Usages of kowa
’Yanci na yin magana gaskiya yana da muhimmanci ga kowa.
The freedom to speak the truth is important for everyone.
Ni da kai muna son ’yanci ga kowa.
You (masculine) and I like freedom for everyone.
’Yanci na kowa yana da muhimmanci sosai a cikin gida da a makaranta.
Everyone’s freedom is very important both at home and at school.
Yanzu kowa yana ciki, babu yara a waje.
Now everyone is inside; there are no children outside.
Ni ina yi wa kowa sallama.
I am greeting everyone.
’Yanci na kowa yana da muhimmanci sosai a gida da a gari.
Everyone’s freedom is very important both at home and in town.
Yanzu kowa yana jin daidai.
Now everyone feels okay.
Iyayena suna koya mana cewa kowa daidai yake, ko a ƙauye ko a birni.
My parents teach us that everyone is equal, whether in a village or in a city.
Malami ya gaya mana cewa a ƙasarmu kowa yana da haƙƙi na karatu.
The teacher told us that in our country everyone has the right to education.
A ko wace ƙasa mai kyau, dokoki suna ba wa kowa haƙƙi ɗaya, mace ko namiji.
In every good country, laws give everyone the same right, woman or man.
ɗan sanda mai kyau yana cewa doka tana kare haƙƙin kowa a ƙasa.
A good police officer says that the law protects everyone's rights in the country.
Abu mafi muhimmanci ga kowa shi ne gaskiya.
The most important thing for everyone is truth.
Ba dole ba ne kowa ya je jami'a, amma dole ne kowa ya iya karatu.
It is not necessary for everyone to go to university, but everyone must be able to read.
Ya kamata mu girmama haƙƙin jiki da hankalin kowa, ko yaro ko babba.
We should respect everyone’s bodily and mental rights, whether child or adult.
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