domin

so that

Usages of domin

• Uwa ta ce a kashe fitila kafin barci domin kada mu ɓata wuta.: Mother said to turn off the lamp before sleep so that we do not waste electricity.
• Ni ina yi ƙoƙari kullum domin in sami sakamako mai kyau.: I make an effort every day so that I get a good result.
• Aisha tana amfani da intanet a kan kwamfuta domin ta karanta labarai na Hausa.: Aisha uses the internet on the computer in order to read news in Hausa.
• A makaranta muna amfani da intanet domin mu aika imel ga malamai ba tare da zuwa ofis ba.: At school we use the internet so that we can send emails to the teachers without going to the office.
• Uwa tana so ta samu sabuwar tanda domin ta gasa burodi.: Mother wants to get a new oven so that she can bake bread.
• Ni ina aiki domin in sami kuɗi.: I work so that I can get money.
• Uwa tana son furanni a lambu domin ƙauyenmu ya yi kyau.: Mother likes flowers in the garden so that our village looks nice.
• Baba ya ce mu je gona da wuri domin mu taimaka wa kaka a aikin tumatir.: Father said we should go to the farm early so that we help grandmother with the tomato work.
• Uwa tana yin addua domin Allah ya ƙarfafa zuciyar yara idan suna jarabawa.: Mother prays so that God will strengthen the children’s hearts when they have exams.
• Injiniya kan samu gayyata zuwa makaranta domin ta ba dalibai shawara kan fannonin aiki.: An engineer usually gets invitations to school so that she can give students advice about fields of work.
• Baba yana da ajiya a banki domin tallafa wa iyali idan akwai matsala.: Father has savings in the bank in order to support the family if there is a problem.
• Iyayensu suna ba matasa tarbiya mai kyau domin su san muradinsu a rayuwa.: Their parents give the youth good upbringing so that they know their aims in life.
• Ya kamata mu yi atisaye kullum domin jiki ya sami ƙarfi.: We should exercise every day so that the body gains strength.
• Ni ina yin motsa jiki domin jiki ya sami ƙarfi.: I do exercise so that the body gains strength.

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