tikitimaji

Usages of tikitimaji

Sokoni, tulinunua tikitimaji kubwa na matango mawili kwa saladi.
At the market, we bought a big watermelon and two cucumbers for salad.
Tikitimaji likiwa limepozwa, huwa tamu zaidi siku ya joto.
When watermelon has been chilled, it is sweeter on a hot day.
Muuzaji wa matunda sokoni anauza tikitimaji na papai.
The fruit seller at the market sells watermelon and papaya.
Mama amekata tango na tikitimaji kwa ajili ya chakula cha mchana.
Mother has cut cucumber and watermelon for lunch.
Wakiwa wamekata tango na tikitimaji, watoto walipeleka sinia mezani.
After cutting cucumber and watermelon, the children carried the tray to the table.
Si kwamba tikitimaji si tamu, bali papai na zabibu zimeiva vizuri zaidi wiki hii.
It’s not that watermelon is not sweet, but the papaya and grapes have ripened better this week.
Ama utakula mtindi sasa, ama utaweka tikitimaji ndani ya jokofu hadi jioni.
Either you will eat the yogurt now, or you will put the watermelon in the refrigerator until evening.
Mama alileta mtindi baridi na vipande vya tikitimaji baada ya chakula cha mchana.
Mother brought cold yogurt and slices of watermelon after lunch.
Ukiona papai bado ni bichi, kata tikitimaji na uweke zabibu pembeni.
If you see that the papaya is still unripe, cut the watermelon and put the grapes on the side.
Dada yangu anapenda tikitimaji zaidi kuliko papai, lakini mimi napendelea zabibu.
My sister likes watermelon more than papaya, but I prefer grapes.
Rahma alikula kipande cha tikitimaji baada ya chakula cha mchana.
Rahma ate a slice of watermelon after lunch.
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