"Wanaenda misikitini"

Translation: They are going to the mosques

[lottamaij]

So they're going to many mosques not one?

[likes2hike]

Grammatically, yes. msikiti = mosque, misikiti = mosques. Add the "-ni" locational suffix and you have "to (or in) the mosques". Why the sentence is written that way is another question. ;)

[juryrigging]

Perhaps the mosques have stunning architecture and they are touring them? ;)

[Garry917152]

Audio says "Wanaenda msikitini", which it accepts as a typo. The "-ni" threw me off because that has not been taught prior to this.

[ScorpioGir5]

Misikitini is not taught in the lesson so I misunderstood the audio. I literally have a screenshot saved of Misikiti = Mosques.