Usages of mbaazi
Mama anachambua mbaazi jikoni kabla ya kuanza kupika.
Mother is sorting peas in the kitchen before she starts cooking.
Baada ya kuchambua mbaazi, Asha aliziosha na kuziweka kwenye sufuria.
After sorting the peas, Asha washed them and put them in the pot.
Jumla ya mbaazi tulizonunua leo inatosha kwa chakula cha siku mbili.
The total amount of peas we bought today is enough for two days of meals.
Kama ningekuwa nimechambua mbaazi mapema, mama angekuwa amepika chakula kabla ya wageni kufika.
If I had sorted the peas early, mother would have cooked the food before the guests arrived.
Bibi anapenda kuchemsha mbaazi, lakini mimi napenda kutafuna njugu jioni.
Grandmother likes to boil peas, but I like to chew peanuts in the evening.
Tukiwa na mbaazi za kutosha na tango moja zaidi, tutapika chakula cha mchana nyumbani.
If we have enough peas and one more cucumber, we will cook lunch at home.
Baada ya kufika nyumbani, nilikula njugu chache, nikanywa chai, na nikaweka kiporo cha mbaazi kwenye jokofu.
After arriving home, I ate a few peanuts, drank tea, and put the leftover peas in the fridge.
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