Usages of kuisha
Chai hii imeanza kuisha, turudie kupika nyingine?
This tea is starting to run out, shall we cook some more?
Pesa zangu zimeisha.
My money has run out.
Betri ya simu yangu imeisha kabisa.
My phone’s battery is completely dead.
Kwa bahati mbaya, betri ya simu yangu imeisha.
Unfortunately, my phone's battery has run out.
Ningepika mchicha na mchele sasa hivi, isipokuwa gesi imeisha.
I would cook spinach and rice right now, except that the gas has run out.
Akiwa anatoka famasi, baba alinunua dawa ya meno kwa sababu ile ya nyumbani ilikuwa imeisha.
As he was leaving the pharmacy, father bought toothpaste because the one at home had run out.
Juma alinunua vocha mbili, lakini bando lake liliisha kabla ya jioni.
Juma bought two airtime vouchers, but his internet bundle ran out before evening.
Salio langu limeisha, kwa hiyo siwezi kukupigia simu sasa.
My phone balance has run out, so I cannot call you right now.
Bando la intaneti limeisha, kwa hiyo siwezi kutumia mtandao sasa.
The internet bundle has run out, so I cannot use the internet now.
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