mdomo

the mouth

Usages of mdomo

• Daktari alisema nifungue mdomo na nitoe ulimi ili aangalie vizuri.: The doctor said I should open my mouth and stick out my tongue so that he can look well.
• Mama aliniletea maji ya chumvi ya uvuguvugu kusafisha koo na mdomo.: Mother brought me lukewarm salt water to clean my throat and mouth.
• Ukipiga chafya, tafadhali funika mdomo wako kwa kitambaa.: If you sneeze, please cover your mouth with a cloth.
• Nikipiga chafya darasani, huwa nafunika mdomo wangu kwa kitambaa.: When I sneeze in class, I usually cover my mouth with a cloth.
• Koo langu linauma, kwa hiyo daktari aliniambia nifungue mdomo na nitoe ulimi.: My throat hurts, so the doctor told me to open my mouth and stick out my tongue.
• Mtoto akipiga chafya sana, ni vizuri afunike mdomo wake na akae nyumbani.: If a child sneezes a lot, it is good that he or she covers their mouth and stays at home.
• Mama aliponiletea plasta, alinipa pia kidonge na kuniambia nifungue mdomo baada ya kunywa maji.: When mother brought me a plaster, she also gave me a pill and told me to open my mouth after drinking water.
• Mtoto akipiga chafya darasani, mwalimu atamwambia afunike mdomo wake kwa kitambaa.: If the child sneezes in class, the teacher will tell him/her to cover his/her mouth with a cloth.

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