koti

the coat

Usages of koti

• Dada yangu anapenda kuvaa koti jeusi lenye mifuko mingi.: My sister likes to wear a black coat that has many pockets.
• Mimi ninavaa koti hili jioni kwa sababu kuna baridi.: I am wearing this coat in the evening because it is cold.
• Baba alisema nivue koti langu lenye unyevu kabla ya kukaa sebuleni.: Father said I should take off my damp coat before sitting in the living room.
• Ukimwona mtoto amevaa koti zito ndani ya nyumba, mwambie alivue kabla hajapata joto sana.: If you see the child wearing a heavy coat inside the house, tell him/her to take it off before he/she gets too hot.
• Zipu ya koti lako iko wazi, na kola ya blauzi yako imekunjika.: The zipper of your coat is open, and the collar of your blouse is folded.
• Kabla ya sherehe, Asha alisafisha kola ya shati lake na kufunga zipu ya koti mpaka juu.: Before the celebration, Asha cleaned the collar of her shirt and zipped her coat all the way up.
• Baada ya kupiga mswaki, nilifunga zipu ya koti langu, nikachukua mkoba, na nikatoka kwenda kazini bila kuchelewa.: After brushing my teeth, I zipped up my coat, took my bag, and left for work without being late.
• Wakati wa joto, mimi ninapendelea shati nyembamba kuliko koti zito.: In hot weather, I prefer a thin shirt to a heavy coat.
• Nimefunga zipu ya koti langu kwa sababu kuna baridi.: I have zipped up my coat because it is cold.
• Kuna baridi asubuhi, kwa hiyo funga zipu ya koti lako mpaka juu.: It is cold in the morning, so zip your coat all the way up.
• Asha alifunga zipu ya koti lake kabla ya kuingia darasani.: Asha zipped up her coat before entering the classroom.
• Zipu ya koti langu imeharibika, na kola ya blauzi yako imekunjika.: The zipper of my coat is broken, and the collar of your blouse is folded.
• Usipoifunga zipu ya koti lako, utahisi baridi asubuhi.: If you do not fasten the zipper of your coat, you will feel cold in the morning.
• Koti la Asha lilining’inizwa kwenye ndoano nyuma ya mlango, lakini baba bado anatafuta spana yake.: Asha’s coat was hung on the hook behind the door, but father is still looking for his wrench.
• Mtoto amevaa sandaali na kaptula, lakini zipu ya koti lake iko wazi na kola yake imekunjika.: The child is wearing sandals and shorts, but the zipper of his/her coat is open and the collar is folded.
• Nimefunga zipu ya koti langu, lakini kola ya blauzi ya Amina bado imekunjika.: I have zipped up my coat, but the collar of Amina’s blouse is still folded.
• Akiwa amefunga zipu ya koti na kuvaa skafu vizuri, baba hakuhisi baridi ya asubuhi.: With his coat zipped up and his scarf on properly, father did not feel the morning cold.
• Leo kuna baridi kidogo, kwa hiyo Amina amevaa skafu juu ya blauzi yake na amefunga zipu ya koti.: It is a little cold today, so Amina is wearing a scarf over her blouse and has zipped up her coat.
• Zipu ya koti lake imeharibika, na kola ya blauzi yake imekunjika.: The zipper of her coat is broken, and the collar of her blouse is folded.

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