Usages of sinki
Panguza sinki kwa sponji safi, kisha osha sahani.
Wipe the sink with a clean sponge, then wash the plates.
Sinki likiziba, tumia sponji na maji ya moto kulisafisha.
If the sink clogs, use a sponge and hot water to clean it.
Usisahau kuweka mswaki wako karibu na sinki, na ukate kucha zako wikendi hii.
Do not forget to keep your toothbrush near the sink, and cut your nails this weekend.
Msisahau kuweka mswaki karibu na sinki; manukato yenu yawe kabatini.
Do not forget to keep your toothbrush near the sink; let your perfume be in the cupboard.
Tafadhali weka sabuni ya kuosha mikono karibu na sinki.
Please put the hand soap near the sink.
Daktari alimwambia mtoto, “Tema mate kwenye sinki.”
The doctor told the child, “Spit the saliva into the sink.”
Baada ya kupiga mswaki, tema mate kwenye sinki.
After brushing your teeth, spit the saliva into the sink.
Dada yangu aliweka mswaki wake karibu na sinki na chupa ya shampuu bafuni.
My sister put her toothbrush near the sink and the bottle of shampoo in the bathroom.
Mama alimwona mende mmoja karibu na sinki jana usiku.
Mother saw one cockroach near the sink last night.
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