isiXhosa - Everyday Conversation - Advanced (3/3)

Learn how to form and say, e.g. "the smallest", "the easiest" "the most difficult", etc.

Learn how to refer to nouns using "this", "that" and "yonder"

In this lecture, students will learn how to refer to nouns using the prepositions "in" "to", "with" "on" this or that noun

Learn how to refer to nouns in terms of quantities

Learn how to express "both" "all three", etc up to ten

This lecture introduces you to the 16 adjective stems belonging to this group and how they are linked to nouns to form descriptive phrases.

In this lecture we will analyse the small group and illustrate sound changes that occur when linked to nouns in order to form descriptive phrases

The large group contains adjective stems too numerous to list.  This lecture introduces the first sub-group and also illustrates the different links used with nouns to form descriptive phrases.

There are altogether four sub-groups making up the larger group of adjectives.  This video discusses and illustrates the second sub-group.

This lecture illustrates the third of the four sub-groups making up the larger group of adjective stems.  See the end of the PDF for relevant vocabulary

This lecture illustrates the last of the four sub-groups making up the large  group of adjectives. Read the PDF to find the relevant vocabulary,

In this lecture, the suffix "-an" is used to express reciprocity

In this lecture, the suffix "-el" is used to express for. on behalf of and motion towards

In this lecture the suffix "-is" is used to express the bringing about or causing of an action.

In this lecture the suffix "-ek /-akal" is used to express that an action is doable