Not only is it possible to learn Swahili in your car, there are 3 great benefits that will help you master the language faster and with less effort. With everyone so pressed for time these days, it might seem like a daydream to believe that you could learn Swahili in your car—but it’s not! Thanks to a wide range of new technologies and resources, learning a language in your car is easier than ever. Not only is it easy to learn a language while driving, there are actually a number of benefits, especially if the lessons are part of a structured learning program like SwahiliPod101. Here are three specific benefits to learning Swahili or any other new language in your car. Create Your Free Account and Learn Swahili from the Very... Show more

Learn 4 honest reasons you need Swahili slang words and why they are so vital to truly learning and mastering the language. Teachers may normally cringe at the thought of their students learning Swahili slang words. After all, slang words and phrases are typically defined as being grammatically incorrect. So why would your teacher want you to spend time learning the “wrong way” to speak Swahili? Here are 4 of the top reasons why you should study slang words and expressions when learning Swahili or any new language. Create Your Free Lifetime Account and Start Learning the whole Swahili Language from the Beginning! 1. Native Speakers Use Slang Expressions in Everyday Conversation If you are going to study a foreign... Show more

You want to learn Swahili but you don't want to spend a cent. You don't want to lose time creating an account if they ask you for your credit card just after. For you Swahili learner, we tell you how you will access great resources for free for life and without card or having to pay. This is your unique path to fluency for free. SwahiliPod101 is not really free, is it? Although there are paid plans, yes, it is FREE. Every single lesson that we have ever created has been free for a certain period of time. And every new audio and video lesson (we publish 3-5 lessons a week) is completely free to access for 3 weeks before going into our lesson library. What's a Free Lifetime Account? A Free Lifetime Account is – simply put – a... Show more

Stuck in traffic? Losing time in your car? Have you ever felt that in all this wasted time, you could have watched the 750 episodes of One Piece, finished the last Super Mario ten times, or even better…you could have learned Swahili? Between family, friends and work, in addition to this time-consuming commute, it can become difficult to find time to properly learn Swahili. Fortunately, every problem has a solution, and what could be a better solution than turning that commute time into learning time? Stop passing the time mindlessly listening to the radio and try some of our best tips for mastering Swahili in your car! Click Here To Start Learning Swahili Right Now! You can learn Swahili in your car, hands free While... Show more

Hey Swahili Learner! Shortcuts for learning and tips to remember Swahili words are useful but it's even also important to fix objectives to reach every month! What Is Your Language Learning Goal for the Month? In your journey to become fluent and conversational here are 10 monthly goals you can go after! Click Here To Start Learning Swahili Right Now! 1) I'll finish Survival Phrases series on SwahiliPod101.com by listening to two lesson a day. 2) I'll give a 3 minute introductory speech in Swahili to my Swahili friends. 3) I'll finish reading one Swahili book by reading 10 pages a day. 4) I'll pass my Swahili test. 5) I'll write 10 postcards in Swahili to my Swahili friends. 6) I'll memorize 5 Swahili songs. 7)... Show more

Hey Swahili learner! We recently gave you some shortcuts to learn Swahili. In your journey to become fluent and conversational in less time that is needed to say “Gotta catch 'em all”, we will this time give you the Top 15 tips to remember words! 1. Use repetition: reading, writing and speaking words over and over again. 2. Associate words with drawings, pictures and funny scenes. 3. Try to use the language routinely in the context of daily life. 4. Reading as much as possible, especially the newspaper, helps you to remember words. Click Here To Start Learning Swahili Right Now! 5. Learn about the roots of words and how different words are related to each other. 6. Speak as often as possible with native... Show more

Learn a little Swahili everyday with the free Swahili Word of the Day Widget. Check back daily for more vocabulary!dandelioni dandelion (noun)Dandelioni huliwa kwenye supu na kachumbari katika sehemu zingine.Dandelions are eaten in soups and salads in someplaces.Dandelioni njano.yellow dandelionsOwn a blog or website? Share free language content with your readers with the Swahili Word of the Day with Audio Widget. Click here for instructions on how to embed and customize this free widget!

Hello Listeners, When it comes to listening to and understanding Swahili, most beginners struggle. They hear the few words they know. And the rest just fly in one ear and out the other. Does this happen to you too? In this post, you’re going to learn about 3 tactics that are guaranteed to sharpen your listening comprehension skills! 1. Try Our Listening Comprehension Series Click Here To Check Out Our Absolute Beginner Videos! This is a complete lesson series dedicated purely to testing and improving your listening skills. You can find all of the videos from this series in the “Bonus Video Lessons” section of our site! In the video lesson, you’ll hear a dialogue in your target language. Then, you’ll be asked to answer... Show more

Speaking is usually the #1 weakness for all Swahili learners. This is a common issue among language learners everywhere. The reason for this is obvious: When language learners first start learning a language, they usually start with reading. They read online articles, books, information on apps and so on. If they take a class, they spend 20% of their time repeating words, and 80% of the time reading the textbook, doing homework or just listening to a teacher. So, if you spend most of your time reading instead of speaking, you might get better at reading but your speaking skills never grow. You get better at what you focus on. So if you want to improve you speaking skills, you need to spend more of your study time on speaking. Here are... Show more

Hello Listener, You’ll want to know about these 2 new Swahili learning tools and features. They’re great for reviewing, motivation and progress. One is an unofficial sneak peek. So what are they? The brand new Achievement Badges and the Word Bank! And... if you want to master Swahili, unlock our proven learning system at 26% OFF and get a Bonus 6.5-hour Audiobook! In this month’s newsletter: 72 Hours Left! Click here to get 26% OFF + FREE 6.5-Hour Audiobook New Feature! Achievement Badges Now Available for Premium PLUS Sneak Peek: Save & Review Vocab with this Study Tool 1. Ends Friday! Learn Swahili with 26% OFF & a FREE Audiobook! No school. No stress. Learn Swahili at your pace and start speaking in... Show more