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Usages of kusikia
Nimesikia baba akisema atapenda kuoga kabla ya chakula cha jioni leo.
I have heard father say that he would like to shower before dinner today.
Mimi ninasikia wimbo wa mtoto asubuhi.
I hear the child's song in the morning.
Mimi nasikia sauti nzuri.
I hear a nice sound.
Mazungumzo ninayoyasikia sasa yanahusiana na maendeleo ya kijiji hiki.
The conversation that I am hearing now is related to this village’s development.
Je, unaweza kusimulia hadithi uliyosikia kutoka kwa bibi yako?
Can you narrate the story you heard from your grandmother?
Je, unasikia ngoma sasa?
Do you hear the drum now?
Wakati wa mapumziko, niliangalia runinga, nikasikia tangazo, nikatuma barua pepe.
During the break, I watched TV, heard an announcement, and sent an e-mail.
Tafadhali andika maelezo kama unavyoyasikia, kisha uyapitie tena.
Please write the notes as you hear them, then review them again.
Waandishi wa habari huru husaidia jamii kusikia sauti tofauti bila woga.
Independent journalists help society hear different voices without fear.
Nilimsikia mwalimu akisema kwamba faragha ya kila mtu nyumbani ni muhimu, na kila mtoto ana haki ya kuuliza swali darasani.
I heard the teacher saying that everyone’s privacy at home is important, and every child has the right to ask a question in class.
Wakati nilikuwa nikifanya mazoezi ya viungo jana, nilisikia muziki mzuri kutoka kwa jirani.
While I was doing physical exercises yesterday, I heard nice music from the neighbor.
Ningecheka sana kama ningesikia utani ule ule tena.
I would laugh a lot if I heard that same joke again.
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