Question: Habari za usiku - how is the night? Habari za jioni - how is the evening? Are these correct?

I'm trying to find a way to remember that "usiku" means "night", so I've come up with "you sleep good" (which sort of rhymes with "usiku" I'm guessing, although without audio I can't be sure) as a memory aid. Hope this helps someone! :)

Yes, perfectly. But I am just a beginner

When is za used and when is ya used?

Which is the difference between "za", "ya" and "la"?

So wrong go learn swahili because im in kenya like if you are to

The translation of "za" is "of" but it means "your"?

I was about to ask the same question.

Why is "how are you today?" accepted as correct for /Habari ya leo?/ but "how are you tonight?" is not accepted as correct for /Habari za usiku?/ ?

Usiku is night but not am option in the tedt

I lived in Tanzania for a while and you would only say 'habari za usiku' to a prostitute! It's actually offensive. Generally at night people would say 'habari za jioni' - even though 'joini' is 'evening'

It seems very inconsistent in these. Habari za usiku? Can't be translated as News of the night? but Habari ni nzuri must be News is good!