"Your children"

Translation: Watoto wako

[JacoMontoya]

On another question I used wako and I was wrong while being corrected with wenu. A few questions later I used wenu and was wrong with the correction being wako.
When would I use wenu vs. wako vs. lako?

[Mel533776]

Based on what we've been taught so far, phrases like mpishi mbaya and watoto wazuri lead me to expect m- in singular and wa- in plural for (m-class) animate nouns.

Yet here we have watoto wako , also but mtoto wako , instead of the mtoto *mko that I'd expect. Obviously the grammar is more complicated than what I understand so far.

Can someone explain why it's mtoto wako and not mtoto mko? Do possessive adjectives have agreement rules different from those of other adjectives?

[JasonHutch528661]

What ia the difference between wenu and wako

[Tcheutchoua]

This could help https://www2.ku.edu/~kiswahili/pdfs/lesson_45.pdf

[WangechiW]

What is the "you" & "he/she" ending of this noun class?

[Loeffer]

Not sure this is the place for this complaint but this 'sing. you/plu. you' thing is still problematic. Duolingo should think of a way of signaling which you is being used

[juansnapchat]

is watoto wenu also the same or incorrect?

[Popesatoa]

I think wenu too is correct. I also learnt that it is used when referring to more than one person.

[AngusTeeto]

Couldnt it be wenu as well? If the person was speaking tk more than one parent?

[Joanne325766]

This has nothing to do with locatives