Usages of kuwa
Bayan wanka, yara suna ɗaukar tawul, guga kuwa tana nan kusa da ƙofa.
After bathing, the children take a towel, and the bucket is there near the door.
Musa yana gida, ni kuwa ina aiki.
Musa is at home; as for me, I am working.
Malami yana kallon hanya, ni kuwa ina duba sigina.
The teacher watches the road; as for me, I check the indicator.
A mahaɗa mu yi juyawa, wurin fakin kuwa yana can.
At the junction, let us turn; as for the parking area, it is over there.
Birki yana aiki, ƙaho kuwa ba ya aiki.
The brake is working; as for the horn, it is not working.
Fitilar mota tana aiki, sigina kuwa ba ya aiki.
The headlight is working; as for the indicator, it is not working.
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