"They are Tanzanian."

Translation: Wao ni Watanzania.

[rebecca152312]

Couldn't it also be "wao ni Tanzania"??

[Ernst557459]

No, that would mean 'They are Tanzania', which, of course, doesn't make any sense. In general, the prefix before a country name root determines that exact meaning of the word. E.g. for the country the Netherlands we would have:

Mholanzi: a Dutchman (a Dutch person)

Waholanzi: Dutchmen (more than one of them)

Uholanzi: the Netherlands (or more commonly, but incorrectly, Holland)

Kiholanzi: the Dutch language.

And likewise for the other languages you are learning: Kifaransa and Kihispania (Mfaransa, Mhispania, etc).

[JuanitaIsHappy]

Exactly the explanation I needed! Thank you!

[luis943605]

Thank you!

[1Nzinga]

This is frustrating it keeps saying its wrong but its right!!!