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15 Cards in this Set
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Prepositional Verb?
-pika |
-pikia (to cook for someone)
Emily alipikia maandazi kwa Jamie. Emily cooked maandazi for Jamie. |
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-lipa |
-lipia (to pay for someone)
Baba atalipia ada zangu za shule. Dad will pay my school fees. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-tengeneza |
-tengenezea (to fix for)
Mtengenezaji atakuja kutengenezea bafu yangu. The handyman is coming to fix my bathroom for me. |
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-tunza |
-tunzia (to raise/take care of someone/something for someone else)
Nitatunzia mmea wake mpaka anarudi. I will take care of her plant until she returns. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-andika |
-andikia (to write to someone)
Atamwandikia barua pepe leo. He will write her an email today. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-jenga |
-jengea (to build for)
Mama alimjengea nyumba mumewe. The mother built her husband a house. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-kosa |
-kosea (to make a mistake)
[-kosa (to miss, mistake)] Amekosea alipoendesha gari. He made a mistake while driving. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-leta |
-letea (to bring for someone)
Anakuletea chupa cha maji. He is bringing you the bottle of water. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-weka |
-wekea (to place for someone, keep for someone)
Atawekea kazi yangu ya nyumbani chini ya mlango wa Mwalimu. She will put my homework underneath the teacher's door. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-tembea |
-tembelea (to visit)
Nimefurahi sana utanitembelea Jumamosi! I'm so happy you're coming to visit me on Saturday! |
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Prepositional Verb?
-lia |
-lilia (to cry for something, someone)
Mchanga analilia mamake. The young child is crying for her mother. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-fungua |
-fungulia (to open for someone)
Alifungulia mlango mimi. He opened the door for me. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-nunua |
-nunulia (to buy for someone)
Kelly atanunulia zawadi familia yake. Kelly will buy gifts for his family. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-sema |
-semea (speak for someone--on their behalf)
Rais anawasemea wananchi wa Marekani. The president speaks on behalf of the citizens of America. |
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Prepositional Verb?
-pokea |
-pokelea (receive for someone)
Utanipokelea kitabu changu itakapofika. You will recieve my book for me when it arrives. |
