Conclusion

CONCLUSION

I concluded that the comparison between Swahili and English really depends on what kind of comparison you're looking for. As far as structurally, Swahili is quite a bit different than English. Instead of using suffixes such as "s" for plural, it uses prefixes, like "ma" for plural instead, except at the beginning. But if you're talking about difficulty and usage, it really just depends on where you live and what your primary language is. Like people who speak English as a first language find it easier in general. So if you want to compare Swahili and English you have to specify weather it's grammatically or in opinion.