"Our mosques"

Translation: Misikiti yetu

[Dealanach]

When is it yetu & not yenu?

[machieng]

'yetu' is 'our', 'yenu' is 'your' plural

[ScorpioGir5]

Misikiti or misikitini. I know the latter was used in a previous lesson and I'm not imagining it.

[Antonio860806]

I believe the final NI is a locative and means "in the mosque."
You may also have found mkutanoNI for (at the) meeting.

[Caroline125355]

Why not Misikiti zetu? As misikiti is plural? Thanks!

[machieng]

Noun classes are essential to being able to understand how to correctly determine prefixes of verbs/adjectives/adverbs etc.

The word 'msikiti' is in the noun class 'U/I', and as such you'll have:

Msikiti ule ni wetu - Misikiti ile ni yetu

'Zetu' would be used for the plural form of nouns in the noun classes:

'U/Zi' (e.g. Ukuta wetu una ufa - Kuta zetu zina nyufa)

'I/Zi' (e.g. Nyumba yetu ni safi - Nyumba zetu ni safi)

Side note, most (if not all) nouns in the noun class 'I/Zi' remain the same in singular and plural

[Kisaruni]

Also this belongs to the M/Mi class right?