| I do not have money today. | Mimi sina pesa leo. |
| Do you not have time for lunch? | Huna muda wa chakula cha mchana? |
| He/She does not have a pen in class. | Yeye hana kalamu darasani. |
| the fridge | friji |
| Our fridge has milk and fruits. | Friji letu lina maziwa na matunda. |
| to iron | kupiga pasi |
| Mother irons shirts in the morning. | Mama anapiga pasi mashati asubuhi. |
| the flashlight | tochi |
| the path | njia |
| Is this path safe at night? | Je, njia hii ni salama usiku? |
| At night, I use a flashlight to walk on the path. | Usiku, mimi natumia tochi kutembea kwenye njia. |
| the charger | chaja |
| the socket | priza |
| Please put the charger in the socket near the table. | Tafadhali weka chaja kwenye priza karibu na meza. |
| Asha’s phone charger is very short. | Chaja ya simu ya Asha ni fupi sana. |
| the thirst | kiu |
| After running, I am very thirsty. | Baada ya kukimbia, nina kiu sana. |
| to hate | kuchukia |
| Juma hates long queues at the market. | Juma anachukia foleni ndefu sokoni. |
| the manager | meneja |
| the receptionist | mpokezi |
| The manager told the receptionist to welcome the guests early. | Meneja alimwambia mpokezi awakaribishe wageni mapema. |
| the aunt | shangazi |
| the uncle | mjomba |
| Aunt and uncle have arrived from the village. | Shangazi na mjomba wamefika kutoka kijijini. |
| to turn | kugeuka |
| to the right | kulia |
| the corner | kona |
| straight | moja kwa moja |
| Let's go straight home. | Twende moja kwa moja nyumbani. |
| Turn right at the second corner, then go straight. | Geuka kulia kwenye kona ya pili, kisha uende moja kwa moja. |
| to wash | kunawa |
| to brush teeth | kupiga mswaki |
| Before sleeping, we wash our hands and brush our teeth. | Kabla ya kulala, tunanawa mikono na kupiga mswaki. |
| to wait | kungoja |
| After the electricity goes out, let’s wait five minutes before opening the fridge. | Baada ya umeme kukatika, tungoje dakika tano kabla ya kufungua friji. |
| Can you iron your sister’s shirt now? | Je, unaweza kupiga pasi shati la dada yako sasa? |
| Asha wants a flashlight with a new battery for the night trip. | Asha anataka tochi yenye betri mpya kwa safari ya usiku. |
| which | iliyo |
| The letter that is on the table is the teacher's. | Barua iliyo mezani ni ya mwalimu. |
| on the wall | ukutani |
| Please stick the notice on the wall. | Tafadhali bandika tangazo ukutani. |
| This socket does not work; use the one on the wall there. | Priza hii haifanyi kazi; tumia priza iliyo ukutani pale. |
| the storeroom | stoo |
| After the meal, please put the utensils in the storeroom. | Baada ya chakula, tafadhali weka vyombo kwenye stoo. |
| I do not have the storeroom key; please ask the cook. | Sina ufunguo wa stoo, tafadhali muulize mpishi. |
| He/She is not thirsty after drinking hot water. | Yeye hana kiu baada ya kunywa maji ya moto. |
| the same | yule yule |
| The same artist will sing a new song tomorrow evening. | Msanii yule yule ataimba wimbo mpya kesho jioni. |
| the same | ile ile |
| We will buy the same tea at the market tomorrow. | Tutanunua chai ile ile sokoni kesho. |
| The same manager sent the same letter last night. | Meneja yule yule alituma barua ile ile jana usiku. |
| The receptionist asked them to wait ten minutes before entering. | Mpokezi aliwaomba wangoje dakika kumi kabla ya kuingia. |
| Aunt will teach me to cook chapati this weekend. | Shangazi atanifundisha kupika chapati wikendi hii. |
| Uncle likes to swim in the ocean in the morning. | Mjomba anapenda kuogelea baharini asubuhi. |
| Often after the lesson, students feel thirst and hunger. | Mara nyingi baada ya somo, wanafunzi wanahisi kiu na njaa. |
| the same | zile zile |
| Asha hates studying in those same noises every day. | Asha anachukia kusoma katika kelele zile zile kila siku. |
| then | halafu |
| I will wash the cups, then I will put the utensils in the storeroom. | Nitaosha vikombe, halafu nitaweka vyombo kwenye stoo. |
| Turn left at the small corner, then cross the bridge. | Geuka kushoto kwenye kona ndogo, halafu uvuke daraja. |
| goodbye | kwaheri |
| Goodbye, we will meet tomorrow morning. | Kwaheri, tutakutana kesho asubuhi. |
| After washing and brushing our teeth, we said goodbye and went to sleep. | Baada ya kunawa na kupiga mswaki, tulisema kwaheri na kwenda kulala. |
| the Friday | Ijumaa |
| We wear the same clothes every Friday. | Tunavaa nguo zile zile kila Ijumaa. |
