tare

together

Usages of tare

• Muna son mu ci abinci tare da iyali da yamma.: We like to eat food together with the family in the evening.
• Idan kina so, za mu ci abinci tare da makwabta yau da yamma.: If you (feminine) want, we will eat with the neighbours this evening.
• Za mu zauna da baƙuwa a falo mu ci abinci tare.: We will sit with the female guest in the living room and eat together.
• Wani abokina yana aiki tare da likita a asibiti.: A certain friend of mine works together with a doctor at the hospital.
• A wata rana za mu je kasuwa tare da makwabta.: One day we will go to the market together with the neighbours.
• Bayan salla ta Juma’a, muna jin murna mu ci abinci tare.: After the Friday prayer, we feel happy and eat together.
• A kowace Juma’a iyali na suna zama tare su tattauna shawara a ƙaramin taro ɗaya.: Every Friday my family sits together to discuss decisions in one small meeting.
• Idan ba ka da dama yau, za mu iya yin karatu tare gobe.: If you (masculine) do not have the opportunity today, we can study together tomorrow.
• Muna cin ganye tare da shinkafa domin lafiya.: We eat leafy vegetables with rice for health.
• Uwa tana dafa ganye tare da wake yau.: Mother is cooking leafy vegetables together with beans today.
• A ƙarshen wata za mu tafi ƙauye domin biki tare da dangi.: At the end of the month we will go to the village for a celebration with our relatives.
• Idan abokai suna da matsala, ya kamata su yi magana a hankali su nemi mafita tare.: If friends have a problem, they should speak gently and look for a solution together.
• Mu mukan yi addua tare kafin mu fara aiki da safe.: We usually say a prayer together before we start work in the morning.
• Gayyatar tana cewa su zo gida mu ci abinci tare.: The invitation says they should come home so we eat together.
• Idan muka soya gyada da dankali tare, gidan yana cika da ƙamshi mai daɗi.: If we fry groundnuts and potatoes together, the house fills with a nice smell.
• A lokacin azumi uwa tana so yara su ci abinci tare bayan rana ta faɗi.: During the fasting period, mother wants the children to eat together after the sun has set.

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