Usages of sasa
Mimi ninaandika wimbo mpya sasa.
I am writing a new song now.
Wao wanasoma kitabu sasa.
They are reading a book now.
Asha na Juma wanakuja nyumbani sasa.
Asha and Juma are coming home now.
Watoto watatumia pikipiki ndogo kwenda shule, kwani barabara ni salama sasa.
The children will use a small motorcycle to go to school, because the road is safe now.
Mimi ninafunga mlango sasa.
I am locking the door now.
Nimefanya mazoezi nyumbani leo asubuhi, na sasa ninajisikia mwenye nguvu.
I have done exercises at home this morning, and now I feel strong.
Kumbatio hilo limenisaidia kuondoa uchovu mchana huu, na sasa ninahisi amani.
That hug has helped me remove my tiredness this afternoon, and now I feel peace.
Tumeshafanya mazoezi ya kukimbia asubuhi, sasa tunaandaa kiamsha kinywa kitamu.
We have already done running exercises this morning, now we are preparing a tasty breakfast.
Tangu nimepata pesa, sasa ninaweza kununua shati.
Since I got money, now I can buy a shirt.
Nilijisikia vibaya kusita mbele ya wageni, ila sasa nimepata fursa ya kueleza mawazo yangu.
I felt bad hesitating in front of guests, but now I have the opportunity to express my thoughts.
Mama alihifadhi sukari ndani ya kabati hili, hivyo nitafungua mlango wake sasa.
Mother stored sugar inside this cupboard, so I will open its door now.
Dereva yule alipata ajali ndogo jana, lakini sasa yuko salama.
That driver had a small accident yesterday, but now he is safe.
Je, unahisi njaa sasa, au unataka kusubiri chakula cha jioni?
Do you feel hungry now, or do you want to wait for dinner?
Afisa anatembea karibu na mji sasa.
The officer is walking near town now.
Mazungumzo ninayoyasikia sasa yanahusiana na maendeleo ya kijiji hiki.
The conversation that I am hearing now is related to this village’s development.
Tunapaswa kuharakisha sasa, la sivyo tutachelewa kuingia darasani.
We must hurry now, otherwise we will be late to enter the classroom.
Samahani, soksi hizi ni safi sasa baada ya kufua, unaweza kuzivaa.
Sorry, these socks are now clean after washing; you can wear them.
Siku imeisha; sasa tutaenda nyumbani.
The day is over; now we will go home.
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