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haziendi

haziendi
they don't go ( used for N/N pl nouns)
M/Wa pl : wa-na-enda e.g. Wapishi wanaenda. - The cooks go

M/Wa pl neg. : hawa-end-i e.g. Wapishi hawaendi. - The cooks don't go

N/N pl : zi-na-enda e.g. Barabara zinaenda. - The roads go

N/N pl neg. : ha-zi-end-i e.g. Barabara haziendi. - The roads don't go

From Lesson 14:N/N Noun class - Second Part·Swahili for Beginners
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Note

M/Wa pl : wa-na-enda e.g. Wapishi wanaenda. - The cooks go

M/Wa pl neg. : hawa-end-i e.g. Wapishi hawaendi. - The cooks don't go

N/N pl : zi-na-enda e.g. Barabara zinaenda. - The roads go

N/N pl neg. : ha-zi-end-i e.g. Barabara haziendi. - The roads don't go

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