enu
EH-noo
How to say it
SwahilienuEH-noo
Frenchvotre, vos; le vôtre, la vôtre
Meaning
The stem that means belonging to you, when you speak to two or more people. It takes the prefix of the noun that is owned and comes after that noun, as in darasa lenu, your class.
Good to know
Common agreed forms: mwalimu wenu (your teacher), nyumba yenu (your house), darasa lenu (your class), chakula chenu (your food), vitabu vyenu (your books), kazi zenu (your jobs), kwenu (your home), mahali penu (your place), mifukoni mwenu (in your pockets). For one person use the stem ako: yako, wako.
Examples
- Fungueni vitabu vyenu ukurasa wa kumi.Open your books at page ten.
- Wazazi wenu watakuja shuleni kesho.Your parents will come to school tomorrow.
- Kijiji chenu kiko mbali na mji?Is your village far from town?
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