A 400-lesson Kiswahili path
The course contains 20 sections and 80 units. Each unit moves through Discover, Recognise, Recall, Apply and Checkpoint lessons, for 400 lessons in total. The curriculum begins with greetings and everyday needs, then adds noun classes, verb tense patterns, travel, health, work and longer real-life conversations.
Begin with useful Standard Kiswahili
The course prioritizes high-frequency words and reusable phrases rather than isolated vocabulary lists. Regional slang is not presented as if it were universal Standard Kiswahili.
| Kiswahili | English meaning |
|---|---|
| Habari | Hello / how are things? |
| Hujambo? | Are you well? / hello to one person |
| Asante | Thank you |
| Habari yako? | How are you? |
| Nzuri | Fine / good |
| Ndiyo | Yes |
| Kwaheri | Goodbye |
| Ninaitwa Amina | My name is Amina |
One account, three independent courses
Kirundi, Kinyarwanda and Kiswahili each keep their own completed lessons, stars, Wordbook entries, review queues and study time. Shared account XP and streaks continue across the whole RundiRwanda learning journey.
Why “Kiswahili · East Africa”?
Kiswahili belongs to a broad East African language community rather than a single country. RundiRwanda therefore labels the course by the region and teaches Standard Kiswahili while leaving room for clearly marked regional usage later.
Start with a free lesson
Guests can try the first lesson before creating an account. Creating an account then preserves course progress and unlocks the normal learning path according to the same access rules used for the other languages.