Usages of bafuni
Wakati ulikuwa ukifua nguo bafuni, mtoto alikuwa akicheza sebuleni.
While you were washing clothes in the bathroom, the child was playing in the living room.
Mtoto anaoga bafuni sasa.
The child is bathing in the bathroom now.
Mama atakuwa akifua nguo bafuni, na mimi nitakuwa nikiandika insha mezani.
Mother will be washing clothes in the bathroom, and I will be writing a composition at the table.
Nimeweka shampuu mpya bafuni, kwa sababu ninataka kuosha nywele zangu leo.
I have put new shampoo in the bathroom, because I want to wash my hair today.
Kila asubuhi, mimi hutumia mswaki wangu bafuni.
Every morning, I use my toothbrush in the bathroom.
Baada ya kuoga, mimi hukata kucha zangu bafuni.
After bathing, I usually cut my nails in the bathroom.
Baada ya kufua, tunaanika nguo kwenye kamba nyuma ya nyumba na kutumia kibanio; beseni hubaki bafuni.
After washing, we hang the clothes on the line behind the house and use a clothespin; the basin stays in the bathroom.
Dada yangu aliweka mswaki wake karibu na sinki na chupa ya shampuu bafuni.
My sister put her toothbrush near the sink and the bottle of shampoo in the bathroom.
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