Usages of redio
Tangazo litasomwa kwa redio ya shule kila saa.
The announcement will be read on the school radio every hour.
Ninapenda kusikiliza muziki wa redio wakati ninapika.
I like to listen to radio music while I cook.
Redio inazimika katikati ya wimbo.
The radio goes off in the middle of the song.
Ukibonyeza kitufe kwenye redio, muziki utaanza.
If you press the button on the radio, the music will start.
Matangazo tuliyoyasikia kwenye redio yalikuwa muhimu.
The announcements we heard on the radio were important.
Nilisikia muziki kutoka kwenye redio jioni.
I heard music from the radio in the evening.
Tafadhali punguza sauti ya redio, mtoto analala chumbani.
Please lower the volume of the radio; the child is sleeping in the room.
Wananchi wanasikiliza mdahalo wa wagombea kwenye redio jioni.
Citizens listen to the candidates’ debate on the radio in the evening.
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