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Articles and sentences translated by BBC Hausa. [1]. Using http://regexr.com (/\w+/g | <html>$&</html>), one can easily make each word [[linkable]]. This will show you words that have been defined (in blue) and words that are missing pages/definitions.

Amfanin iya harsuna biyu <> The amazing benefits of being bilingual change

Amfanin iya harsuna biyu [2]	The amazing benefits of being bilingual [3]
Mafi yawan mutanen duniya na iya magana da harshe fiye da daya, abinda ke nuna an gina kwakwalwar mutane kan magana da harsuna da dama.	Most people in the world speak more than one language, suggesting the human brain evolved to work in multiple tongues.
Idan haka ne, wadanda ke amfani da harshe daya tak sun yi asara ke nan?	If so, asks Gaia Vince, are those of us who speak only one language missing out?
A wani shagon shan kofi	In a cafe
da ke kudancin London,	in south London,
wasu leburori	two construction workers
na hira cikin nishadi.	are engaged in cheerful banter,
Lokaci-lokaci su kan kyalkyale da dariya.	tossing words back and forth. Their cutlery dances during more emphatic gesticulations and they occasionally break off into loud guffaws.
Da gani dai hirar mata su ke,	They are discussing a woman,
amma me su ke cewa ban sani ba.	that much is clear, but the details are lost on me.
Hirar ta su dai gwanin sha’awa ga mutum mai shisshigi iri na.	It's a shame, because their conversation looks fun and interesting, especially to a nosy person like me.
Sai dai ban iya yarensu ba.	But I don't speak their language.
Tsabar cusa kai ta sa na katse musu zancen	Out of curiosity, I interrupt them
na tambaye su wane yare su ke yi?	to ask what they are speaking.
Cikin murmushi sai su ka karba da harshen Ingilishi	With friendly smiles, they both switch easily to English,
cewa su 'yan Afrika ta Kudu ne	explaining that they are South Africans
kuma su na hira ne da harshen Xhosa.	and had been speaking Xhosa.
A garinsu, Johannesburg,	In Johannesburg, where they are from,
yawancin mutane na jin akalla harsuna biyar,	most people speak at least five languages,
in ji daya daga cikinsu, Theo Morris.	says one of them, Theo Morris.
Misali, mahaifiyar Theo ‘yar kabilar Sotho ce, babansa Zulu,	For example, Theo’s mother’s language is Sotho, his father’s is Zulu,
ya koyi Xhosa da Ndebele daga abokai da makwabta,	he learned Xhosa and Ndebele from his friends and neighbours,
yayinda ya koyi Ingilishi da Afrikaaans a makaranta.	and English and Afrikaans at school.
Ya kara da cewa; “Kafin na zo nan na zauna a Jamus, don haka na koyi Jamusanci.”	“I went to Germany before I came here, so I also speak German,” he adds.
Amma dai ya sha wuya kafin iya wadannan harsunan ko?	Was it easy to learn so many languages?
Cikin dariya ya ce; “Sam. Ba wata wuya.”	“Yes, it’s normal,” he laughs.
Da gaskiyarsa.	He’s right.
Fiye da rabin mutanen duniya su na jin akalla harsuna biyu.	Around the world, more than half of people – estimates vary from 60 to 75 percent – speak at least two languages.
Kasashe da dama na amfani da fiye da yare daya a matsayin harshen kasa – Afirka ta Kudu na amfani da 11.	Many countries have more than one official national language – South Africa has 11.
Ga shi kuma ana sa ran mutane su iya magana, karatu, da rubutu da daya daga cikin manyan harsunan duniya kamar su Ingilishi, Sinanci, Indiyanci, Spaniyanci da Larabci.	People are increasingly expected to speak, read and write at least one of a handful of “super” languages, such as English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish or Arabic, as well.
Don haka masu amfani da harshe daya tak,	So to be monolingual,
kamar mafi yawan masu amfani da Ingilishi a matsayin harshen asali,	as many native English speakers are,
‘yan tsiraru ne,	is to be in the minority,
kuma watakila ma su na tafka asara.	and perhaps to be missing out.
An gano cewa kwarewa a harsuna da dama	Multilingualism has been shown to
na da dimbin alfanu ta fuskar zamantakewa da halayya da samun damammaki a rayuwa.	have many social, psychological and lifestyle advantages.

