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Usages of hata kama
Ni bora tusikubali roho mbaya itubomoe ndoto zetu, hata kama tunakabiliwa na changamoto.
It is better that we do not allow bad intentions to demolish our dreams, even if we face challenges.
Mimi ninapenda chai hata kama nina kazi nyingi leo.
I like tea even if I have a lot of work today.
Tafadhali, fuata ishara za barabarani hata kama barabara ni tulivu.
Please follow the road signs even if the road is quiet.
Hata kama tumekuwa tukijifunza kwa muda mrefu, bado tunahitaji kurudia maneno mapya.
Even if we have been learning for a long time, we still need to repeat new words.
Mimi nitajaribu kuzungumza Kiswahili hata kama ninakosea kidogo.
I will try to speak Swahili even if I make small mistakes.
Hata kama jioni umechoka, ni vizuri kusoma kurasa chache kabla ya kulala.
Even if you are tired in the evening, it is good to read a few pages before sleeping.
Hata kama hatuelewi kila neno, tunaamini tutaendelea kuboreshwa tukifanya mazoezi kila siku.
Even if we do not understand every word, we believe we will keep improving by practising every day.
Wanafunzi wote wanashiriki michezo uwanjani, hata kama wanaona aibu kidogo.
All the students are participating in games on the field, even if they feel a little shy.
Hata kama tumekuwa tukifanya mazoezi kwa muda mfupi karibu na bwawa la kuogelea, kocha wetu anatupongeza kwa bidii yetu.
Even if we have been practising for a short time near the swimming pool, our coach praises us for our effort.
Hata kama tumechoka, tutamaliza zoezi hili pamoja, kisha tutapumzika kwa utulivu.
Even if we are tired, we will finish this exercise together, then we will rest peacefully.
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