Usages of kukutana
Ni vizuri kuheshimu kila mtu unayekutana naye, hata ikiwa ana mtazamo tofauti.
It is good to respect everyone you meet, even if he has a different perspective.
Mimi nakutana na marafiki kila asubuhi.
I meet friends every morning.
Ningependa kupendekeza tukutane mapema kesho, ili tushirikiane kufanya mazoezi ya somo letu la hesabu.
I would like to suggest that we meet early tomorrow, so that we can cooperate in doing practice for our math subject.
Kesho itakuwa mara yetu ya tano kukutana katika kikundi hiki.
Tomorrow will be our fifth time meeting in this group.
Mimi nataka kukutana na marafiki kesho asubuhi.
I want to meet friends tomorrow morning.
Tutakutana baadaye.
We will meet later.
Nimekutana na bwana yule sokoni, tukazungumza kuhusu bei ya mboga.
I met that gentleman at the market, and we talked about the price of vegetables.
Sisi tunaweza kukutana mahali hapo kesho jioni, ili tuangalie kazi ya seremala kabla haijakamilika.
We can meet at that place tomorrow evening, so that we can look at the carpenter’s work before it is finished.
Jioni hii, tutakutana katika mkahawa mpya mjini.
This evening, we will meet in the new café in town.
Tutakutana kituoni mara tu gari moshi litakapowasili.
We will meet at the station as soon as the train arrives.
Labda tutakutana leo jioni.
Maybe we will meet this evening.
Kesho asubuhi, tutakutana kitongojini.
Tomorrow morning, we will meet in the neighborhood.
Tunakutana takriban saa nne; kwa kifupi, usichelewe.
We meet at around ten o’clock; in short, don’t be late.
Kwa kifupi, tumekubaliana kukutana kesho jioni.
In short, we have agreed to meet tomorrow evening.
Kesho jioni, tutakutana sokoni.
Tomorrow evening, we will meet at the market.
Kwaheri, tutakutana kesho asubuhi.
Goodbye, we will meet tomorrow morning.
Tutakutana anakoishi Asha jioni.
We will meet where Asha lives in the evening.
Kwa uhakika, tutakutana kesho jioni.
For sure, we will meet tomorrow evening.
Wanafunzi wanakutana katika klabu ya muziki jioni.
The students meet in the music club in the evening.
Adhuhuri ya Jumanne, kabla ya mchezo wa mpira, tunakutana sebuleni kupanga ratiba.
On Tuesday at noon, before the soccer game, we meet in the living room to plan the schedule.
Tutakutana baada ya mapumziko ya mchana.
We will meet after the lunch break.
Kesho tutakutana kwako saa mbili usiku kuangalia filamu.
Tomorrow we will meet at your place at eight in the evening to watch a movie.
Tutakutana saa ngapi kesho kabla ya darasa la Kiswahili?
At what time shall we meet tomorrow before the Swahili class?
Kila Jumapili, familia yetu hukutana kwetu kwa chakula cha mchana.
Every Sunday, our family meets at our place for lunch.
Kama nisingekutana na wewe, ningekuwa na marafiki wachache sana.
If I had not met you, I would have very few friends.
Tutakutana kituoni kesho asubuhi.
We will meet at the station tomorrow morning.
Msichelewe, vaeni viatu vya michezo sasa na mkutane uwanjani.
Don’t be late, put on your sports shoes now and meet on the field.
Tunaweza kukutana mahali popote mjini, kwa sababu ninajua barabara zote.
We can meet anywhere in town, because I know all the streets.
Kesho jioni, tutakutana nyumbani kwetu.
Tomorrow evening, we will meet at our home.
Tutakutana saa tatu asubuhi, sivyo?
We will meet at nine in the morning, won't we?
Katika wilaya yetu, meya na madiwani wanakutana kila mwezi kujadili usafi wa mtaa.
In our district, the mayor and councilors meet every month to discuss the cleanliness of the street.
Katika mkoa wa jirani, rais atakutana na wanafunzi na walimu wiki ijayo.
In the neighboring region, the president will meet students and teachers next week.
Tukutane kwenye sehemu hii kesho jioni.
Let's meet at this spot tomorrow evening.
Tutakutana karibu saa nne asubuhi.
We will meet at about ten in the morning.
Tutakutana karibu na msikiti jioni.
We will meet near the mosque in the evening.
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