ku

you (plural)

Usages of ku

• Ku zauna a wuri nan.: You (plural) sit in this place.
• Ku zauna a gida.: You (plural) sit at home.
• Ku yi magana kaɗan, don Allah.: Speak a little, please.
• Don Allah ku yi magana a hankali a cikin ɗaki.: Please speak slowly inside the room.
• Ku tafi gida da sauri.: You (plural) go home quickly.
• Me kuke so in kawo muku daga gari?: What do you (plural) want me to bring you from town?
• Uwa ta ce, "Kar ku yi kuka, ana dafa abinci yanzu.": Mother said, "Don’t cry, the food is being cooked now."
• Ku yi magana da kyau.: Speak well.
• Kar ku kashe fitila kafin mu gama karatu.: Don’t turn off the lamp before we finish studying.
• Kar ku faɗi a hanya.: Don’t fall on the way.
• Kar ku yi haka.: Don’t do that.
• Don Allah ku yi magana da murya ƙasa a cikin ɗaki.: Please speak in a low voice inside the room.
• Na ji muryar malama ta ce, "To, yanzu ku buɗe littafi, mu fara darasi.": I heard the female teacher’s voice saying, "So, now open a book, let’s start the lesson."
• To, idan kun gama aikin gida, za ku iya yin wasa a waje.: So, if you (plural) finish the homework, you can play outside.
• Ku saurari ra'ayi na.: You (plural) listen to my opinion.
• Lokacin hira, uwa ta ce, "Ina so ku yi wa ƙannenku gaisuwa lokacin da kuka ga su.": During the chat, mother said, "I want you (plural) to greet your younger siblings when you see them."
• Ku rubuta amsa daidai.: Write the answer correctly.
• Don Allah ku saurari malami da hankali.: Please listen to the teacher carefully.
• Ni ma ina alfahari da ku saboda kuna ƙoƙari kullum.: I am also proud of you (plural) because you make an effort every day.
• Kada ku yi magana da haushi.: Do not speak angrily.
• Kar ku karya ƙofa.: Don’t break the door.
• Don Allah kar ku yi tafiya cikin sauri a titi.: Please don’t walk in a hurry in the street.
• Don Allah ku guji haɗari a titi.: Please avoid danger in the street.
• Kar ku wuce gidanmu.: Don’t go past our house.
• Malami yana so ku yi tunani kan abin da kuke koya, ba ku rubuta kalmomi kawai ba.: The teacher wants you (plural) to think about what you are learning, not just write words.
• Ku karanta saƙon da malami ya tura mana ta waya.: Read the message that the teacher sent to us by phone.
• Shin za ku iya rubuta jimloli biyu a kan nahawu na “da zarar”?: Can you (plural) write two sentences about the grammar of “da zarar” (“as soon as”)?
• Don Allah ku zubar da shara yanzu.: Please throw out the trash now.
• Ku tafi lafiya.: Go safely.

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