Alternative form for habitual tense: "ga" suffix
If you're a swahili learner like me - you're probably familiar with the "hu" tense for habitual actions.
"mimi huenda kanisa jumapili"
I (usually/habitually) go to church on sunday"
I learned through my Swahili teacher when we were translating a Kenyan TV show (Selina) an alternative to this - you can add "ga" to end of verb. So the above would be:
"mimi endaga kanisa jumapili"
I'm guessing it's not grammatically correct, i've never seen this in any Swahili grammar book - seems like a more informal alternative.
I was curious if others have come across this?
Native speakers - do you also use/hear this alternative? Would you consider it grammatical or "slang"?