"Daktari hufanya kazi hospitalini"
Translation:The doctor works at the hospital
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Is someone else confused by the word hufanya. I thought it meant 'you do not '
This is a habitual tense (dealt with in a later lesson). It can be used for general statements like 'cows eat grass': ng'ombe hula majani or in sentences starting with kwa kawaida... (usually...), etc.
'You do not' is hufanyì.
"Doctor" alone is wrong, at least to this native speaker. (No I can't report it, because I guessed this wrong answer correctly from the selection of words offered.)
"A doctor works in the hospital" is correct, but trivial. A nurse works in the hospital too. The hospital has a door. "The doctor works in a hospital" is more likely to be heard.
What about av academic doctors who work in academic/educational & research institutions?
I suppose MfonUdoiy wondered if they also are daktari in Swahili. So do I! Lakini daktari hao huwa hawafanyi kazi hospitalini !
