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Do you (feminine) have food?

You (feminine), come home.

How are you (feminine)?

You (feminine) and he are grateful.

You (feminine) and I are very grateful.

Did you (feminine) know there is no work today?

Can you (feminine) help me?

Do you (feminine) also want to go to the market?

If you (feminine) need something, tell me what you want me to bring you.

You (feminine) and I will go to town by car and come back home by motorbike.

Up to now I have waited for you for ten minutes, but I have two hours before the time ends.

Even if your opinion is not the same as mine, we should show patience and listen to each other.

Maybe tomorrow you (feminine) will not go to school if you do not feel well.

If you (feminine) spend the night without good sleep, you will feel tired in the morning.

I like the way you (feminine) teach me Hausa slowly by phone.

If you (feminine) decide early, you can prepare the trip easily.

You (feminine) usually drink little water; that is why you feel thirsty in the daytime.

Do you (feminine) have time today?

Can you (feminine) help me correct my pronunciation?

Do you (feminine) agree that we start studying right now, or will we wait until tomorrow?