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Usages of mbwa
Mbwa wangu anapenda kucheza nje wakati jua linawaka na upepo unavuma polepole.
My dog likes to play outside when the sun is shining and the wind is blowing gently.
Mbwa wetu anapenda kula samaki sokoni.
Our dog likes to eat fish at the market.
Mbwa wetu anaonekana mzuri sokoni.
Our dog looks nice at the market.
Mbwa wangu ni mzito.
My dog is heavy.
Mbwa wangu ni mdogo.
My dog is small.
Mbwa wangu ni dogo, lakini mwingine ni mkubwa.
My dog is small, but the other is big.
Bwana Khalid anatembea na mbwa wake.
Mr. Khalid is walking with his dog.
Mbwa wetu anakimbia ghafla.
Our dog is running suddenly.
Mbwa wangu analala chini ya mti.
My dog is sleeping under the tree.
Mbwa wangu amejeruhiwa.
My dog is injured.
Mbwa wetu huzunguka bustani popote panapokuwa na mwanga.
Our dog goes around the garden wherever there is light.
Mimi ninapenda kisa hiki cha mtoto na mbwa.
I like this story about the child and the dog.
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