| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
to get dressed | kuvaa nguo |
After bathing, the child likes to get dressed in clean clothes. | Baada ya kuoga, mtoto anapenda kuvaa nguo safi. |
In the morning, I brush my teeth and use shampoo before getting dressed. | Asubuhi, mimi hupiga mswaki na kutumia shampuu kabla ya kuvaa nguo. |
on the hands | mikononi |
on the legs | miguuni |
After bathing, I usually apply lotion on my legs. | Baada ya kuoga, mimi hupaka losheni miguuni. |
After bathing, I put cream on my hands and lotion on my legs. | Baada ya kuoga, ninapaka krimu mikononi na losheni miguuni. |
to do the hair | kutengeneza nywele |
Tomorrow, my sister will go to the salon to get her hair done before the celebration. | Kesho, dada yangu ataenda saluni kutengeneza nywele kabla ya sherehe. |
Father uses a razor to shave, and my sister uses a comb and scissors to do her hair. | Baba hutumia wembe kunyoa, na dada yangu hutumia sega na mkasi kutengeneza nywele. |
Today I am wearing a T-shirt at home, but my sister is wearing a blouse and a scarf. | Leo nimevaa fulana nyumbani, lakini dada yangu amevaa blauzi na skafu. |
The child is wearing sandals and shorts, but the zipper of his/her coat is open and the collar is folded. | Mtoto amevaa sandaali na kaptula, lakini zipu ya koti lake iko wazi na kola yake imekunjika. |
At the supermarket, Asha is pushing a trolley while the cashier is smiling. | Kwenye supermarketi, Asha anasukuma troli wakati keshia anatabasamu. |
Today there is a good special offer on soap, but I do not have enough change. | Leo kuna ofa nzuri ya sabuni, lakini sina chenji ya kutosha. |
the hand soap | sabuni ya kuosha mikono |
Please put the hand soap near the sink. | Tafadhali weka sabuni ya kuosha mikono karibu na sinki. |
I will go to the pharmacy to buy toothpaste and hand soap. | Nitaenda famasi kununua dawa ya meno na sabuni ya kuosha mikono. |
The child has mild asthma, and yesterday he/she started having diarrhea and vomiting at night. | Mtoto ana pumu kidogo, na jana alianza kuhara na kutapika usiku. |
after bathing | akiwa ameoga |
After bathing, the child puts on clean clothes. | Akiwa ameoga, mtoto huvaa nguo safi. |
After bathing, Juma cleans his toothbrush and puts the shampoo back in its place. | Akiwa ameoga, Juma husafisha mswaki wake na kuweka shampuu mahali pake. |
After bathing, mother usually puts cream on her face, but sister prefers lotion on her hands. | Baada ya kuoga, mama hupaka krimu usoni, lakini dada hupendelea losheni mikononi. |
while sitting | akiwa amekaa |
While sitting on the sofa, mother is reading her newspaper. | Akiwa amekaa kwenye kochi, mama anasoma gazeti lake. |
Sitting in front of the mirror, father uses a razor, and Rahma uses a comb to comb her hair before using scissors. | Akiwa amekaa mbele ya kioo, baba hutumia wembe, na Rahma hutumia sega kuchana nywele kabla ya kutumia mkasi. |
Wearing a blue scarf over her T-shirt, Asha leaves home early. | Akiwa amevaa skafu ya bluu juu ya fulana yake, Asha anatoka nyumbani mapema. |
I have zipped up my coat, but the collar of Amina’s blouse is still folded. | Nimefunga zipu ya koti langu, lakini kola ya blauzi ya Amina bado imekunjika. |
Wearing sandals and shorts, the children run to the garden. | Wakiwa wamevaa sandaali na kaptula, watoto wanakimbia hadi bustanini. |
After washing, we hang the clothes on the line behind the house and use a clothespin; the basin stays in the bathroom. | Baada ya kufua, tunaanika nguo kwenye kamba nyuma ya nyumba na kutumia kibanio; beseni hubaki bafuni. |
having arrived | wakiwa wamefika |
Having arrived home, they drank tea together. | Wakiwa wamefika nyumbani, walikunywa chai pamoja. |
Having arrived at the supermarket early, mother and Rahma found a trolley near the door. | Wakiwa wamefika supermarketi mapema, mama na Rahma walipata troli karibu na mlango. |
The cashier said there is not enough change today, but the bread special offer is still going on. | Keshia alisema hakuna chenji ya kutosha leo, lakini ofa ya mkate bado inaendelea. |
as | akiwa |
that one | ile |
Do you see that letter on the table? | Je, unaona barua ile mezani? |
As he was leaving the pharmacy, father bought toothpaste because the one at home had run out. | Akiwa anatoka famasi, baba alinunua dawa ya meno kwa sababu ile ya nyumbani ilikuwa imeisha. |
The doctor said that the child’s asthma is not severe, but diarrhea and vomiting require a lot of water. | Daktari alisema kuwa pumu ya mtoto si kali, lakini kuhara na kutapika vinahitaji maji mengi. |
if you do not close it | usipoifunga |
If you do not close the fridge, the milk will not be cold. | Usipoifunga friji, maziwa hayatakuwa baridi. |
If you do not close the zipper of your bag, the toothbrush and toothpaste may fall out. | Usipoifunga zipu ya begi lako, mswaki na dawa ya meno vinaweza kuanguka. |
