| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Mother is cooking spinach and boiled cassava, but I prefer rice. | Mama anapika mchicha na mihogo ya kuchemsha, lakini mimi napendelea mchele. |
| Today aunt has cooked okra and eggplant for dinner. | Leo shangazi amepika bamia na biringanya kwa chakula cha jioni. |
| The cook at this hotel uses shrimp, a little ghee, and black pepper in rice. | Mpishi wa hoteli hii hutumia uduvi, samli kidogo, na pilipili manga kwenye wali. |
| Grandmother likes tea with cardamom in the morning. | Bibi anapenda chai yenye iliki asubuhi. |
| Rahma bought yogurt for the child, then put the bottle inside the refrigerator. | Rahma alinunua mtindi kwa ajili ya mtoto, kisha akaweka chupa ndani ya jokofu. |
| This supermarket has a good special offer today, but the cashier said there is not much change. | Supermarketi hii ina ofa nzuri leo, lakini keshia amesema hakuna chenji nyingi. |
| I will push the trolley while Asha reads the list of things to buy. | Nitasukuma troli huku Asha akisoma orodha ya vitu vya kununua. |
| Either you will buy a cheese sandwich, or you will choose toast and jam. | Ama utanunua sandwichi ya jibini, ama utachagua tosti na jamu. |
| Either we will cook lentils and spinach at home, or we will buy fries and kachumbari at the market. | Ama tutapika dengu na mchicha nyumbani, ama tutanunua chipsi na kachumbari sokoni. |
| I do not know where the remote is. | Sijui rimoti ilipo. |
| It’s not that I do not like biscuits, but chocolate makes me very thirsty. | Si kwamba sipendi biskuti, bali chokoleti hunifanya niwe na kiu sana. |
| to ripen | kuiva |
| It’s not that watermelon is not sweet, but the papaya and grapes have ripened better this week. | Si kwamba tikitimaji si tamu, bali papai na zabibu zimeiva vizuri zaidi wiki hii. |
| after she had cleaned | akiwa amesafisha |
| After she had cleaned the table, mother put the cups on the table. | Akiwa amesafisha meza, mama aliweka vikombe mezani. |
| After cleaning the shrimp, aunt added a little ghee, cardamom, and black pepper to the pot. | Akiwa amesafisha uduvi, shangazi aliongeza samli kidogo, iliki, na pilipili manga kwenye sufuria. |
| After the meal, we ate yogurt and left the cassava leftovers in the refrigerator. | Baada ya chakula, tulikula mtindi na kuacha mabaki ya mihogo kwenye jokofu. |
| to give back | kurudisha |
| I will return the dictionary to the library after class. | Nitarudisha kamusi maktabani baada ya darasa. |
| At that shop, today’s special offer is eggs and bread, but the cashier will not give back the change until later. | Kwenye duka lile, ofa ya leo ni mayai na mkate, lakini keshia hatarudisha chenji mpaka baadaye. |
| I filled the trolley with fruits and vegetables, then I stood in the long queue. | Nilijaza troli kwa matunda na mboga, kisha nikasimama kwenye foleni ndefu. |
| Please put the remote on top of the refrigerator, not on the living-room table. | Tafadhali weka rimoti juu ya jokofu, si juu ya meza ya sebuleni. |
| which is why | ndiyo maana |
| I have a slight cough, which is why I am drinking lukewarm water. | Mimi nina kikohozi kidogo, ndiyo maana ninakunywa maji ya uvuguvugu. |
| to not see | kutoona |
| Because of the fog, I do not see the road well. | Kwa sababu ya ukungu, sioni barabara vizuri. |
| Last night, the child hid the remote near the biscuits, which is why we did not see it immediately. | Jana usiku, mtoto aliificha rimoti karibu na biskuti, ndiyo maana hatukuiona mara moja. |
| On another menu, there is shrimp soup, cucumber salad with vinegar, and papaya yogurt. | Kwenye menyu nyingine, kuna supu ya uduvi, saladi ya tango yenye siki, na mtindi wa papai. |
