"Do not cook it"

Translation: Usiipike

[aboutpurpo]

The infix might change depending on what the object was, right? For example if we were taking about an onion, it would read "usikipike."

[likes2hike]

Correct! All variants should be accepted. :)

[LatetoLear]

This particular course is really badly done....no context for many of the object markers

[Deddy56150]

It really should be improved.

[RudolfJan]

It would be nice if in this lesson all examples have a noun as object so we can properly practice the correct conjugations for each noun class

[ngwarai]

Just remember that this is only one of the variants. It could be
usilipike (embe),
usikipike (kiazi) etc

[KirilMladenov]

Is this a negative imperative? So in this case we have both subject and object infixes?

[rokksolidrees]

Yes, u- is the subject prefix and -si- is the negative and -i- is the object infix.