Usages of njugu
Rahma hupenda kula njugu chache jioni anaposoma.
Rahma likes to eat a few peanuts in the evening when she studies.
Nikipata njaa jioni, ninakula njugu chache.
When I get hungry in the evening, I eat a few peanuts.
Bibi anapenda kuchemsha mbaazi, lakini mimi napenda kutafuna njugu jioni.
Grandmother likes to boil peas, but I like to chew peanuts in the evening.
Nilipoingia jikoni, Rahma alikuwa akitengeneza omeleti huku akiweka njugu kwenye bakuli dogo.
When I entered the kitchen, Rahma was making an omelet while putting peanuts into a small bowl.
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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