Kyɛrr sr. din a w

• Din a yɛhunu (Visible Nouns) are concrete nouns, things you can perceive with your senses (see, touch, hear, smell, taste).
• Din a yɛnhunu (Invisible Nouns) are abstract nouns, concepts, ideas, or qualities that cannot be perceived with your senses.

Here are the nouns from each sentence and their classification:

1. Ɔsɔfoɔ no se menni gyidie.

   • Ɔsɔfoɔ (priest): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)
   • gyidie (faith): Din a yɛnhunu (abstract)

2. Mframa wɔ ɛkwan no so.

   • Mframa (wind): Din a yɛhunu (concrete, as it has physical presence and effects)
   • ɛkwan (road/path): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)

3. Fa ɛwoo fra koko no no na di.

   • ɛwoo (salt): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)
   • koko (porridge): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)

4. Abɔfra no twerɛdua no mu abubu.

   • Abɔfra (child): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)
   • twerɛdua (pencil): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)

5. Tikyani no de obuo maa yɛn.

   • Tikyani (teacher): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)
   • obuo (respect): Din a yɛnhunu (abstract)

6. Ɔtan nni aduro anka mawu.

   • Ɔtan (hatred): Din a yɛnhunu (abstract)
   • aduro (medicine): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)

7. Ode aterɛ no renu koko no mu.

   • aterɛ (spoon): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)
   • koko (porridge): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)

8. Ahantan nyɛ adepa koraa.

   • Ahantan (pride/arrogance): Din a yɛnhunu (abstract)
   • adepa (good thing): Din a yɛnhunu (abstract)

9. Ode apono atoto adan no mu.

   • apono (tables): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)
   • adan (houses/rooms): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)

10. Tena akonnwa no so na ɛso tena yɛ dɛ.

    • akonnwa (chair): Din a yɛhunu (concrete)
    • dɛ (comfort/sweetness): Din a yɛnhunu (abstract, referring to the feeling)