
In this short lecture, you will be introduced to all the noun subject links, positive and negative
IsiXhosa distinguishes between the Recent Past and what is known as the Remote Past
In this lecture, we look at the the third person's activities using all three tenses
In this lecture, we look at what "we" and "they" do - using all three tenses
IsiXhosa makes a distinction between the Recent and Remote Past tense forms. The Remote Past is also sometimes referred to as the Narrative Mood as used when relating incidents, etc. In this lecture, I want you to particularly focus on the forming of the positive Remote Past verb
Discover the form of the verb when expressing the Present tense negative
Discover the form of the verb when expressing the Future Tense negative
Discover the form of the verb when expressing the Recent Past Tense negative as compared to the Present and Future tenses
In this lecture, students will use the first groups of nouns and their respective Object Links as the objects of sentences
In this lecture, students will use the remaining groups of nouns as sentence objects and also learn their respective object links.
In this lecture , we look at the plural form of questions and answers used in the previous lecture.
In this, the first of three lectures on this topic, students will learn how to use the various equivalents of "it" when inquiring about about an object
This lecture is a continuation of the previous.
This lecture concluded the theme of how for form questions and answers when looking for objects in the different isiXhosa noun groups.
This theme follows the same pattern used in the previous videos, namely forming questions and answers when seeking multiple objects falling in different isiXhosa noun groups
This lecture concludes the theme of seeking and finding objects in the different isiXhosa noun groups
In this lecture, students will learn how to describe the weather using all three tenses
Learn how to describe what happens in nature during the various seasons
What happens in nature during each season.
In this lecture, students will learn to respond to more "How many?" questions using the remaining groups of isiXhosa nouns
After completing this lecture, students will be able to identify and describe various garments.
This course is the second of three courses from Beginners to Intermediate to Advanced Conversational Xhosa.
The Intermediate course includes 25 videos which can be completed at your own pace, it is completely up to you, you will have lifetime access to this course you may download the pdfs to take with you forever. The aim of this course is to build up a students conversational Xhosa and make you proficient in intermediate conversation, it also starts covering important sections in everyday, practical topics.
The aim of this course is to not only to upskill a beginner and that the next step in learning Xhosa, but to also be a strong foundation for anyone wanting to take the next step in their journey to mastering the language.