| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
the pilau | pilau |
I have not eaten pilau this morning. | Bado sijakula pilau leo asubuhi. |
the soda | soda |
Asha has not drunk soda yet; she says she wants water first. | Asha bado hajanywa soda; anasema anataka maji kwanza. |
but rather | bali |
lukewarm | uvuguvugu |
Not soda, but lukewarm water before the meal. | Si soda, bali maji ya uvuguvugu kabla ya chakula. |
the wedding | harusi |
The wedding will start in the evening. | Harusi itaanza jioni. |
Tomorrow we will attend our cousin’s wedding in town. | Kesho tutahudhuria harusi ya binamu yetu mjini. |
the bride | bi harusi |
the gown | gauni |
white | jeupe |
I have a white stone. | Mimi nina jiwe jeupe. |
the decoration | pambo |
The bride will wear a white gown with beautiful decorations. | Bi harusi atavaa gauni jeupe lenye mapambo mazuri. |
The photographer will take photos of the newlyweds before the ceremony begins. | Fundi picha atawapiga picha maharusi kabla ya sherehe kuanza. |
The photographer has not arrived at the hall yet; maybe he will travel early tomorrow. | Bado fundi picha hajafika ukumbini; labda atasafiri mapema kesho. |
the banner | bango |
The new banner will be placed on the wall tomorrow morning. | Bango jipya litawekwa ukutani kesho asubuhi. |
welcome | karibu |
Welcome home. | Karibu nyumbani. |
at the wedding | harusini |
We have placed a big “Welcome to the Wedding” banner above the door. | Tumeweka bango kubwa la “Karibu Harusini” juu ya mlango. |
the veranda | baraza |
while we wait | tukisubiri |
the newlywed | mharusi |
We will sit on the veranda while we wait for the newlyweds to arrive. | Tutakaa kwenye baraza tukisubiri maharusi wafike. |
there is | kuna |
gentle | mwanana |
His/Her voice is gentle. | Sauti yake ni mwanana. |
Mother usually rests at home in the afternoon. | Mama hupumzika mchana nyumbani. |
Grandmother likes the veranda because there is a gentle breeze in the afternoon. | Bibi anapenda baraza kwa sababu kuna upepo mwanana mchana. |
to clap | kupiga makofi |
the groom | bwana harusi |
when they enter | watakapoingia |
Guests will clap when the bride and groom enter. | Wageni watapiga makofi bi harusi na bwana harusi watakapoingia. |
the MC | MC |
The MC will lead the celebration in the evening. | MC ataongoza sherehe jioni. |
Please let’s not clap early; let’s wait for the MC’s guidance. | Tafadhali tusipige makofi mapema; tusubiri mwongozo wa MC. |
to put on | kuvaa |
to wear | kuvalia |
Asha will wear a white gown at the wedding. | Asha atavalia gauni jeupe harusini. |
I have not put on my gown yet; I will wear it after ironing. | Bado sijavaa gauni langu; nitalivalia baada ya kupiga pasi. |
the label | lebo |
her | lake |
Asha’s gown has a small label with her name inside. | Gauni la Asha lina lebo ndogo yenye jina lake ndani. |
the attire | vazi |
I like this attire. | Mimi ninapenda vazi hili. |
Please remove the price label before wearing your attire. | Tafadhali ondoa lebo ya bei kabla ya kuvaa vazi lako. |
to put on (someone) | kuvalisha |
the ring | pete |
Tomorrow, I want to buy a ring at the market. | Kesho, mimi ninataka kununua pete sokoni. |
The groom will put a gold ring on the bride. | Bwana harusi atamvalisha bi harusi pete ya dhahabu. |
which sits | inayokaa |
The table that sits in the middle of the living room is nice. | Meza inayokaa katikati ya sebule ni nzuri. |
Her ring is not big, but small and fits well on the finger. | Pete yake si kubwa, bali ndogo inayokaa vizuri kidoleni. |
We have ordered a lot of pilau for all the guests. | Tumeagiza pilau nyingi kwa ajili ya wageni wote. |
only | pekee |
This morning, only Asha will come to the classroom. | Leo asubuhi, Asha pekee atakuja darasani. |
when you cook | ukipika |
When you cook rice, use a cooking stick to stir slowly. | Ukipika wali, tumia mwiko kuchanganya taratibu. |
Pilau is not only delicious, but also gives a nice aroma when cooked slowly. | Pilau si tamu pekee, bali pia hutoa harufu nzuri ukipika taratibu. |
We have cold soda for the guests; others want hot tea instead. | Tuna soda baridi kwa wageni; wengine wanataka chai moto badala yake. |
if it is missing | ikikosekana |
If tea is missing, we will drink coffee. | Chai ikikosekana, tutakunywa kahawa. |
If soda is missing, we will offer fruit juice quickly. | Soda ikikosekana, tutatoa juisi ya matunda kwa haraka. |
at the edge of | ukingoni mwa |
The bench is at the edge of the garden. | Benchi iko ukingoni mwa bustani. |
The high table is at the edge of the hall, not in the middle, but on the stage side. | Meza kuu ipo ukingoni mwa ukumbi, si katikati, bali upande wa jukwaa. |
The photographer will take the final photos on the veranda, then the newlyweds will leave. | Fundi picha atapiga picha za mwisho kwenye baraza, kisha maharusi wataondoka. |
to bring (to/for) | kuletea |
Please bring me lukewarm water in the evening. | Tafadhali niletee maji ya uvuguvugu jioni. |
My pen is on top of the book. | Kalamu yangu iko juu ya kitabu. |
The decoration is on the table. | Pambo lipo juu ya meza. |
in the hall | ukumbini |
We will sing a song when the guests enter the hall. | Tutaimba wimbo wageni watakapoingia ukumbini. |
We will sing a song while we wait for the guests in the hall. | Tutaimba wimbo tukisubiri wageni ukumbini. |
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