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🎥 In this lesson: Swahili Causative Verb Extension (-isha / -esha)

One of the most powerful features of Swahili is that you can change a verb to mean "to cause someone or something to do an action."

Instead of simply learning new vocabulary, you'll learn how Swahili builds meaning by extending existing verbs—a pattern you'll encounter constantly in everyday conversation.

By the end of this lesson, you'll understand:
✅ What the causative extension is
✅ When to use -isha and -esha
✅ How causative verbs change meaning
✅ Real-life examples you can start using immediately

Whether you're just beginning your Swahili journey or strengthening your grammar, this lesson will help you think more like a Swahili speaker.

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