ukutani

on the wall

Usages of ukutani

• Priza hii haifanyi kazi; tumia priza iliyo ukutani pale.: This socket does not work; use the one on the wall there.
• Tafadhali bandika tangazo ukutani.: Please stick the notice on the wall.
• Bango jipya litawekwa ukutani kesho asubuhi.: The new banner will be placed on the wall tomorrow morning.
• Je, umeona grafu yetu mpya ukutani?: Have you seen our new graph on the wall?
• Niliona ufa mdogo ukutani karibu na dari.: I saw a small crack in the wall near the ceiling.
• Kabla sijaondoka nyumbani, mimi huangalia kalenda ukutani.: Before I leave home, I usually look at the calendar on the wall.
• Je, umeona tangazo jipya ukutani kuhusu ratiba ya mazoezi ya viungo?: Have you seen the new notice on the wall about the schedule of physical exercises?
• Ukitazama ukutani, utaona tangazo jipya linaloonyesha ni siku gani tutafanya mtihani wa mwisho.: If you look on the wall, you will see a new notice that shows on which day we will do the final exam.
• Nilikuwa nikitazama saa ya ukutani nilipomsikia mtoto akibisha mlango akisema “hodi”.: I was looking at the wall clock when I heard the child knocking at the door saying “hodi”.
• Tangazo linaloonyesha bei ya chai limebandikwa ukutani.: The notice that shows the price of tea has been posted on the wall.
• Saa ya ukutani ni nzuri.: The clock on the wall is nice.
• Ratiba ya mitihani imetundikwa ukutani, karibu na saa ya ukutani.: The exam schedule has been hung on the wall, near the wall clock.
• Bango la sherehe litatundikwa ukutani leo jioni.: The banner for the celebration will be hung on the wall this evening.
• Msisahau kutazama kalenda ya ukutani ili mjue tarehe ya mtihani ujao.: Don’t forget to look at the calendar on the wall so that you know the date of the next exam.
• Mwalimu alisema tutakapomaliza mtihani, majibu yataonyeshwa ukutani kwa kila darasa.: The teacher said that when we finish the exam, the answers will be shown on the wall for each class.
• Kalenda ya ukutani hutusaidia kujua likizo zote za shule.: The wall calendar helps us know all the school holidays.

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