"Good"

Translation: Mzuri

[TCM97o]

I am not sure how 'good' can be translated by 'mtu mzuri' as well as 'mzuri'.

[federklaun]

Mei neither. "Mtu" = person, so... wtf

[ma_drane]

Mtu mzuri = a good person.

-zuri is the stem and the m- comes from "mtu"

[Zyrada]

See, that's what confuses me though. I understand that -zuri means good and that mtu mzuri means good person, but in the multiple choice version of this, mtu mzuri is also labeled as a correct answer in translating good.

EDIT: Correction, it's mtu mwema that's labeled as a correct translation of good, at least in the version of this problem that I've encountered.

[HansMoerbe]

The makers of this course must have made a mistake here. I think it was announced at the start of this course that this is a beta version or something, in other words, that it is still in development. Maybe that is also the reason why we do not have a speaker yet as in other, more developed courses.

[norynkei]

Poa=fine or "okay"
Good=nzuri.
But when complimenting someone on something they have done we say "vizuri" or "vyema"

[Catriona28475]

Use the flag icon to report a problem in this beta version

[CeeCeeSong]

both nzuri and mzuri should be accepted!

[deactivated user]

Kizuri? Wtf?

[GeorgeMwid]

Good can never mean mtu mzuri without adding noun described by an adjective Good.

Good - _zuri/_ema

[Munchkin1404]

What's the difference between mzuri and nzuri?

[Luqman693720]

Nzuri , if its an object. Like this pen is good "kalamu hii ni nzuri" but it if your saying this person is good then, "huyu mtu ni mzuri"

[Zee674529]

If good person (mzuri) is acceptable, shouldn't wazuri be acceptable as well