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gani

interrogative

which; what kind of.

Gani follows the noun and keeps the same form. Bei gani? asks what price.

Origins

The word’s earlier history is still under review.

  1. KIKO: Unit 2 Glossary

    Which one, used with a noun.

  2. Grammaire des dialectes Swahilis

    Bei gani? asks what price.; Which; what kind of. Used after a noun to ask which one or what sort.; Gani keeps the same form after different nouns.; What, when asking which kind or sort of something.

Examples

  1. Unataka kalamu gani?

    Which pen do you want?

  2. Unahitaji tiketi gani?

    Which ticket do you need?

  3. Unatafuta nyumba gani?

    Which house are you looking for?

  4. Unasoma kitabu gani?

    Which book are you reading?

  5. Unapenda rangi gani?

    Which color do you like?

  6. Unataka chai gani?

    What kind of tea do you want?

  7. Unatumia simu gani?

    Which phone do you use?

  8. Unaenda hoteli gani?

    Which hotel are you going to?

  9. Unasafiri siku gani?

    Which day are you traveling?

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