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Usages of kai
Yaya kake?
How are you (masculine)?
Kai kana gida.
You (masculine) are at home.
Ni da kai muna gida.
I and you (masculine) are at home.
Kai kana da kudi?
Do you have money?
Ni da kai muna son ’yanci ga kowa.
You (masculine) and I like freedom for everyone.
Ni ina magana da kai yanzu.
I am talking with you now.
Sannu Musa, yaya kake?
Hello Musa, how are you?
Ni da kai muna aiki a lokaci ɗaya.
You and I are working at the same time.
Watakila ni da kai mu yi karatu a gida maimakon mu tafi aji.
Maybe you and I will study at home instead of going to class.
Yau da yamma ni da kai za mu shakata a cikin gida.
This evening you and I will relax inside the house.
Da zarar na gyara wayar, zan tura maka saƙo ta waya.
As soon as I fix the phone, I will send you a message by phone.
Da zarar na dawo daga kasuwa, zan yi waya da kai.
As soon as I come back from the market, I will call you (masculine).
Test yourself: What does kai mean?
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