From Duolingo:
- Wana chakula. – They have food.
- Hawana wanafunzi. – They don’t have students.
- Huna misumari. – You don’t have nails.
- Hana mikuki. – He doesn’t have spears.
- Hatuna matunda. – We don’t have fruit.
- Sina chakula. – I don’t have food.
- Ana maembe. – He has mangoes.
- Una machungwa. – You have oranges.
- Hana watoto. – He doesn’t have children.
- Sina mtoto. – I don’t have a baby.
- Hatuna ndizi leo. – We don’t have bananas today.
- Wana matunda. – They have fruit.
- Huna mipira. – You don’t have balls.
- Hawana wazazi. – They don’t have parents.
- Hatuna nyama ya mbuzi. – We don’t have goat meat.
- Wana meza. – They have a table.
From Duolingo:
- nina – I have
- una – you have
- ana – she/he has
- tuna – we have
- mna – you (pl) have
- wana – they have
- Sasa nina kalamu moja. – Now I have one pen.
- Sasa una bustani. – Now you have a garden.
- Ana malaria. – She/He has malaria.
- Leo tuna mgeni. – Today we have a guest.
- Mna shida? – Do you (plural) have a problem?
- Wana maembe mengi! – They have a lot of mangoes!
- Sina bustani. – I don’t have a garden.
- Huna shida. – You don’t have a problem.
- Hana virusi. – She/He doesn’t have a virus.
- Hatuna malaria. – We don’t have malaria.
- Hamna kalamu. – You (pl) don’t have a pen.
- Hawana chakula. – They don’t have food.
From Duolingo:
- takataka – garbage
- dirisha – window
- moto – fire
- Ninakula na sahani. – I eat on a plate,
- Ninaosha ndoo leo asubuhi. – I am washing the bucket this morning.
- Juma anasafisha bafu leo. – Juma is cleaning the bathroom today.
- Ninafua nguo na sabuni. – I wash the clothes with soap.
- Jamila anafagia choo. – Jamila is sweeping the bathroom.
- Faridi anaosha sufuria. – Faridi washes the pots.
- Wanaosha ndoo na sabuni. – They wash the bucket with soap.
- Tunapika na moto. – We cook with fire.
- Takataka ni mbaya. – Garbage is bad.
- Sipendi takataka. – I don’t like garbage.
- Unaosha vyombo? – Are you washing the dishes?
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