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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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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!
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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!
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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!
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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!
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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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