Usages of gazeti
Nimesoma gazeti jipya leo, lakini sijaona habari za kusafiri.
I have read the new newspaper today, but I have not seen travel news.
Nimemwalika mwandishi huyu kwenye chakula cha jioni ili tujadili gazeti lake jipya.
I have invited this writer to dinner so that we can discuss his new newspaper.
Mimi ninataka kuchapisha gazeti kesho.
I want to print a newspaper tomorrow.
Ukisoma gazeti hili kwenye kivuli, macho yako hayatachoka haraka.
If you read this newspaper in the shade, your eyes will not tire quickly.
Leo adhuhuri, mimi nitasoma gazeti nyumbani.
Today at noon, I will read a newspaper at home.
Mhariri anarekebisha makosa katika gazeti.
The editor corrects mistakes in the newspaper.
Kaka yangu anapenda kusoma magazeti ya kisiasa ili aelewe vizuri siasa za nchi.
My brother likes to read political newspapers so that he better understands the country’s politics.
Mimi sipendi udaku kwenye magazeti; napendelea habari rasmi tu.
I do not like gossip in newspapers; I prefer only official news.
Kwa kawaida, mimi husoma magazeti ya asubuhi kabla sijaenda kazini.
Usually, I read the morning newspapers before I go to work.
Jana jioni nilikuwa nikisoma magazeti wakati watoto walikuwa wakicheza uwanjani.
Yesterday evening I was reading newspapers while the children were playing in the field.
Wakati wewe ulikuwa ukitazama runinga, nilikuwa nikisoma gazeti sebuleni.
While you were watching television, I was reading a newspaper in the living room.
Gazeti hili linaanza kuandikwa asubuhi.
This newspaper starts to be written in the morning.
Mama anasoma gazeti lake jioni.
Mother reads her newspaper in the evening.
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