Usages of losheni
Baada ya kuoga, mama hupaka krimu kwenye ngozi ya mikono na losheni miguuni.
After bathing, mother puts cream on the skin of her hands and lotion on her legs.
Dada anapendelea losheni yenye harufu ya maua kuliko krimu nzito.
Sister prefers lotion with a flower scent more than heavy cream.
Kama ningekuwa na muda baada ya kazi, ningeenda dukani tena kununua shampuu na losheni.
If I had time after work, I would go to the shop again to buy shampoo and lotion.
Baada ya kuoga, mimi hutumia krimu mikononi na losheni miguuni.
After bathing, I use cream on my hands and lotion on my legs.
Krimu hii ni nzuri, lakini dada yangu anapendelea losheni kwa sababu ni nyepesi.
This cream is good, but my sister prefers lotion because it is light.
Keshia alisema kwamba tusiposahau risiti, tunaweza kurudisha krimu au losheni ambazo hatuzihitaji.
The cashier said that if we do not forget the receipt, we can return the cream or lotion that we do not need.
Baada ya kuoga, mimi ninapaka losheni.
After bathing, I put on lotion.
Baada ya kuoga, ninapaka krimu mikononi na losheni miguuni.
After bathing, I put cream on my hands and lotion on my legs.
Baada ya kuoga, mama hupaka krimu usoni, lakini dada hupendelea losheni mikononi.
After bathing, mother usually puts cream on her face, but sister prefers lotion on her hands.
Nikipata muda kesho, nitanunua losheni, krimu, na shampuu mpya sokoni.
If I get time tomorrow, I will buy new lotion, cream, and shampoo at the market.
Baada ya kuoga, mimi hupaka losheni miguuni.
After bathing, I usually apply lotion on my legs.
Baada ya kuoga, mimi ninajipaka losheni miguuni.
After bathing, I apply lotion to my legs.
Baada ya kuoga, Rahma hupaka losheni miguuni na krimu mikononi.
After bathing, Rahma puts lotion on her legs and cream on her hands.
Usiku wa baridi, mimi hupaka krimu usoni na losheni miguuni kabla ya kulala.
On cold nights, I put cream on my face and lotion on my legs before sleeping.
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