ke

you (feminine)

Usages of ke

• Ke kina lafiya?: Are you (feminine) well?
• Ke na gani a nan.: I see you (feminine) here.
• Ke kina da abinci?: Do you (feminine) have food?
• Ke, zo gida.: You (feminine), come home.
• Yaya kike?: How are you (feminine)?
• Ke da shi kuna godiya.: You (feminine) and he are grateful.
• Ke da ni muna godiya sosai.: You (feminine) and I are very grateful.
• Ke kin sani yau babu aiki?: Did you (feminine) know there is no work today?
• Ke za ki iya yi min taimako?: Can you (feminine) help me?
• Ke ma kina so ki tafi kasuwa?: Do you (feminine) also want to go to the market?
• Idan kina buƙatar abu, ki gaya min me kike so in kawo miki.: If you (feminine) need something, tell me what you want me to bring you.
• Ke da ni za mu tafi gari da mota mu dawo gida da babur.: You (feminine) and I will go to town by car and come back home by motorbike.
• Zuwa yanzu na jira ki minti goma amma ina da awanni biyu kafin lokaci ya ƙare.: Up to now I have waited for you for ten minutes, but I have two hours before the time ends.
• Ko da ra'ayin ki ba ɗaya ba ne da nawa, ya kamata mu nuna haƙuri mu saurari juna.: Even if your opinion is not the same as mine, we should show patience and listen to each other.
• Watakila gobe ba za ki je makaranta ba idan ba ki ji da kyau ba.: Maybe tomorrow you (feminine) will not go to school if you do not feel well.
• Idan kika kwana ba tare da barci mai kyau ba, za ki ji gajiya da safe.: If you (feminine) spend the night without good sleep, you will feel tired in the morning.
• Ina son yadda kike koyar da ni Hausa a hankali ta waya.: I like the way you (feminine) teach me Hausa slowly by phone.
• Idan kika yanke shawara da wuri, za ki iya shirya tafiya cikin sauƙi.: If you (feminine) decide early, you can prepare the trip easily.
• Ke kan sha ruwa kaɗan, shi ya sa kike jin ƙishirwa da rana.: You (feminine) usually drink little water; that is why you feel thirsty in the daytime.
• Shin kina da lokaci yau?: Do you (feminine) have time today?
• Shin za ki iya taimaka min in gyara furuci na?: Can you (feminine) help me correct my pronunciation?
• Shin kin yarda mu fara karatu tun yanzu, ko za mu jira zuwa gobe?: Do you (feminine) agree that we start studying right now, or will we wait until tomorrow?

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