Swahili is not difficult to learn. This is a language without words. It used to be spelled in Arabic. Later, in order to spread the gospel more conveniently, German missionaries introduced Latin to spell Swahili, so now Swahili is spelled with English letters. Unlike other hieroglyphs, Swahili can be pronounced by observing the spelling of its words. So there is no need to practice writing letters like Arabic in class.

Swahili grammar is also neat and easy to remember. Pronunciation, no matter what language, needs a local language environment to practice pronunciation well. For example, China Communication University, Beijing Foreign Studies University and Tianjin Foreign Studies University all have overseas programs.

After graduation, our country's contact with Africa is getting hotter and hotter, and more and more companies and enterprises from China are investing there. If it is a boy, it would be great to find a job after choosing this small language. If you are a girl, you can consider going to an international station, an overseas enterprise or a professional translator in the future.

If you want to see how Swahili is spelled, you can go all the way to Swahili Navigation Network. Swahili has all kinds of news and website resources, and even online movies in Swahili can be found.