Questions & Answers about Sufuria haina kifuniko.
You can say:
Je, sufuria ina kifuniko?
or simply use rising intonation:
Sufuria ina kifuniko?
Just replace the negative haina with the affirmative ina:
Sufuria ina kifuniko.
“Sufuria” as a class 9/10 noun is the same in singular and plural. For plural you use the class 10 subject prefix zi-, and its negative is ha- + zi- + -na = hazina. Also use the plural vifuniko. So:
Sufuria hazina vifuniko.
Yes. That focuses on existence rather than possession. You’d say:
Hakuna kifuniko kwenye sufuria.
Literally “There is no lid on/at the pot.” Both sentences are correct but highlight different angles (possession vs. existence).
Add a demonstrative after sufuria:
“This pot has no lid.” → Sufuria hii haina kifuniko.
“That pot has no lid.” → Sufuria hiyo haina kifuniko.