Usages of kuwa
Mimi niko nyumbani.
I am at home.
Wao wako nyumbani.
They are at home.
Gari yako iko sokoni.
Your car is at the market.
Tutaenda sokoni kama baba anasema ni muhimu.
We will go to the market if father says it is important.
Wao watafurahi baada ya kumaliza kazi sokoni.
They will be happy after finishing work at the market.
Baba atanununulia baiskeli mpya ambayo itakuwa rahisi kuliko pikipiki kwa safari fupi.
Father will buy me a new bicycle which will be cheaper than a motorcycle for short trips.
Mimi nitajaribu kuuza baiskeli yangu ya zamani wiki hii, ili niwe mnunuzi wa pikipiki ndogo.
I will try to sell my old bicycle this week, so that I can be a buyer of a small motorcycle.
Ni muhimu kufunga mlango kabla ya kuondoka, ili vitu vyetu viwe salama.
It is important to lock the door before leaving, so that our things are safe.
Kaka yangu pia anafurahia kucheza mpira wikendi, hasa anapokuwa hana kazi nyingi.
My brother also enjoys playing ball on weekends, especially when he does not have a lot of work.
Tangu nimepoteza mfuko huo, nimekuwa makini sana kupunguza uoga wangu na kujifunza kutunza vitu vyangu.
Since I lost that bag, I have been very careful to reduce my fear and learn to take care of my belongings.
Mama anasema tunapaswa kuondoa vitu visivyotumika ili nyumba yetu iwe safi.
Mother says we should remove unused things so that our house can be clean.
Kitabu kiko chini ya meza.
The book is under the table.
Ninataka kuongeza mboga zaidi kwenye supu hii ili iwe na ladha bora.
I want to add more vegetables to this soup so that it has a better taste.
Katika jaribio hili la ujenzi, tunahitaji zana bora ili kazi iwe rahisi.
In this construction attempt, we need good tools so that the work becomes easier.
Kitabu changu kiko nyumbani.
My book is at home.
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