karatasi

Usages of karatasi

Wanakijiji huweka mazao yao kwenye karatasi maalum kabla ya kuyabeba sokoni.
Villagers place their produce on special paper before carrying them to the market.
Usisahau kugeuza karatasi hiyo ili usome maelekezo yaliyoandikwa nyuma.
Do not forget to turn over that paper so that you read the instructions written on the back.
Kaka yangu alipaswa kuingiza makaratasi kwenye faili, lakini amesahau kutia baadhi ya nyaraka muhimu.
My brother was supposed to insert papers into a file, but he forgot to put in some important documents.
Kwa bahati mbaya, mfuko wa Juma ulilowa, lakini karatasi za Asha zilibaki salama.
Unfortunately, Juma’s bag got wet, but Asha’s papers remained safe.
Mistari uliyoiandika nyuma ya karatasi ni mifupi sana.
The lines you wrote on the back of the paper are very short.
Kabla hujapika, ni vizuri kuandika orodha ya ununuzi kwenye karatasi moja.
Before you cook, it is good to write a shopping list on one piece of paper.
Karatasi ikikunjika, bado unaweza kusoma maelekezo yaliyoandikwa nyuma.
If the paper gets folded, you can still read the instructions written on the back.
Je, unaweza kujibu maswali yaliyoandikwa kwenye karatasi hiyo?
Can you answer the questions that were written on that paper?
Katika somo la hesabu, watoto walichora mduara, mraba, na pembetatu kwenye karatasi.
In the math lesson, the children drew a circle, a square, and a triangle on paper.
Tutaifungasha zawadi ya bibi kwa karatasi ya bluu.
We will wrap grandmother’s gift with blue paper.
Kichapishi cha ofisi hakina karatasi sasa.
The office printer has no paper now.
Mama anafungasha zawadi ya siku ya kuzaliwa kwa karatasi ya bluu.
Mother is wrapping a birthday gift with blue paper.
Weka karatasi hizi pamoja kwa klipu ili zisipotee.
Put these papers together with a clip so that they do not get lost.
Bila klipu au stapla, karatasi za ripoti zitatapakaa mezani.
Without a clip or a stapler, the report papers will scatter on the table.
Ukihesabu jumla ya karatasi zilizo na klipu, utaona hakuna iliyokosekana.
If you count the total number of papers with clips, you will see that none is missing.
Laiti ningekuwa nimeweka klipu kwenye karatasi hizo, zisingekuwa zimetawanyika sakafuni.
If only I had put a clip on those papers, they would not have been scattered on the floor.
Upepo ukivuma, karatasi zitatapakaa sakafuni.
If the wind blows, the papers will scatter on the floor.
Karatasi zilitawanyika sakafuni nilipofungua dirisha.
The papers were scattered on the floor when I opened the window.
Karatasi iliyolowa iko mezani.
The paper that got wet is on the table.
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