Ndarushe, ndashaka kuruhuka gato
I'm tired, I want to rest for a moment
Usage
Asking for a short rest on the trail
Grammar Note
Ndarushe means I am tired, kuruhuka means to rest and gato means a little; Ndashaka kuruhuka gato is a Tatoeba sentence
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