kuhisi

to feel

Usages of kuhisi

• 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.
• Je, umeamka mapema leo, au bado unahisi usingizi?: Have you woken up early today, or do you still feel sleepy?
• Je, unahisi starehe unapotembea karibu na bahari?: Do you feel relaxed when you walk near the ocean?
• Ninapohisi baridi, ninavaa kofia na sweta.: When I feel cold, I wear a hat and a sweater.
• Je, unahisi njaa sasa, au unataka kusubiri chakula cha jioni?: Do you feel hungry now, or do you want to wait for dinner?
• Ninapokimbia, nachoka na kuhisi pumzi yangu inakuwa fupi.: When I run, I get tired and feel my breath become short.
• Sanaa kama kuchora na kuimba inaweza kuleta furaha wakati unahisi huzuni.: Art such as drawing and singing can bring joy when you feel sad.
• Mimi ninahisi joto nyumbani.: I feel heat at home.
• Lazima uende hospitali mara moja ukihisi maumivu makali.: You must go to the hospital immediately if you feel severe pain.
• Ukisimama kwenye mteremko huu, utahisi upepo mkali usoni.: If you stand on this slope, you will feel a strong wind on your face.
• Usihisi aibu kuuliza swali darasani.: Do not feel embarrassed to ask a question in class.
• Mara nyingi baada ya somo, wanafunzi wanahisi kiu na njaa.: Often after the lesson, students feel thirst and hunger.
• Tunapopumua karibu na bahari, tunahisi upepo mwanana.: When we breathe near the ocean, we feel the gentle wind.
• Je, leo unahisi uchovu kiasi gani baada ya kazi ya shambani?: Today how tired do you feel after the farm work?
• Tunapomsikia akisali, tunahisi amani ndani ya nyumba yote.: When we hear her praying, we feel peace throughout the whole house.
• Kadiri unavyosali kwa moyo wa shukrani, ndivyo unavyohisi utulivu zaidi ndani yako mwenyewe.: The more you pray with a thankful heart, the more you feel greater calmness inside yourself.
• Baada ya kukimbia, tunahisi jasho likitoka na misuli ikichoka.: After running, we feel sweat coming out and our muscles getting tired.
• Kila ninapokula kabichi yenye limau kidogo, nahisi nimepata vitamini nyingi.: Whenever I eat cabbage with a bit of lemon, I feel I have gotten many vitamins.
• Ninapokula chakula cha jioni nyumbani, ninahisi amani.: When I eat dinner at home, I feel peace.
• Baada ya zoezi, misuli yake huhisi uchovu kidogo.: After the exercise, her muscles feel a bit tired.

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