Risa zvirevo izvi nemanzwi akakodzera.

Here are the completed sentences based on the Shona seasons:

1. Muchirimo kunenge kuchipisa.

   • Explanation: "Chirimo" (spring/early summer) is typically a hot season.

2. Ndechipi chikafu chinodyiwa muzhizha? makavhu.

   • Explanation: "Zhizha" (summer/rainy season) is when wild edibles like "makavhu" (wild tubers/fruits) are often available due to abundant growth.

3. Tinowanzodya mavisi, ipwa, magake nechibage chinyoro mumwaka we Zhizha.

   • Explanation: "Chibage chinyoro" (fresh maize) is harvested and eaten during "Zhizha" (summer/rainy season) when crops mature.

4. Mvura inotanga kunaya mumwaka we Chirimo.

   • Explanation: The rainy season typically begins during "Chirimo" (spring/early summer).

5. Vanhu vanonyanyodziya moto munguva ye Chando.

   • Explanation: "Chando" (winter) is the cold season, so people warm themselves by fire.

6. Mhepo yaNyamavhuvhu inovhuvhuta mumwaka we Chando.

   • Explanation: "Nyamavhuvhu" is the Shona name for August, which falls within "Chando" (winter).

7. Vanhu vanotanga kurima mumwaka we Chirimo.

   • Explanation: Cultivation and planting usually begin with the first rains in "Chirimo" (spring/early summer).

8. Vanhu vanochera mupfudze nekuuisa mumunda mumwaka we Chando.

   • Explanation: Applying manure ("mupfudze") to fields is part of preparation, often done during the dry, cold season ("Chando") before the rains.

9. Mwedzi waChikumi uri mumwaka we Chando.

   • Explanation: "Chikumi" (June) is a winter month in the Southern Hemisphere, corresponding to "Chando".

10. dira uri mumwaka upi? Chirimo.

    • Explanation: "Dira" (sow/plant) is done during "Chirimo" (spring/early summer) when the first rains arrive.