once we have bought | tukishanunua |
Once we have bought milk and bread, we will drink tea at home. | Tukishanunua maziwa na mkate, tutakunywa chai nyumbani. |
the item | kitu |
That item is inside the box. | Kitu hicho kiko ndani ya sanduku. |
Once we have bought the items on special offer today, we will return home before the supermarket closes. | Tukishanunua vitu vya ofa ya leo, tutarudi nyumbani kabla ya supermarketi kufungwa. |
Holding the trolley with one hand, Asha gave the cashier change with the other hand. | Akiwa ameshika troli kwa mkono mmoja, Asha alimpa keshia chenji kwa mkono mwingine. |
If I get time tomorrow, I will buy new lotion, cream, and shampoo at the market. | Nikipata muda kesho, nitanunua losheni, krimu, na shampuu mpya sokoni. |
if he/she starts | akianza |
If the child starts coughing at night, mother will give him/her cough syrup. | Mtoto akianza kukohoa usiku, mama atampa sharubati ya kikohozi. |
If the child starts vomiting again, mother will take him/her to the pharmacy or clinic immediately. | Mtoto akianza kutapika tena, mama atampeleka famasi au kliniki mara moja. |
With his coat zipped up and his scarf on properly, father did not feel the morning cold. | Akiwa amefunga zipu ya koti na kuvaa skafu vizuri, baba hakuhisi baridi ya asubuhi. |
congratulations | hongera |
the tennis game | mchezo wa tenisi |
After the tennis game, Juma drank water. | Baada ya mchezo wa tenisi, Juma alikunywa maji. |
Congratulations on winning the tennis game today. | Hongera kwa kushinda mchezo wa tenisi leo. |
Mother told Rahma, “Congratulations on writing a very good essay.” | Mama alimwambia Rahma, “Hongera kwa kuandika insha nzuri sana.” |
the circle | mduara |
The teacher drew a big circle on the board. | Mwalimu alichora mduara mkubwa kwenye ubao. |
the square | mraba |
Inside that circle, he/she put a small square. | Ndani ya mduara huo, aliweka mraba mdogo. |
the triangle | pembetatu |
Asha likes to draw a square and a triangle in her notebook. | Asha anapenda kuchora mraba na pembetatu kwenye daftari lake. |
Rahma said that triangle has three sides. | Rahma alisema pembetatu hiyo ina pande tatu. |
horizontal | mlalo |
Then he/she added a horizontal line under the letter. | Kisha akaongeza mstari mlalo chini ya herufi. |
vertical | wima |
On the board, one line is vertical and the other is horizontal. | Kwenye ubao, mstari mmoja ni wima na mwingine ni mlalo. |
the gum | ufizi |
The doctor said my gums hurt a little today. | Daktari alisema ufizi wangu unauma kidogo leo. |
the saliva | mate |
the blood | damu |
After brushing my teeth, I saw a little saliva with blood. | Baada ya kupiga mswaki, niliona mate kidogo yenye damu. |
to spit | kutema |
The doctor told the child, “Spit the saliva into the sink.” | Daktari alimwambia mtoto, “Tema mate kwenye sinki.” |
gently | kwa upole |
Mother said grandmother’s gums need to be cleaned gently. | Mama alisema ufizi wa bibi unahitaji kusafishwa kwa upole. |
to spit out | kutema |
After brushing your teeth, spit the saliva into the sink. | Baada ya kupiga mswaki, tema mate kwenye sinki. |
Do not swallow that medicine; spit it out immediately if it tastes very bad. | Usimeze dawa hiyo; tema mara moja kama ina ladha mbaya sana. |
the jersey | jezi |
Today the children are wearing red jerseys on the field. | Leo watoto wanavaa jezi nyekundu uwanjani. |
the uniform | sare |
Our school has a blue and white uniform. | Shule yetu ina sare ya bluu na nyeupe. |
Juma forgot his football jersey, so he stayed in his school uniform. | Juma alisahau jezi yake ya mpira, kwa hiyo alibaki na sare ya shule. |
Rahma likes to wash her uniform every Friday evening. | Rahma hupenda kufua sare yake kila Ijumaa jioni. |
The coach said all the jerseys should be clean before tomorrow’s match. | Kocha alisema jezi zote zinapaswa kuwa safi kabla ya mechi ya kesho. |
In the math lesson, the children drew a circle, a square, and a triangle on paper. | Katika somo la hesabu, watoto walichora mduara, mraba, na pembetatu kwenye karatasi. |
to cut across | kukatiza |
This path cuts across the middle of the farm. | Njia hii inakatiza katikati ya shamba. |
The teacher said the vertical line should not cut across the horizontal line in the middle of the word. | Mwalimu alisema mstari wima usikatize mstari mlalo katikati ya neno. |
The more gently you brush your teeth, the safer your gums remain and you will not need to spit a lot of saliva. | Kadiri unavyopiga mswaki kwa upole, ndivyo ufizi wako unavyobaki salama na hutahitaji kutema mate mengi. |
the bandage | plasta |
If you see blood on the bandage, change that bandage immediately. | Ukiona damu kwenye plasta, badilisha plasta hiyo mara moja. |
I saw a little blood on the bandage. | Niliona damu kidogo kwenye plasta. |
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