| At the supermarket, mother bought vinegar to put in kachumbari and yogurt to eat after the meal. | Katika supermarketi, mama alinunua siki ya kuweka kwenye kachumbari na mtindi wa kula baada ya chakula. |
| Either you will eat the yogurt now, or you will put the watermelon in the refrigerator until evening. | Ama utakula mtindi sasa, ama utaweka tikitimaji ndani ya jokofu hadi jioni. |
| It’s not that the cashier refused to help us, but our trolley was full and we needed time to arrange the things properly. | Si kwamba keshia alikataa kutusaidia, bali troli yetu ilikuwa imejaa na tulihitaji muda wa kupanga vitu vizuri. |
| After looking at the menu, Rahma said she would prefer lentils to fries, although the children wanted sandwiches. | Baada ya kuangalia menyu, Rahma alisema angependelea dengu kuliko chipsi, ingawa watoto walitaka sandwichi. |
| when | ki- |
| When you are ready, let’s go to the market. | Ukiwa tayari, twende sokoni. |
| When the papaya ripens, we will cut it after lunch. | Papai likiiva, tutalikata baada ya chakula cha mchana. |
| the toaster | kibaniko |
| Asha uses a toaster to prepare toast in the morning. | Asha anatumia kibaniko kuandaa tosti asubuhi. |
| if it gets | kikipata |
| If the device gets electricity, it will start working. | Kifaa kikipata umeme, kitaanza kufanya kazi. |
| to become ready | kuiva |
| When the food is ready, call me. | Chakula kikiiva, niite. |
| If the toaster has electricity, the bread becomes ready quickly. | Kibaniko kikipata umeme, mkate huiva haraka. |
| the leftover | kiporo |
| it | ki |
| The book is on the table, and I want it now. | Kitabu kiko mezani, na ninakitaka sasa. |
| The leftover rice is in the fridge; we will heat it in the evening. | Kiporo cha wali kiko kwenye jokofu; tutakipasha jioni. |
| to throw away | kutupa |
| Let’s not throw away the leftover food; we can put it in the fridge. | Tusitupe mabaki ya chakula; tunaweza kuyaweka kwenye jokofu. |
| Mother does not like to throw away good leftover food. | Mama hapendi kutupa kiporo kizuri cha chakula. |
| the threshold | kizingiti |
| Please do not leave shoes on the doorway threshold. | Tafadhali usiache viatu kwenye kizingiti cha mlango. |
| while it waits | akisubiri |
| The child is reading a book while waiting for mother. | Mtoto anasoma kitabu akisubiri mama. |
| The cat sits on the threshold waiting for mother to open the door. | Paka anakaa kwenye kizingiti akisubiri mama afungue mlango. |
| to go out | kuzimika |
| The candle will go out if the wind blows strongly. | Mshumaa utazimika kama upepo utavuma kwa kasi. |
| the ash | jivu |
| After the fire went out, father removed ashes from the stove. | Baada ya moto kuzimika, baba aliondoa majivu kwenye jiko. |
| Do not play with the stove ashes; they may still be warm. | Usicheze na majivu ya jiko; yanaweza kuwa bado yana joto. |
| the spark | cheche |
| I saw small sparks coming from the wire. | Niliona cheche ndogo zikitoka kwenye waya. |
| if they appear | zikionekana |
| If the symptoms appear again, please go to the clinic immediately. | Dalili zikionekana tena, tafadhali nenda kliniki mara moja. |
| If sparks appear again, turn off the switch immediately. | Cheche zikionekana tena, zima swichi mara moja. |
| the rust | kutu |
| This knife has a little rust because it stayed outside. | Kisu hiki kina kutu kidogo kwa sababu kilikaa nje. |
| the metal | chuma |
| The metal door is closed now. | Mlango wa chuma umefungwa sasa. |
| Father will clean the rust from the metal door tomorrow. | Baba atasafisha kutu kwenye mlango wa chuma kesho. |
| to raise | kulea |
