"Tunapiga makofi"

Translation: We are clapping

[Ernst557459]

According to the introduction, to clap is "kupiga kofi". This changes into "makofi" when the subject is plural? This seems to be the case, judging from the examples I found. Would have been nice to know!!

[Added 2 mins later]. Or then, maybe not. One of the following sentences is "Amepiga
makofi". Confused...

[machieng]

'kupiga makofi' is more commonly used to mean 'clap'. 'Kupiga (mtu) kofi' is used to mean 'slap'.

[Ernst557459]

Thanks! Quite a difference :)