"Mito inaimba"
Translation:Rivers sing
March 1, 2018
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I'm a little lost as to what the meaning of this sentence is. Would anyone care to illuminate?
March 1, 2018
adilalibra1
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I agree, it's a confusing sentence. It means: MITO-rivers (pl. from river) I-third person (it) NA-present tense maker IMBIA-sing (infinite ku-imbia to sing) In swahili duolingo there are many meaningless sentences:-D
March 2, 2018
Since it's in the idioms section, I'd guess this one actually has more of a meaning, but I would LOVE to know it! Does it mean rivers sound beautiful? Is it religious, with an implication of rivers praising God? Please, course creators or any native speakers, give us some more details on this topic!
May 5, 2019