| Mother likes to raise chickens behind the house. | Mama anapenda kulea kuku nyuma ya nyumba. |
| Raising children requires patience and love. | Kulea watoto kunahitaji subira na upendo. |
| to feed | kulisha |
| The children help feed the chickens every morning. | Watoto wanasaidia kulisha kuku kila asubuhi. |
| the chick | kifaranga |
| the grain | punje |
| Feeding chicks requires small grains of maize. | Kulisha vifaranga kunahitaji punje ndogo za mahindi. |
| I have put maize grains in the bowl for the chickens. | Nimeweka punje za mahindi kwenye bakuli kwa ajili ya kuku. |
| Grandmother said those grains are good for chicks. | Bibi alisema punje hizo ni nzuri kwa vifaranga. |
| to keep | kufuga |
| Father wants to keep more chickens this year. | Baba anataka kufuga kuku zaidi mwaka huu. |
| the coop | banda |
| Keeping many chickens requires a big coop. | Kufuga kuku wengi kunahitaji banda kubwa. |
| The chickens sleep inside the coop at night. | Kuku hulala ndani ya banda usiku. |
| the chicken coop | banda la kuku |
| Father closes the door of the chicken coop before going to sleep. | Baba anafunga mlango wa banda la kuku kabla ya kulala. |
| Rahma cleans the chicken coop every evening. | Rahma anasafisha banda la kuku kila jioni. |
| the hen | kuku jike |
| This hen is very gentle. | Kuku jike huyu ni mpole sana. |
| male | dume |
| This dog is male. | Mbwa huyu ni dume. |
| A rooster is a male chicken, and it makes noise at dawn. | Jogoo ni kuku dume, na hupiga kelele alfajiri. |
| the male | dume |
| This is the neighbor’s male cat. | Huyu ni paka dume wa jirani. |
| That male one stays near the coop in the morning. | Dume huyo anakaa karibu na banda asubuhi. |
| to lay eggs | kutaga |
| This hen lays eggs early in the morning. | Kuku jike huyu hutaga mayai mapema asubuhi. |
| Our chickens begin to lay eggs early in the morning. | Kuku wetu huanza kutaga mapema wakati wa asubuhi. |
| the nest | kiota |
| The bird's nest is up in the tree. | Kiota cha ndege kiko juu ya mti. |
| far from | mbali na |
| The clinic is far from our village. | Kliniki iko mbali na kijiji chetu. |
| That nest is beside the coop, far from the dog. | Kiota hicho kiko pembeni ya banda, mbali na mbwa. |
| the shell | ganda |
| to throw | kutupa |
| Do not throw trash into the yard. | Usitupe takataka kwenye ua. |
| The child picked up the eggshell and threw it in the trash. | Mtoto alichukua ganda la yai na kulitupa kwenye taka. |
| An eggshell can break very easily. | Ganda la yai linaweza kuvunjika kwa urahisi sana. |
| female | jike |
| the feather | unyoya |
| That hen’s chicks have soft feathers. | Vifaranga vya yule kuku jike vina manyoya laini. |
| The chicken’s feathers were damp after the rain. | Manyoya ya kuku yalikuwa na unyevu baada ya mvua. |
| to wag | kutikisa |
| the tail | mkia |
| happily | kwa furaha |
| The children are singing happily at home. | Watoto wanaimba kwa furaha nyumbani. |
| The dog wagged its tail happily when we arrived home. | Mbwa alitikisa mkia wake kwa furaha tulipofika nyumbani. |
| Our cat’s tail is longer than that of the small dog. | Mkia wa paka wetu ni mrefu kuliko wa mbwa mdogo. |
| that | ambaye |
| I will call the doctor who helps children. | Nitamwita daktari ambaye anasaidia watoto. |
| The female chicken that is near the coop is very gentle. | Kuku jike ambaye yuko karibu na banda ni mpole sana. |
| when they return | wanaporudi |
| When they return home in the evening, we drink tea together. | Wanaporudi nyumbani jioni, tunakunywa chai pamoja. |
| Our dog wags its tail when the children come home. | Mbwa wetu hutikisa mkia wake watoto wanaporudi nyumbani. |
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