Corner & Teach Yourself
A Learning Corner is a place where you can teach yourself our National language. Kiswahili (Swahili)
is a National or official our nation, and only language of African origin among many, which serves as an official language of the African Union. Kiswahili also spoken as a national language in
Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Congo (DRC), where it is an official or national language. Other parts of Africa where language can be heard includes Somalia, Rwanda, Burundi, Malawi, Zambia, Mozambique, and South Africa.
New England Umoja offers you the opportunity to teach yourself Tanzanian native language from our volunteers.
Kindly submit your letter request and mail it to:
New England Umoja Foundation
Att: Ki-Swahili Center
P.O Box 4252
Springfield, MA 01101
We are current looking for some volunteers who can speak and write Kiswahili fluently. Please join us and send your volunteer request to the address above.
With this learning experience you will be among of N.E.U members who:
- Got an opportunity to visit Tanzania and learn the culture
- Help our Tanzanian New England community
- Getting involved and help those in need of your help
KAMUSI YA WIKI - (DICTIONARY OF THE WEEK)
Baba - Father
Mama - Mother .
Dada - Sister.
Kaka - Bother.
Wewe - You.
Mjomba - Uncle.
Shangazi - Aunt.
Methali Ya Wiki - (Proverb of the Week):
"Haraka Haraka Haina Baraka" - "Hurry Hurry has no Blessing"
A Learning Corner is a place where you can teach yourself our National language. Kiswahili (Swahili) is a National or official our nation, and only language of African origin among many, which serves as an official language of the African Union. Kiswahili also spoken as a national language in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Congo (DRC), where it is an official or national language. Other parts of Africa where language can be heard includes Somalia, Rwanda, Burundi, Malawi, Zambia, Mozambique, and South Africa.
New England Umoja offers you the opportunity to teach yourself Tanzanian native language from our volunteers.
Kindly submit your letter request and mail it to:
New England Umoja Foundation
Att: Ki-Swahili Center
P.O Box 4252
Springfield, MA 01101
We are current looking for some volunteers who can speak and write Kiswahili fluently. Please join us and send your volunteer request to the address above.
With this learning experience you will be among of N.E.U members who:
- Got an opportunity to visit Tanzania and learn the culture
- Help our Tanzanian New England community
- Getting involved and help those in need of your help
KAMUSI YA WIKI - (DICTIONARY OF THE WEEK)
Baba - Father
Mama - Mother .
Dada - Sister.
Kaka - Bother.
Wewe - You.
Mjomba - Uncle.
Shangazi - Aunt.
Methali Ya Wiki - (Proverb of the Week):
"Haraka Haraka Haina Baraka" - "Hurry Hurry has no Blessing"
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