Kun san illar rashin bacci <> How long can we stay awake change

Kun san illar rashin bacci? [4]	How long can we stay awake [5]
Za mu iya bijirewa duk wani abu da zai iya saka mu bacci na dan wani lokaci,	We can fight off the sandman for a while,
to amma fa idan tafiya ta yi tafiya,	but after a certain point,
rashin baccin na iya haifar da dan karamin tabin hankali - A wani lokaci ma har ya kai ga mutuwa. Kamar yadda Adam Hadhazy ya gano mana.	sleeplessness leads to temporary madness and – just maybe – death, discovers Adam Hadhazy.
Akwai mamaki a kan yadda muke gudanar da rayuwar mu.	It's surprising how we spend our lives.
Idan ka kai shekaru 78 a duniya, wani lissafi na cewa za ka shafe shekara tara kana kallon talabijin,	Reach your 78th birthday and according to some back-of-the-envelope calculations, you will have spent nine of those years watching television,
za ka shafe shekara hudu kana tukin mota,	four years driving a car,
kwanaki 92 kuma ka na ban ɗaki,	92 days on the toilet,
sannan za ka shafe kwanaki 48 kana jima'i.	and 48 days having sex.
To sai dai idan ana maganar abubuwan da ke ɗaukar lokaci,	But when it comes to time-consuming activities,
to akwai abin da ya sha gaba duk waɗannan.	there’s one that sits head and shoulders above them all.
Idan ka kai shekaru 78, akalla za ka shafe shekara 25 kana bacci.	Live to 78, and you may have spent around 25 years asleep.

Tambayar da ta gagari kimiyya? Me ya sa muke hamma? <> One of science's most baffling questions Why we yawn change

Tambayar da ta gagari kimiyya? Me ya sa muke hamma? [6]	How long can we stay awake [7]

Ko ka tsani mutane? To ga abun yi! <> Hate people Here are the jobs for you change

Ko ka tsani mutane? To ga abun yi! [8]	Hate people Here are the jobs for you] [9]
Tun kafin gari ya waye ne Josh Manheimer ya ke fara aiki kuma cikin tunani mai zurfi.	It’s before dawn and Josh Manheimer is already at work and deep in thought.
A yau ya duba irin kalmomin da suka da ce a yi amfani dasu wadanda za su zaburadda mutane su keta ambulan domin karanta wasiƙa da zarar an ajiye a kofar dakin su.	Today he’s imagining the perfect sentence that will make people tear open an envelope as soon as it hits their doormat.
Mutane masu zurfin ciki ba su cika buƙatar a yaba musu ba domin su ƙara himma,	Introverts need less praise from others in order to thrive,
kuma mutane ne masu matuƙar tunani a duk lokacin da suke yanke shawara.	show better attention to detail and are more conscientious decision makers.
A gidan gona dake Vermont a ƙasar Amurka, Manheimer ya rubuta abun da ya kira "tarkacen saƙonnin email".	From an isolated farmhouse in Vermont in the US, Manheimer writes what he unashamedly calls “junk mail”.
Shi dai ya na daga cikin wadanda suka shahara a duniya, domin da zarar ka latsa kalmar "direct mail copywriter" a manhajar matan-bayi-baya-bata, zaka ga sunansa ya fito a sama.	And he’s one of the best in the world. Just Google “direct mail copywriter”. His name pops up at the top.
Ya ce "wannan shine aikin daya fi dacewa da mutumin dake da zurfin ciki."	It is, he says, the perfect job for an introvert.
Koda yake ba wai baya yin magana bane, ya kan isar da sako ta hanyar email, domin bai taba haduwa da abokan huldarsa ba.	Not that we’ve actually spoken. We communicate only by email. He never meets his clients.
A kowane lokaci yafi son ya fita waje yana riƙa tafiya tare da karensa ko kuma ya riƙa ba dawakai abinci. "	He’d far rather be out walking his dog or feeding the horses.
Ya ce ina jin kaina tamkar diyar barewa ce da ta bace a dokar daji"	“I do like people,” he says. “But I don’t function well in organisations with politics. I’m like a baby deer, lost and helpless.”