kuweza

Usages of kuweza

Mimi ninaweza kupata samaki sokoni.
I can get fish at the market.
Mimi ninaweza kuimba wimbo huu sokoni.
I can sing this song at the market.
Tangu nimepata pesa, sasa ninaweza kununua shati.
Since I got money, now I can buy a shirt.
Laptopu hii inafunguka haraka, kwa hiyo ninaweza kusoma barua pepe zangu mapema.
This laptop opens quickly, so I can read my emails early.
Bila bahati, pia unaweza kufikia malengo yako kwa bidii na mipango mizuri.
Without luck, you can also reach your goals through hard work and good planning.
Mvua nyingi inaweza kuathiri bei ya mboga sokoni.
Heavy rain can affect vegetable prices at the market.
Shule yetu ina kompyuta mpakato kumi ambazo wanafunzi wanaweza kukopa.
Our school has ten laptops that students can borrow.
Barua hii haiwezi kutumwa bila stempu na muhuri wa posta.
This letter cannot be sent without a stamp and a postmark.
Mhasibu alisema tunaweza kulipa ama kwa hundi ama kwa pesa taslimu.
The accountant said we can pay either by cheque or by cash.
Mteja anaweza kulipa kwa hundi, lakini kwanza anataka kuona ankara.
The customer can pay by cheque, but first he/she wants to see the invoice.
Salio langu limeisha, kwa hiyo siwezi kukupigia simu sasa.
My phone balance has run out, so I cannot call you right now.
Bando la intaneti limeisha, kwa hiyo siwezi kutumia mtandao sasa.
The internet bundle has run out, so I cannot use the internet now.
Ninahitaji adapta ya kompyuta ili niweze kutumia printa.
I need the computer adapter so that I can use the printer.
Mzizi wa neno hilo ni mfupi, lakini wanafunzi wanaweza kuunda maneno mengi kutoka kwa mzizi huo.
The root of that word is short, but the students can form many words from that root.
Usicheze na majivu ya jiko; yanaweza kuwa bado yana joto.
Do not play with the stove ashes; they may still be warm.
Ganda la yai linaweza kuvunjika kwa urahisi sana.
An eggshell can break very easily.
Tusitupe mabaki ya chakula; tunaweza kuyaweka kwenye jokofu.
Let’s not throw away the leftover food; we can put it in the fridge.
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