#learnfarsi

And with with most languages we r used to (i mean myself) u conjugate verbs by adding suffixes in the end of the verb stem. But not with Swahili - u add affixes. So a verb has a infintive form that start with ku- and when we conjugate the verbs we remove it and we follow the pattern:

Verb personal prefix + tense marker + stem

So if we wanna conjugate the verb to sleep or kulala (because i like it) we remove the ku and get lala and now it's just maths. Present tense marker is -na- so :

Mimi ni-na-lala -> من می خوابم

Wewe u-na-lala -> تو می خوابی

Yeye a-na-lala -> او می خوابد

Sisi tu-na-lala -> ما می خوابیم

Ninyi (nyinyi) m-na-lala ->شما می خوابید

Wao wa-na-lala -> آنها می خوابند

And I'm not sure if the Persian is making it harder or easier.