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47 [forty-seven]

Preparing a trip

Preparing a trip

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shirye-shiryen tafiya

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You have to pack our suitcase! Do-- -e k- sh---a--kw---n -u! D___ n_ k_ s_____ a______ m__ D-l- n- k- s-i-y- a-w-t-n m-! ----------------------------- Dole ne ku shirya akwatin mu! 0
Don’t forget anything! Kar--u -an---d- k-mai! K__ k_ m____ d_ k_____ K-r k- m-n-a d- k-m-i- ---------------------- Kar ku manta da komai! 0
You need a big suitcase! K-na-bu-atar ---b---ak-a-i! K___ b______ b_____ a______ K-n- b-ƙ-t-r b-b-a- a-w-t-! --------------------------- Kuna buƙatar babban akwati! 0
Don’t forget your passport! K---- ---t--f-s----in k-! K__ a m____ f____ d__ k__ K-r a m-n-a f-s-o d-n k-! ------------------------- Kar a manta fasfo din ku! 0
Don’t forget your ticket! Ka- -- m-n-a--ik--i- -irgi- s-m-! K__ k_ m____ t______ j_____ s____ K-r k- m-n-a t-k-t-n j-r-i- s-m-! --------------------------------- Kar ku manta tikitin jirgin sama! 0
Don’t forget your traveller’s cheques / traveler’s checks (am.)! Kar-a -an---da-c-k-----ata-iy-! K__ a m____ d_ c__ n_ m________ K-r a m-n-a d- c-k n- m-t-f-y-! ------------------------------- Kar a manta da cak na matafiya! 0
Take some suntan lotion with you. Kaw- -a-ku-ar ra-a. K___ g_______ r____ K-w- g-r-u-a- r-n-. ------------------- Kawo garkuwar rana. 0
Take the sun-glasses with you. Ɗa-k--t--arau ------a ku. Ɗ____ t______ t___ d_ k__ Ɗ-u-i t-b-r-u t-r- d- k-. ------------------------- Ɗauki tabarau tare da ku. 0
Take the sun hat with you. Ɗ--ki-hu--r rana--a---da ku. Ɗ____ h____ r___ t___ d_ k__ Ɗ-u-i h-l-r r-n- t-r- d- k-. ---------------------------- Ɗauki hular rana tare da ku. 0
Do you want to take a road map? K--a-s- ----auk- tas--ra--h-nya----e-d- k-? K___ s_ k_ ɗ____ t_______ h____ t___ d_ k__ K-n- s- k- ɗ-u-i t-s-i-a- h-n-a t-r- d- k-? ------------------------------------------- Kuna so ku ɗauki taswirar hanya tare da ku? 0
Do you want to take a travel guide? K----so--u -a-k- jago-a tar--d- --? K___ s_ k_ ɗ____ j_____ t___ d_ k__ K-n- s- k- ɗ-u-i j-g-r- t-r- d- k-? ----------------------------------- Kuna so ku ɗauki jagora tare da ku? 0
Do you want to take an umbrella? Kun- ----u ɗa-ki-----a--are -----? K___ s_ k_ ɗ____ l____ t___ d_ k__ K-n- s- k- ɗ-u-i l-i-a t-r- d- k-? ---------------------------------- Kuna so ku ɗauki laima tare da ku? 0
Remember to take pants, shirts and socks. K- yi--un---n---ndo--r--a----fa. K_ y_ t______ w_____ r____ s____ K- y- t-n-n-n w-n-o- r-g-, s-f-. -------------------------------- Ka yi tunanin wando, riga, safa. 0
Remember to take ties, belts and sports jackets. Y- la-ka-i d- h--in g-iw-, b--,--ak-t. Y_ l______ d_ h____ g_____ b___ j_____ Y- l-a-a-i d- h-ɗ-n g-i-a- b-l- j-k-t- -------------------------------------- Yi laakari da haɗin gwiwa, bel, jaket. 0
Remember to take pyjamas, nightgowns and t-shirts. Ka -i ---ani- ka--n ba-c-,-r-ga- ba----d--t--hirts. K_ y_ t______ k____ b_____ r____ b____ d_ t________ K- y- t-n-n-n k-y-n b-c-i- r-g-r b-c-i d- t-s-i-t-. --------------------------------------------------- Ka yi tunanin kayan bacci, rigar bacci da t-shirts. 0
You need shoes, sandals and boots. Ku-a b---ta- ----lma- t-k---a-------alma. K___ b______ t_______ t______ d_ t_______ K-n- b-ƙ-t-r t-k-l-a- t-k-l-a d- t-k-l-a- ----------------------------------------- Kuna buƙatar takalma, takalma da takalma. 0
You need handkerchiefs, soap and a nail clipper. Kuna---ƙ-tar -yal--n ---arda,---b-lu d- alma----i n--ƙ-sa. K___ b______ k______ t_______ s_____ d_ a________ n_ ƙ____ K-n- b-ƙ-t-r k-a-l-n t-k-r-a- s-b-l- d- a-m-k-s-i n- ƙ-s-. ---------------------------------------------------------- Kuna buƙatar kyallen takarda, sabulu da almakashi na ƙusa. 0
You need a comb, a toothbrush and toothpaste. K--a b----a---sef---g--e g-ge da--a---og- b---. K___ b______ t_____ g___ g___ d_ m__ g___ b____ K-n- b-ƙ-t-r t-e-e- g-g- g-g- d- m-n g-g- b-k-. ----------------------------------------------- Kuna buƙatar tsefe, goge goge da man goge baki. 0

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