This video teaches essential English verbs related to daily activities including cooking (cook, cooking, cooked), eating (eat, eating, ate), drinking (drink, drinking, drank), and sleeping (sleep, sleeping, slept), with examples demonstrating how to use these verbs in various tenses and contexts for everyday communication.
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English - Somali Verbs | Master Everyday Verbs with Listening Practice
Added:cook cook cook >> kidding kidding >> What did she cook?
What did she cook?
What did she cook?
>> Makhai kirine sai.
Makhai kirine sai.
>> I am cooking dinner.
I am cooking dinner.
I am cooking dinner.
>> Wahan kirine ya asho.
Wahan kirine ya asho.
>> He cooks very well.
He cooks very well.
He cooks very well.
>> Sifiyan ayuwah ukiriya.
Sifiyan ayuwah ukiriya.
>> Can you cook rice?
Can you cook rice?
Can you cook rice?
>> Makhai kirine kasta baris.
Makhai kirine kasta baris.
>> My mother is cooking fish.
My mother is cooking fish.
My mother is cooking fish.
>> Hoiya de wahai kirine sai kalun.
Hoiya de wahai kirine sai kalun.
>> What are you cooking today?
What are you cooking today?
What are you cooking today?
>> Mahad manta kirine sai.
Mahad manta kirine sai.
>> She cooked delicious food.
She cooked delicious food.
She cooked delicious food.
We are cooking together.
We are cooking together.
We are cooking together.
Cook the meat well.
Cook the meat well.
Cook the meat well.
Who cooked this meal?
Who cooked this meal?
Who cooked this meal?
I don't know how to cook.
I don't know how to cook.
I don't know how to cook.
Please cook some vegetables.
Please cook some vegetables.
Please cook some vegetables.
I love cooking for my family.
I love cooking for my family.
I love cooking for my family.
>> Eat.
Eat.
Eat.
What are you eating?
What are you eating?
What are you eating?
I am eating breakfast.
I am eating breakfast.
I am eating breakfast.
She eats very slowly.
She eats very slowly.
She eats very slowly.
He eats too much.
He eats too much.
He eats too much.
Let's eat together.
Let's eat together.
Let's eat together.
Have you eaten yet?
Have you eaten yet?
Have you eaten yet?
They are eating lunch.
They are eating lunch.
They are eating lunch.
Eat your food.
Eat your food.
Eat your food.
What did you eat yesterday?
What did you eat yesterday?
What did you eat yesterday?
I don't want to eat now.
I don't want to eat now.
I don't want to eat now.
She ate all the fruit.
She ate all the fruit.
She ate all the fruit.
We usually eat at home.
We usually eat at home.
We usually eat at home.
The children are eating happily.
The children are eating happily.
The children are eating happily.
Who ate my cake?
Who ate my cake?
Who ate my cake?
Drink.
Drink.
Drink.
Can I have something to drink?
Can I have something to drink?
Can I have something to drink?
She drank all the milk.
She drank all the milk.
She drank all the milk.
What would you like to drink?
What would you like to drink?
What would you like to drink?
I need a glass of water.
I need a glass of water.
I need a glass of water.
Drink more water every day.
Drink more water every day.
Drink more water every day.
The boy is drinking milk.
The boy is drinking milk.
The boy is drinking milk.
She forgot to drink her medicine.
She forgot to drink her medicine.
She forgot to drink her medicine.
We stopped to drink some tea.
We stopped to drink some tea.
We stopped to drink some tea.
He drank from the bottle.
He drank from the bottle.
He drank from the bottle.
Who drank my tea?
Who drank my tea?
Who drank my tea?
Sleep.
Sleep.
Sleep.
Did you sleep well last night?
Did you sleep well last night?
Did you sleep well last night?
Go to sleep early tonight.
Go to sleep early tonight.
Go to sleep early tonight.
She couldn't sleep because of the noise.
She couldn't sleep because of the noise.
She couldn't sleep because of the noise.
I only slept for 4 hours.
I only slept for 4 hours.
I only slept for 4 hours.
Don't fall asleep in class.
Don't fall asleep in class.
Don't fall asleep in class.
He sleeps with the window open.
He sleeps with the window open.
He sleeps with the window open.
Are the children sleeping?
Are the children sleeping?
Are the children sleeping?
I need some sleep.
I need some sleep.
I need some sleep.
She went to bed late.
She went to bed late.
She went to bed late.
Why didn't you sleep?
Why didn't you sleep?
Why didn't you sleep?
He was sleeping when I called.
He was sleeping when I called.
He was sleeping when I called.
My father is still sleeping.
My father is still sleeping.
My father is still sleeping.
Wake me up before you go.
Wake me up before you go.
Wake me up before you go.
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