From Duolingo:

• Huyu ni mwalimu wangu wa Kiswahili. – This is my Swahili teacher.
• Hawa ni walimu wetu wa Kiswahili. – These are our Kiswahili teachers.
• Nimeshamwambia yule! – I already told him/her.
• Unataka viti vile? – Do you want those chairs?
• Maembe haya yameharibika. – Those mangoes have spoiled.
• Ninahitaji kutumia ufunguo huu? – Do I need to use this key?
• Alipoteza barua zile zamani. – He lost those letters a long time ago.
• Huyu ni mtoto. This is a child.
• Mto huu ni mrefu. – This river is long.
• Hiki ni chakula kitamu. – This is delicious food.
• Hii ni simu. – This is a phone.
• Hili ni tunda. – This is a fruit.
• Hii ni picha yake. – This is her picture.
• Huu ni mkono. – This is an arm.
• Ile ni nyumba yetu. – That is our house.
• Yule ni dada yake. – That is her sister.
• Ule ni mche. – That is a seedling.
• Lile ni shati zuri. – That is a good shirt.
• Kile ni kijiko kichafu. – That is a dirty spoon.
• Ule ni mlango. – That is a door.
• Lile ni jembe. – That is a hoe.

From Duolingo:

• Tumelewa. – We are drunk.
• Wamechoka. – They are tired.
• Nimekasirika sana kwa sababu mwizi ameiba pesa zangu. – I am very angry because a thief stole my money.
• Umefurahi sana kupata zawadi nzuri. – You are very happy to get a nice gift.
• Amehuzunika mno kwa sababu mama yake alifariki jana. – He is very bereaved because his mother died yesterday.
• Bob hajafurahi kwa sababu amekula ugali baridi. – Bob is not happy because he ate cold stiff porridge.
• Dora na Bob hawajashangaa kuwaona twiga Mikumi. – Dora and Bob were not shocked to see giraffes in Mikumi.
• Umelewa. – You are drunk.
• Umehuzunika. – You are grieved.
• Kwa nini umechoka? – Why are you tired?
• Umefurahi – You are happy
• Umefadhaika – You are depressed
• Wameshtuka – They are startled
• Umekasirika – You are angry
• Tumesikitika – We are disappointed
• Umechelewa – You are late