Usages of mkono
Mimi ninashika kamera kwa mkono wangu ili kupiga picha ya daraja.
I am holding a camera in my hand to take a photo of the bridge.
Kabla ya kula, ni vyema tuoshe mikono yetu kwa sabuni.
Before eating, it is good that we wash our hands with soap.
Unapaswa kuinua mkono wako darasani ikiwa unataka kuuliza swali.
You should raise your hand in class if you want to ask a question.
Anaonyesha ustadi mkubwa anapocheza mpira wa mikono.
He/She shows great skill when playing handball.
Mtaalamu anasema kusafisha mikono kabla ya kula ni muhimu.
The expert says washing hands before eating is important.
Kabla ya kulala, tunanawa mikono na kupiga mswaki.
Before sleeping, we wash our hands and brush our teeth.
Baada ya kuoga, mama hupaka krimu kwenye ngozi ya mikono na losheni miguuni.
After bathing, mother puts cream on the skin of her hands and lotion on her legs.
Baada ya kuoga, mimi hutumia krimu mikononi na losheni miguuni.
After bathing, I use cream on my hands and lotion on my legs.
Nikipiga chafya nyumbani, ninaosha mikono yangu mara moja.
If I sneeze at home, I wash my hands immediately.
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