littafi

Usages of littafi

Ni ina karanta littafi.
I am reading a book.
Littafi yana da amfani sosai.
A book is very useful.
Littafi mai kyau yana da amfani sosai.
A good book is very useful.
Musa yana karanta littafi a makaranta.
Musa is reading a book at school.
Baba na yana zaune a ɗaki yana karanta littafi.
My father is sitting in the room reading a book.
A makaranta akwai ɗalibi mai littafai huɗu.
At school there is a male student with four books.
Musa wanda yake karatu a makaranta yana karanta littafi mai kyau.
Musa who is studying at school is reading a good book.
Kowane dalibi yana da littafi.
Every student has a book.
Idan na samu hutu daga aiki, ina so in karanta littafi mai kyau.
When I get a break from work, I like to read a good book.
Kullum ni ina karanta littafi kafin barci.
Every day I read a book before sleep.
Bayan darasi, muna yin rubutu a cikin littafi.
After the lesson, we do writing in the book.
Ni ina hutawa kuma ina karanta littafi.
I am resting and reading a book.
Musa yana so ya zama mai sayar da littattafai, ba mai sayar da kaya a kasuwa ba.
Musa wants to become a seller of books, not a seller of clothes in the market.
Daliba tana karanta littafi a ɗaki.
The female student is reading a book in the room.
Littafi nan nawa ne.
This book is mine.
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."
Wannan littafin yana da ban sha'awa, ni ina ƙaunar labarin.
This book is interesting; I love the story.
Jin daɗi na yana ƙaruwa idan na karanta littafi.
My happiness increases when I read a book.
Daliba ta ce idan ina karanta littafi mai ban sha'awa, ido na ba ya gajiya da sauri.
A female student said that when I read an interesting book, my eyes do not get tired quickly.
Na ɗauka littafi yanzu.
I have taken a book now.
Yaro yana riƙe littafi a hannu.
The boy is holding a book in his hand.
Ba na son in karanta littafi a cikin duhu ba tare da haske ba.
I don’t like to read a book in the dark without light.
Dalibi ya zo aji da jaka, littafi, takarda da fensir.
A student came to class with a bag, a book, paper and a pencil.
Ni zan ajiye littafi a kan tebur yanzu.
I will put the book on the table now.
Jaka ta tana ɗauke da littafi da alƙalami.
My bag is carrying a book and a pen.
Ni zan ɗauki littafi na daga jaka yanzu.
I will take my book from the bag now.
Na gama aiki, sai na zauna in karanta littafi.
I finished work, then I sat to read a book.
A makaranta akwai littattafai a kowane kusurwa na ɗaki, amma fitila tana tsaye a tsakiya.
At school there are books in every corner of the room, but a lamp stands in the middle.
Idan na rasa littafi, ina nema a ƙarƙashin tebur da kujeru.
If I lose a book, I search under the table and chairs.
Ni ina so in karanta littafi a ɗakin karatu.
I want to read a book in the library.
Malami ya tambayi dalibi wane launi yake so a littafinsa.
The teacher asked a student which colour he wants in his book.
Wane littafi ne wannan?
Which book is this?
Jiya littafina ya ɓace a makaranta.
Yesterday my book got lost at school.
Malami yana raba littattafai ga dalibai a aji.
The teacher is distributing books to the students in class.
Malami ya ce mu buɗe shafi na farko a littafi.
The teacher said we should open the first page in the book.
Malami yana koya mana Hausa ta hanyar littafi.
The teacher is teaching us Hausa by means of a book.
Ya karanta littafi yau.
He read a book today.
Da yamma ina karanta littafi a ƙarƙashin bishiya a waje.
In the evening I read a book under a tree outside.

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