sana

a lot

Usages of sana

• Jua linawaka sana mchana, lakini sipendi kuvaa mwavuli sasa.: The sun is shining a lot in the afternoon, but I do not like to use an umbrella right now.
• Wewe unapenda chai sana.: You like tea a lot.
• Nimefurahi sana leo kwa sababu sikuchelewa kazini, na nimepata zawadi ndogo.: I am very happy today because I was not late to work, and I have received a small gift.
• Mtihani huu unategemea sana uelewa wetu wa masomo ya awali.: This exam depends heavily on our understanding of previous subjects.
• Je, mzigo wako ni mzito sana, au unaweza kuubeba pekee yako?: Is your luggage very heavy, or can you carry it by yourself?
• Hii ni safari yangu ya pili leo, kwa sababu trafiki ilikuwa ndefu sana.: This is my second trip today, because the traffic was very long.
• Sisi hutusisimua sana tunapoona onyesho la sarakasi, hasa linapokuja kijijini kwetu.: We get very excited when we see a circus show, especially when it comes to our village.
• Mwonekano wako ni mzuri leo, umevaa nguo zilizopendeza sana.: Your appearance is nice today; you are wearing very lovely clothes.
• Nilijaribu kusoma vitabu viwili kwa siku, lakini nikachoka sana.: I tried to read two books per day, but I became very tired.
• Wenyeji walishangilia sana baada ya timu yao kushinda mechi.: The locals cheered a lot after their team won the match.
• Uzoefu wako utatusaidia sana kazini.: Your experience will help us a lot at work.
• Usije ukasahau kofia yako; jua linawaka sana leo.: Don’t end up forgetting your hat; the sun is shining strongly today.
• Ninapofanya kazi usiku, mimi ninachoka sana.: When I work at night, I get very tired.
• Mguu wangu unaweza kuumia kama nitakimbia sana leo.: My leg can get hurt if I run too much today.
• Mkoba wa mgongoni unaonekana mzito, lakini yeye anaupenda sana.: The backpack looks heavy, but she likes it very much.
• Watoto hulia sana wakichoka, lakini leo wanacheka mezani.: Children cry a lot when they are tired, but today they are laughing at the table.
• Nilipokuwa mdogo, nilicheza sana na dada yangu.: When I was young, I played a lot with my sister.
• Ningecheka sana kama ningesikia utani ule ule tena.: I would laugh a lot if I heard that same joke again.
• Mti huu unapendwa sana na watoto, kwa sababu kivuli chake kinatumiwa kuchezea.: This tree is greatly loved by the children, because its shade is used for playing.

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