Usages of fulana
Kaka huvaa shati la mikono mirefu kazini, lakini nyumbani huvaa fulana tu.
Brother wears a long-sleeved shirt at work, but at home he wears only a T-shirt.
Leo mimi navaa fulana nyekundu nyumbani.
Today I am wearing a red T-shirt at home.
Leo nimevaa fulana nyepesi nyumbani.
Today I am wearing a light T-shirt at home.
Dada yangu anapenda blauzi ya njano kuliko fulana nyeusi.
My sister likes a yellow blouse more than a black T-shirt.
Fulana ikikauka, nitaiweka kabatini.
If the T-shirt dries, I will put it in the cupboard.
Leo nimevaa fulana nyumbani, lakini dada yangu amevaa blauzi na skafu.
Today I am wearing a T-shirt at home, but my sister is wearing a blouse and a scarf.
Akiwa amevaa skafu ya bluu juu ya fulana yake, Asha anatoka nyumbani mapema.
Wearing a blue scarf over her T-shirt, Asha leaves home early.
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