Usages of zabibu
Watoto wanapenda kula zabibu na papai baada ya chakula cha mchana.
The children like to eat grapes and papaya after lunch.
Kwenye kikapu, kuna tufaha, zabibu, na papai kwa ajili ya wageni.
In the basket, there are apples, grapes, and papaya for the guests.
Mchuuzi wa matunda nje ya shule alimwuzia shemeji yangu papai na zabibu.
The fruit vendor outside the school sold my in-law papaya and grapes.
Mchuuzi wa matunda anauza papai na zabibu sokoni.
The fruit vendor sells papaya and grapes at the market.
Sokoni, tulinunua papai moja na zabibu kidogo kwa wageni.
At the market, we bought one papaya and some grapes for the guests.
Ukikata papai na kuweka zabibu pembeni, watoto watafurahi baada ya chakula.
If you cut the papaya and put the grapes on the side, the children will be happy after the meal.
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.
Sokoni, tulinunua papai moja, zabibu kidogo, na matango mawili kwa ajili ya saladi.
At the market, we bought one papaya, some grapes, and two cucumbers for the salad.
Nilimwona dada akichanganya mtindi na zabibu, kana kwamba anafanya mchanganyiko maalum.
I saw my sister mixing yogurt and grapes, as if she were making a special mixture.
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.
Wanapoenda sokoni, hununua papai na zabibu kwa ajili ya watoto.
When they go to the market, they buy papaya and grapes for the children.
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