# letslearnkikuyu.com

> The easiest way to Learn Kikuyu


## Pages

- [Blog](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/blog/)
- [Chapter 3 Review](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/chapter-3-review/): Review food and drinks, jobs, the future tense and ending a conversation in Kikuyu from Chapter 3, with a combined conversation and 12-question quiz.
- [Ending a Conversation in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/ending-a-conversation/): Say goodbye in Kikuyu: Thiĩ wega, Tigwo wega, Ũkome wega and other polite ways to end a conversation and leave.
- [The Future Tense in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/future-tense/): Talk about the future in Kikuyu with the -ga- and -gũ- markers, time words like rũciũ (tomorrow), and questions about future plans.
- [Jobs and the Workplace in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/jobs-and-work/): Talk about jobs in Kikuyu: mũrutani, mũrĩmi and more, ask what someone does, say your job and ask where someone works.
- [Food and Drinks in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/food-and-drinks/): Learn Kikuyu words for food and drinks, how to ask what is available, make a polite request with Ndakũhoya and ask the price.
- [Chapter 2 Review](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/chapter-2-review/): Review describing people, family, numbers and present tense verbs in Kikuyu from Chapter 2, with a combined conversation and 12-question quiz.
- [Present Tense Verbs in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/present-tense-verbs/): Use Kikuyu verbs in the present tense: read, eat, drink, go, work and see, with the subject markers ndĩ-, ũ-, a-, tũ-, mũ- and ma-.
- [Numbers and Counting in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/numbers/): Count in Kikuyu from ĩmwe (one) to ngiri (a thousand), build numbers above 20, and learn the months of the year.
- [Talking About Family in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/family/): Learn Kikuyu family words like maitũ, baba, cũcũ and guka, how to say "I have" with Nĩ ndĩ, and how to say "my" family member.
- [Describing People in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/describing-people/): Describe people in Kikuyu: tall, small, old, beautiful, calm, talkative, bright, and how describing words change from mũraya to araya.
- [Chapter 1 Review](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/chapter-1-review/): Review Kikuyu greetings, personal pronouns, question words and the "to be" markers from Chapter 1, with a combined conversation and quiz.
- [The Present Tense of "To Be" in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/to-be/): Say I am, you are, he/she is, we are and they are in Kikuyu with the short markers ndĩ, wĩ, nĩ, tũrĩ and mũrĩ.
- [Asking Simple Questions in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/asking-questions/): Learn the Kikuyu question words nũũ, nĩkĩĩ, kũũ, rĩĩ, irĩkũ, niwaũ, atĩa and nĩkĩ, with singular and plural examples and a short conversation.
- [Introductions and Personal Pronouns in Kikuyu](https://letslearnkikuyu.com/lessons/introductions-and-pronouns/): Learn the six Kikuyu personal pronouns (niĩ, wee, we, ithuĩ, inyuĩ, o) and how to introduce yourself and ask someone's name: Wĩtagwo atĩa?
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