Breakdown of Nitaanza kulipa deni mwezi huu.
Questions & Answers about Nitaanza kulipa deni mwezi huu.
Nitaanza breaks down into:
- ni- = I
- -ta- = future tense marker, will
- anza = begin / start
So nitaanza means I will start.
This is a very common Swahili pattern:
- nitafanya = I will do
- nitasoma = I will read
- nitaanza = I will start
After anza (start/begin), Swahili usually uses the infinitive form of the next verb, which begins with ku-.
- lipa = pay / the verb stem
- kulipa = to pay
So:
- nitaanza kulipa = I will start to pay
This is similar to English start to pay or begin paying.