Usages of sega
Dada yangu alichukua mkasi na sega kabla ya kuanza kutengeneza nywele za mtoto.
My sister took scissors and a comb before she started fixing the child’s hair.
Kabla ya kwenda shuleni, mimi hupenda kuchana nywele zangu kwa sega langu jipya.
Before going to school, I like to comb my hair with my new comb.
Asubuhi, dada yangu hutumia sega na mkasi kutengeneza nywele za mtoto.
In the morning, my sister uses a comb and scissors to fix the child’s hair.
Baba hutumia wembe kunyoa kila asubuhi, na mimi hutumia sega tu kabla ya kutoka nyumbani.
Father uses a razor to shave every morning, and I use only a comb before leaving home.
Kesho asubuhi, dada yangu atatumia sega, shampuu na krimu kabla hatujaenda kwa shangazi.
Tomorrow morning, my sister will use a comb, shampoo, and cream before we go to our aunt’s place.
Asipotumia sega, Asha hataweza kuchana nywele zake vizuri.
If she does not use a comb, Asha will not be able to comb her hair well.
Baba hutumia wembe kunyoa, na dada yangu hutumia sega na mkasi kutengeneza nywele.
Father uses a razor to shave, and my sister uses a comb and scissors to do her hair.
Akiwa amekaa mbele ya kioo, baba hutumia wembe, na Rahma hutumia sega kuchana nywele kabla ya kutumia mkasi.
Sitting in front of the mirror, father uses a razor, and Rahma uses a comb to comb her hair before using scissors.
Asha alichukua mkasi na sega ili atengeneze nywele za dada yake.
Asha took scissors and a comb to fix her sister’s hair.
Baba hutumia wembe kila asubuhi, lakini mimi natumia sega tu.
Father uses a razor every morning, but I use only a comb.
Usitumie mkasi karibu na wembe; weka vifaa hivyo pamoja na sega ndani ya droo.
Do not use scissors near the razor; put those items together with the comb inside the drawer.
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