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Millie has a dog. | Millie ana mbwa. |
Millie is eating bread. | Millie anakula mkate. |
Millie is listening to music. | Millie anasikiliza muziki. |
Millie is eating a banana. | Millie anakula ndizi. |
Millie has a book. | Millie ana kitabu. |
Millie is reading her book. | Millie anasoma kitabu chake. |
I'm reading my book. | Ninasoma kitabu changu. |
I'm going on a trip. | Ninaenda katika safari. |
Millie is eating an apple. | Millie anakula tufaha. |
Millie isn't eating an apple. | Millie hali tufaha. |
I like your body. | Ninapenda mwili wako. |
You don't have brown eyes. | Huna macho ya kahawia. |
He doesn't have a gun. | Yeye hana bunduki. |
Does she have a new computer? | Je, ana kompyuta npya? |
The girl has a white horse. | Msichana ana farasi nyeupe. |
She has red flowers. | Ana maua mekundu. |
The boy has a horse. | Mvulana ana farasi. |
We didn't come. | Hatukuja. |
The book isn't new. | Kitabu si kipya. |
Your cat is black. | Paka wako ni mweusi. |
I have a Twitter account. | Nina akaunti ya Twitter. |
My brother has a Twitter account. | Ndugu yangu ana akaunti ya Twitter. |
I want to go fishing. | Ninataka kwenda uvuvi. |
The library is to the right. | Maktaba ni upande wa kulia. |
The library is to the left. | Maktaba ni upande wa kushoto. |
I will say. | Nitasema. |
She attacked the enemy. | Alishambulia adui. |
I can read. | Ninaweza kusoma. |
There are students in the library. | Kuna wanafunzi maktabani. |
What can we drink? | Tunaweza kunywa nini? |
I don't want to go to the bank. | Sitaki kwenda benki. |
The students sit at the desk. | Wanafunzi wanakaa mezani. |
I'm Tibetan. | Mimi ni Mtibeti. |
I'm not Tibetan. | Mimi si Mtibeti. |
That was a very sad story. | Hiyo ilikuwa hadithi ya kusikitika sana. |
Hamisi uses sugar. | Hamisi anatumia sukari. |
Hamisi wants sugar. | Hamisi anataka sukari. |
My friend wants sugar. | Rafiki yangu anataka sukari. |
My friend wants milk. | Rafiki yangu anataka maziwa. |
My friend uses sugar. | Rafiki yangu anatumia sukari. |
Hamisi doesn't want sugar. | Hamisi hapendi sukari. |
Hamisi doesn't use sugar. | Hamisi hatumii sukari. |
Hamisi doesn't use milk. | Hamisi hatumii maziwa. |
My friend doesn't use milk. | Rafiki yangu hatumii maziwa. |
My friend doesn't use sugar. | Rafiki yangu hatumii sukari. |
My friend doesn't want sugar. | Rafiki yangu hapendi sukari. |
The children use sugar. | Watoto wanatumia sukari. |
There is not enough bread. | Mkate hautoshi. |
There is not enough milk. | Maziwa hayatoshi. |
There is not enough fruit. | Matunda hayatoshi. |
There are not enough oranges. | Machungwa hayatoshi. |
There are not enough mangoes. | Maembe hayatoshi. |
There are not enough mangoes. | Embe hazitoshi. |
There's not enough food. | Chakula hakitoshi. |
There is not enough butter. | Siagi haitoshi. |
There is not enough meat. | Nyama haitoshi. |
There is not enough tea. | Chai haitoshi. |
There is not enough coffee. | Kahawa haitoshi. |
There is not enough gruel. | Uji hautoshi. |
There are not enough bananas. | Ndizi hazitoshi. |
I want to be an actress. | Ninataka kuwa mchezaji. |
He is not a child. | Yeye si mtoto. |
Give me fire. | Nipe moto. |
He brought me coffee. | Alinileta kahawa. |
It is Anita's house. | Ni nyumba ya Anita. |
This is my third week. | Hii ni wiki yangu ya tatu. |
She's boiling eggs in the kitchen. | Anachemka mayai jikoni. |
I sleep naked. | Nalala uchi. |
There are islands in the sea. | Kuna visiwa katika bahari. |
The fish can swim. | Samaki anaweza kuogelea. |
There are a lot of big cities in Brazil. | Kuna miji mingi mikubwa katika Brazil. |
The Russian language is a Slavic language spoken natively in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, and is widely used, although without official imprimatur, in Latvia, Estonia and many other countries that form the constituent republics of the former Soviet Union. | Lugha ya kirusi ni lugha ya kislavoni inayoongelewa kama lugha ya asili huko Urusi, Belarusi, Ukraine, Kazakhstan na Kyrgyzstan, na pia inatumika sana, ijapokuwa si kama lugha rasmi huko Latvia, Estonia na nchi nyingine nyingi zilizokuwa ni jamhuri katika Umoja wa Sovieti wa zamani. |
It's not that simple. | Si rahisi hivyo. |
Burj Khalifa is currently the tallest skyscraper in the world. | Kwa sasa, Burj Khalifa ni jengo refu zaidi duniani. |
I'm in the kitchen. | Nipo jikoni. |
Where is Mary? | Mary yuko wapi? |
Where is Tom? | Tom yuko wapi? |
Where's Tom? | Tom yuko wapi? |
Look at that photo. | Tizama hii picha. |
This is my cat. | Hii paka ni yangu. |
The boy is jumping. | Mvulana anaruka. |
The horse is jumping. | Farasi anaruka. |
What's your name? | Jina lako ni nani? |
Hello, what's your name? | Jambo, jina lako ni nani? |
I don't understand you. | Sikuelewi. |
I don't understand. | Sielewi. |
I drink water. | Nanywa maji. |
Where are the books? | Vitabu viko wapi? |
It doesn't matter. | Sawa. |
No worries. | Hakuna matata. |
All of these sentences need a full stop. | Sentensi hizi zote zinahitaji kikomo. |
I don't know you. | Sikujui. |
I want bread. | Ninataka mkate. |
Tláloc likes to travel. | Tlaloc anapenda kusafiri. |
Tláloc likes travelling. | Tlaloc anapenda kusafiri. |
Water is life. | Maji ni uhai. |
Languages have hard words. | Lugha zina maneno magumu. |
If he had had time, he would have gone. | Angalikuwa na nafasi angalikwenda. |
I ate eggs yesterday. | Nilikula mayai jana. |
My children live in New York. | Watoto wangu wanaishi katika New York. |