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I like to work quickly, but I don’t like delays.

You (masculine) and I like freedom for everyone.

We like to eat food together with the family in the evening.

I like to go to work by motorbike, not by car.

I like them.

I like black trousers; I do not like white trousers.

The children are learning cleanliness; they do not like dirt inside the house.

We like Hausa very much.

Children like playing outside.

My sister doesn’t like to wake up early on Sunday.

The children like to hear a story at night.

Father does not like the children to be angry with each other; he gives them advice to make peace.

The girl does not like people to say she did wrong when she did not, because she feels angry.

I don’t like high prices at the market.

Hausa is the language that I like the most now.

I like the primary school in our village.

I like the secondary school in the city.

I do not like to sit for a long time without exercising.

The female math teacher likes the students to count the chairs in the room, especially before the lesson begins.

Some children like math, and others like Hausa.

If the wind is strong, the children do not like to play on the playground.

Since I was small I have liked birds and trees.

I do not like a lot of noise when I am listening to a song on the radio.

I like a nice/pleasant song.

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

My sister likes airplanes; she watches how they take off from the airport on television.

Father likes business; he buys and sells at the market every day.

I like the shoe shop at the side of the street.

I like airplanes very much.

I don’t like to read a book in the dark without light.

The children like to hear grandmother’s stories at night.

Grandmother said she does not like dust in the room because of health.

I like to watch the train on television because we do not have it in our village.

I don’t like yam very much, but I like eggs with soup.

Mother likes flowers in the garden so that our village looks nice.

Children like a break after the lesson.

I like a green wrapper.

As for me, I like a yellow shirt because it makes the celebration picture bright.

The children like to ride a bicycle after they finish work on the farm.

I like riding a bicycle slowly.

I like light in the library.

I do not like a lot of pepper, however salt gives food flavour.

Actually, I like Hausa.

I like the taste of the soup very much.

My sister likes drawing; every day she draws flowers and animals.

I do not like illness.

Almost all poor people in our town like studying so that they can get success.

I do not like hardship.

I like watching films on television in the evening.

I like to put honey in tea instead of sugar.

When I feel full, I don’t like to see oily food.

My sister likes the field of health, not the field of government.

The children like tea with honey.

I don’t like to sit for a long time without exercising.

I do not like the field of government.

I like to read news in the newspaper.

Hauwa is a young woman who likes studying.

I like studying, especially Hausa.

I don't like a lot of garlic in the soup.