ripoti

Usages of ripoti

Mwalimu wa shule ya msingi anahitaji sahihi ya mzazi kwenye ripoti za wanafunzi.
The primary school teacher needs a parent’s signature on the students’ reports.
Mimi ninasoma ripoti leo.
I am reading a report today.
Vifaa hivi vimeharibika, hivyo tunapaswa kugeuza mpango wetu wa kuwasilisha ripoti leo.
These tools are broken, so we must change our plan to present the report today.
Sharti uwasilishe ripoti hii kesho asubuhi, ili tusikose muda wa kuirekebisha.
You must present this report tomorrow morning, so that we do not lack time to correct it.
Tulimwona kiongozi huyo akiwasilisha ripoti ya maendeleo jana.
We saw that leader presenting the development report yesterday.
Mwamuzi anachunguza ripoti kabla ya mechi.
The referee examines the report before the match.
Mwanafunzi anachunguza ripoti kabla ya mkutano.
The student examines the report before the meeting.
Mshirika wangu ananisaidia kuandika ripoti.
My partner helps me write the report.
Mimi nitarudi nyumbani kisha kuandikia mama ripoti ya siku yangu shuleni.
I will return home and then write a report to my mother about my day at school.
Tafadhali nitumie nakala ya ripoti kabla ya mkutano.
Please send me a copy of the report before the meeting.
Nitaandika utangulizi wa ripoti kabla sijaondoka.
I will write the introduction of the report before I leave.
Tafadhali hakiki kipimo cha urefu kabla ya kuandika ripoti.
Please verify the height measurement before writing the report.
Ripoti uliyoiandika jana ni nzuri.
The report that you wrote yesterday is good.
Ripoti ninayoisoma leo jioni ni ndefu.
The report that I am reading this evening is long.

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