Usages of ni
Ke za ki iya yi min taimako?
Can you (feminine) help me?
Musa ya kira ni jiya ya ce akwai saƙo.
Musa called me yesterday and said there is a message.
Idan kina buƙatar abu, ki gaya min me kike so in kawo miki.
If you (feminine) need something, tell me what you want me to bring you.
Aikin jiya ya yi min wahala sosai.
Yesterday’s work was very hard for me.
Ina so ki gaya min labarin makarantar ki.
I want you (feminine) to tell me the story/news about your school.
Aikin yau bai yi min wahala ba.
Today’s work was not hard for me.
Don Allah ka taimaka min yanzu.
Please help me now.
Rubutu yana taimaka min in ci gaba da koyo sabbin kalmomi cikin sauƙi.
Writing helps me to continue learning new words easily.
Ni na yi kuskure a cikin amsa, amma malami ya nuna min yadda zan gyara shi.
I made a mistake in the answer, but the teacher showed me how I should correct it.
Hula tana kare ni daga rana lokacin da nake tafiya a titi.
A cap protects me from the sun when I am walking in the street.
Uwa tana wanke min gashi a bandaki da safiya.
Mother washes my hair for me in the bathroom in the morning.
Don Allah kar ka dame ni yanzu, domin ina karatu.
Please don’t bother me now, because I am studying.
Komawa ƙauye a Lahadi yana ba ni jin daɗi sosai.
Going back to the village on Sunday gives me a lot of joy.
Ina son yadda kike koyar da ni Hausa a hankali ta waya.
I like the way you (feminine) teach me Hausa slowly by phone.
Yau girki ya yi min wahala sosai.
Today the cooking was very hard for me.
Ni ma na ji kunya lokacin da malama ta tambaye ni tambaya.
I also felt shy when the female teacher asked me a question.
Yi min alheri ka taimaka wa ƙanwata ta samu magani.
Do me a kindness and help my younger sister get medicine.
Kafin mu tafi, ina so ki taimaka min in shirya akwati na tufafi.
Before we go, I want you (feminine) to help me pack the suitcase of clothes.
Uwa ta turo min saƙo ta waya yanzu.
Mother has just sent me a message by phone now.
Uwa ta ji haushi lokacin da na manta da aikin gida da ta ba ni.
Mother felt annoyed when I forgot the homework that she gave me.
Katifata tana laushi, don haka barci yana yi min daɗi.
My mattress is soft, so sleep feels good to me.
Musa ya kira ni ta waya.
Musa called me by phone.
Yau ina jin takaici saboda aikin jiya ya yi min wahala sosai.
Today I feel frustrated because yesterday’s work was very hard for me.
Likita ya ba ni magani kyauta.
The doctor gave me medicine for free.
Baba ya koya min kada in gaya wa kowa lambar sirri ta katin banki.
Father taught me not to tell anyone the PIN of the bank card.
Shin za ki iya taimaka min in gyara furuci na?
Can you (feminine) help me correct my pronunciation?
Mijin Aisha ya kira ni ta waya jiya.
Aisha’s husband called me by phone yesterday.
Musa ya kai ni asibiti da mota.
Musa took me to the hospital by car.
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