shajara

the diary

Usages of shajara

• Nimeanza kuandika shajara binafsi kila usiku ili kukumbuka mawazo yangu.: I have started writing a personal diary every night so that I remember my thoughts.
• Mimi ninasoma shajara yangu jioni.: I read my diary in the evening.
• Nikisoma shajara yangu ya zamani, naona jinsi malengo yangu yalivyobadilika.: When I read my old diary, I see how my goals have changed.
• Ninaandika shajara yangu kila usiku ili niandike hisia zangu kwa uwazi.: I write in my diary every night so that I write my feelings clearly.
• Kulingana na shajara yangu, wiki hii nimekuwa nikijisikia mwenye nguvu kuliko wiki iliyopita.: According to my diary, this week I have been feeling stronger than last week.
• Kabla sijalala leo, nitaandika ndoto hiyo kwenye shajara yangu binafsi.: Before I sleep today, I will write that dream in my personal diary.
• Baada ya mtihani, kila mwanafunzi alipata dakika chache kujiandikia maoni yake mwenyewe katika shajara au daftari.: After the exam, each student got a few minutes to write his or her own thoughts in a diary or notebook.
• Leo jioni, ninataka kujiandikia ndoto yangu katika shajara yangu binafsi.: This evening, I want to write my dream for myself in my personal diary.
• Nikifaulu mtihani huu, mimi nitaandika shajara yangu kwa furaha.: If I pass this exam, I will write in my diary with joy.
• Baada ya chakula cha jioni, mimi hukaa kwenye kochi na kuandika ndoto zangu katika shajara.: After dinner, I usually sit on the sofa and write my dreams in my diary.
• Sasa dada yangu haandiki shajara; anasoma kitabu cha hadithi.: Right now my sister is not writing her diary; she is reading a storybook.
• Kila ninapoandika shajara, ninasikia moyo wangu umetulia.: Whenever I write in my diary, I feel my heart is calm.
• Kila mara ninapoandika shajara, ninajisikia tulivu nyumbani.: Every time I write in my diary, I feel calm at home.
• Kila ninapoandika shajara yangu, ninataja ndoto ndogo na malengo makubwa ya baadaye.: Whenever I write in my diary, I mention small dreams and big goals for the future.
• Kila wikendi, wajukuu wa bibi huandika shajara fupi kuhusu siku yao.: Every weekend, grandmother’s grandchildren write a short diary about their day.
• Mazoea ya kuandika shajara kila usiku ni muhimu kwetu.: The habit of writing a diary every night is important for us.
• Ninapokukumbuka, ninapenda kuandika katika shajara yangu.: When I remember you, I like to write in my diary.

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