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Usages of na

Jin daɗi na yana ƙaruwa idan na karanta littafi.
My happiness increases when I read a book.
Ku saurari ra'ayi na.
You (plural) listen to my opinion.
Daliba ta ce idan ina karanta littafi mai ban sha'awa, ido na ba ya gajiya da sauri.
A female student said that when I read an interesting book, my eyes do not get tired quickly.
Na duba agogo na, na ga ƙarfe goma da rabi na dare.
I looked at my watch and saw that it was ten thirty at night.
Na tura wa malama imel da hoton aikin gida na.
I sent the female teacher an email with a picture of my homework.
Hanci na yana jin ƙamshi daga ɗakin girki.
My nose smells the aroma from the kitchen.
Na ajiye takalmi na kusa da ƙofa.
I put my shoe near the door.
Agogo na yana a kan tebur yanzu.
My watch is on the table now.
A cikin ajanda na akwai lokaci na aiki, karatu, hutu da motsa jiki.
In my agenda there is time for work, study, rest and exercise.
Ni zan ɗauki littafi na daga jaka yanzu.
I will take my book from the bag now.
Mafarki na ya yi ban dariya sosai.
My dream was very funny.
Kai na bai ji ciwo ba yanzu.
My head does not hurt now.
Ni ina so in ga ƙanne na yau.
I want to see my younger siblings today.
Jiya na rasa alƙalami na a aji na Hausa.
Yesterday I lost my pen in my Hausa class.
Yau hakori na bai ji ciwo ba.
Today my tooth does not hurt.
Ni ina ajiye buroshi na a bandaki.
I keep my toothbrush in the bathroom.
Ciki na yana ciwo.
My stomach is hurting.
Ni kan rubuta buri na a takarda kafin sabuwar shekara ta fara.
I usually write my goals on paper before the new year starts.
Buri na yana da muhimmanci sosai.
My goal is very important.
Akwati na ya cika da tufafi.
My suitcase is full of clothes.
Kawu na yana zaune a birni, amma yana zuwa ƙauye lokacin azumi.
My uncle lives in the city, but he comes to the village during the fasting period.
Muradi na shi ne in koyi Hausa sosai.
My aim is to learn Hausa very well.
Shin za ki iya taimaka min in gyara furuci na?
Can you (feminine) help me correct my pronunciation?
Dazun na nemi maɓalli na a jaka amma ban samu shi ba.
A moment ago I looked for my key in the bag, but I did not find it.
Na lura cewa kuɗi sun ɓace daga aljihuna.
I noticed that money disappeared from my pocket.
Don Allah ka duba ko katin banki yana a aljihuna.
Please check whether the bank card is in my pocket.

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