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Usages of mchezo
Watoto walitafuta burudani kwa kucheza michezo ya nje jioni.
The children looked for entertainment by playing outdoor games in the evening.
Wao wanacheza mchezo.
They are playing a game.
Watoto wenye furaha wanacheza uwanjani leo, wakishirikiana kuunda michezo mipya.
Happy children are playing in the field today, collaborating to create new games.
Ningependa kuokota mawe madogo ili tucheze mchezo wa kurusha.
I would like to pick up small stones so that we can play the throwing game.
Kaka yangu anapenda kuongoza wenzake kwenye michezo ya shule.
My brother likes to lead his peers in school games.
Japokuwa mvua inanyesha, watasisitiza tukamilishe mchezo leo.
Although it is raining, they will insist that we finish the game today.
Adhuhuri ya Jumanne, kabla ya mchezo wa mpira, tunakutana sebuleni kupanga ratiba.
On Tuesday at noon, before the soccer game, we meet in the living room to plan the schedule.
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.
Mchezo wa bodi wenye kanuni rahisi unafaa kwa watoto wadogo.
A board game with simple rules is suitable for small children.
Kabla hatujaanza mchezo, kocha alituambia tusalimiane na timu nyingine kwa heshima.
Before we started the game, the coach told us to greet the other team respectfully.
Mimi ninapenda mchezo wa bodi nyumbani jioni.
I like the board game at home in the evening.
Mchezo wa bodi tuliochagua leo unahitaji umakini na uvumilivu.
The board game that we chose today requires concentration and patience.
Watoto watakuwa wakicheza mchezo wa bodi sebuleni wakati sisi tunapika.
The children will be playing a board game in the living room while we cook.
Watoto, keti kwenye kochi na msibishane kuhusu mchezo sasa.
Children, sit on the sofa and don’t argue about the game now.
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