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The phrase "ma yɛnkɔ!" means "let's go!". To invite someone to join, you would say "Come, let's go!".

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  1. The phrase "ma yɛnkɔ!" means "let's go!". To invite someone to join, you would say "Come, let's go!".

    • (a) Di means "eat" or "take".
    • (b) Bra means "come". The correct word is "Bra".
    • 1. (b) Bra ma yɛnkɔ!
  2. The phrase "ho!" means "there!". To tell someone to stand in a place, you would say "Stand there!".

    • (a) gyina means "stand".
    • (b) soa means "carry". The correct word is "gyina".
    • 2. (a) Yaw gyina ho!
  3. The phrase "no!" refers to "him/her/it". To give a command to call someone, you would say "Call him/her/it!".

    • (a) Frɛ means "call".
    • (b) Horo means "wash". The correct word is "Frɛ".
    • 3. (a) Frɛ no!
  4. The phrase "abofra no!" means "the child!". To tell someone to stop bothering or leave the child, you would say "Leave the child alone!" or "Stop the child!".

    • (a) Gyae means "stop" or "leave".
    • (b) Si means "put down" or "build". The correct word is "Gyae".
    • 4. (a) Gyae abofra no!
  5. The phrase "ase!" means "down!". To tell someone to sit, you would say "Sit down!".

    • (a) Sɔre means "stand up".
    • (b) Tena means "sit". The correct word is "Tena".
    • 5. (b) Tena ase!
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