ni

me

Usages of ni

• Baba ataninunulia 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.
• Tafadhali, usisahau ahadi yako ya kunisaidia kusafisha vyombo leo jioni.: Please, do not forget your promise to help me wash the dishes this evening.
• Tafadhali, nisaidie kuandaa meza.: Please help me set the table.
• Niletee kikapu hiki, tafadhali.: Please bring me this basket.
• Niletee unga huo, nigawanye kabla ya kuoka mkate.: Bring me that flour, so I can divide it before baking bread.
• Daima ninakumbuka mama akinifundisha heshima.: I always remember mother teaching me respect.
• Dada yangu kipenzi aliniletea zawadi kutoka safarini.: My dear sister brought me a gift from her trip.
• Je, ungependa kunisukuma mbele kidogo, ili nione vizuri dirishani?: Would you like to push me forward a bit, so that I can see better at the window?
• Tafadhali nisaidie kubandika ramani kwenye ubao wa darasa.: Please help me stick the map on the classroom board.
• Tafadhali, nisaidie kusafisha jikoni na brashi.: Please help me clean the kitchen with a brush.
• Nitakuandikia barua pepe kesho ikiwa hautanijibu leo.: I will write you an e-mail tomorrow if you do not answer me today.
• Rahma ananisaidia kubofya kitufe sahihi ili nipakue faili.: Rahma is helping me click the correct button so that I download the file.
• Mama alinipikia mayai kwenye kikaango kipya.: Mother cooked eggs for me in the new frying pan.
• Tafadhali uniletee maji sasa; baadaye nitaletea wageni kahawa.: Please bring me water now; later I will bring coffee to the guests.
• Msimamizi alinisogezea zulia jipya, nami nikalisogeza chini ya meza.: The supervisor moved a new carpet closer to me, and I moved it under the table.
• Ni Juma ndiye aliyenipa penseli ndefu asubuhi.: It is Juma who gave me a long pencil in the morning.
• Niletee penseli, tafadhali.: Please bring me a pencil.
• Ukisha pakua faili, nipe nenosiri lako ili niweze kulifunga salama.: Once you have downloaded the file, give me your password so that I can lock it safely.
• Tafadhali niletee uma mezani.: Please bring me a fork to the table.
• Tafadhali niletee maji ya uvuguvugu jioni.: Please bring me lukewarm water in the evening.
• Tafadhali niletee mto wa kulalia uliopo sebuleni.: Please bring me the pillow that is in the living room.
• Mto wa kulalia wenye urefu wa kati unaniwezesha kulala kwa utulivu.: A medium-length pillow allows me to sleep peacefully.
• Baba hunifundisha kuandika matumizi yangu ya pesa katika daftari kila wiki.: Father teaches me to write my money expenses in a notebook every week.
• Mwalimu alisahihisha mistari niliyoandika jana na kunionyesha kosa nililolifanya.: The teacher corrected the lines that I wrote yesterday and showed me the mistake that I made.
• Katika zahanati ya kijiji, muuguzi aliangalia shingo yangu na kunipa dawa.: At the village dispensary, the nurse examined my neck and gave me medicine.
• Ninapokukosea, tafadhali unisamehe kwa upendo.: When I wrong you, please forgive me with love.
• Ukihitaji kitu chochote jikoni, niambie kabla hujatoka nyumbani.: If you need anything in the kitchen, tell me before you leave the house.
• Mama aliniletea maji ya chumvi ya uvuguvugu kusafisha koo na mdomo.: Mother brought me lukewarm salt water to clean my throat and mouth.
• Muuguzi alinipa kidonge kimoja na sharubati ya kikohozi kabla sijaondoka kliniki.: The nurse gave me one pill and cough syrup before I left the clinic.
• Ukipata nafasi, nitumie ujumbe wa sauti.: If you get a chance, send me a voice message.
• Mama aliponiletea plasta, alinipa pia kidonge na kuniambia nifungue mdomo baada ya kunywa maji.: When mother brought me a plaster, she also gave me a pill and told me to open my mouth after drinking water.
• Mama aliniambia nikunje nguo safi vizuri kabla sijaziweka kabatini.: Mother told me to fold the clean clothes properly before I put them in the cupboard.
• Nilipokuwa nikimenya viazi na boga, mtoto alikuwa akiniangalia jikoni.: While I was peeling potatoes and pumpkin, the child was watching me in the kitchen.
• Tafadhali niletee kisu kutoka jikoni ili nikate mkate.: Please bring me a knife from the kitchen so that I can cut bread.
• Karani aliweka muhuri juu ya fomu, kisha akaniuzia stempu mbili.: The clerk put a stamp on the form, then sold me two postage stamps.

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