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Usages of kuzungumza
Ni vyema usubiri kidogo, ili huzuni ipungue kabla ya kuzungumza naye.
It is good that you wait a little, so that the sadness decreases before speaking to him.
Mimi na Juma tunazungumza darasani.
Juma and I speak in the classroom.
Tafadhali zungumza kwa uwazi.
Please speak clearly.
Mimi nitajaribu kuzungumza Kiswahili hata kama ninakosea kidogo.
I will try to speak Swahili even if I make small mistakes.
Ni muhimu kila mtu aulize swali lolote bila kuogopa, kwa sababu uhuru wa kuzungumza hutusaidia kujifunza.
It is important that everyone asks any question without fear, because freedom of speech helps us to learn.
Ningekuwa na ujasiri zaidi, ningezungumza mbele ya umati bila hofu.
If I had more courage, I would speak in front of a crowd without fear.
Kila mmoja wetu atapewa nafasi fupi ya kuzungumza kabla mkutano haujafungwa.
Each one of us will be given a short chance to speak before the meeting is closed.
Wanafunzi wote wanahitaji kujenga kujiamini kabla ya kuzungumza mbele ya darasa lote.
All students need to build self‑confidence before speaking in front of the whole class.
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