Usages of kufanya
Mimi nimefanya kosa.
I made a mistake.
Urembo humfanya ajisikie mwenye furaha anapotembelea marafiki.
Beauty makes her feel happy whenever she visits friends.
Ni busara uchukue muda kabla ya kufanya uamuzi muhimu maishani.
It is wise to take time before making an important life decision.
Napenda kusubiri zamu yangu kwa utulivu, badala ya kufanya kelele ovyo.
I like to wait for my turn calmly, instead of making random noise.
Ushindani kati ya shule mbili uliwafanya wanafunzi kujitahidi sana.
The competition between the two schools made students work very hard.
Mwongozo rasmi unasema tufanye maamuzi yetu baada ya kusoma taarifa kamili.
The official guide says we should make our decisions after reading the full report.
Alfajiri, kengele ya simu ilinifanya niamke haraka.
At dawn, the phone’s bell made me wake up quickly.
Shauku ya Asha inamfanya aulize maswali mengi kuliko wanafunzi wengine.
Asha’s eagerness makes her ask more questions than the other students.
Ujumbe wa sauti uliomfikia ulimfanya atabasamu na kujisikia karibu nasi.
The voice message that reached her made her smile and feel close to us.
Mvuke wa chai moto ulimfanya bibi afungue dirisha kidogo.
The steam from the hot tea made grandmother open the window a little.
Ofisini, katibu alitumia skana kuweka faili kwenye kompyuta, halafu akafanya fotokopi mbili za mkataba.
At the office, the secretary used a scanner to put the files into the computer, then made two photocopies of the contract.
Mwalimu alisema tufanye fotokopi ya cheti chetu kabla ya kujaza fomu ya usajili.
The teacher said we should make a photocopy of our certificate before filling in the registration form.
Zoezi la viungo la asubuhi limenifanya nijisikie mwenye nguvu sasa.
This morning’s physical exercise has made me feel strong now.
Mwalimu amesema ati kila mwanafunzi afanye fotokopi ya cheti kabla ya kutumia skana.
The teacher has said that each student should make a photocopy of the certificate before using the scanner.
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