NOUN . ɔkasamu; kasamu (a set of words communicating a complete thought)
countable noun. A sentence is a group of words which , when they are written down, begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop, question mark, or exclamation mark. Most sentences contain a subject and a verb. 2. variable noun.
| Twi English | ɔkasamu tiawa simple sentence | ɔkasamu tenten compound sentence | kasapɛn paragraph | kratafa page |
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NOUN. nhwɛsoɔ
ADJECTIVE | ADVERB. nko ara (pronounced nkoaa) pɛ
Place Adverbs (Beaeɛ Kyerɛfoɔ)
Place adverbs tell us where something happens or is done . Similar to place adverbs in English, place adverbs in Twi may come after the verb, object or at the end of a sentence. Examples include (ɛ)ha (here), (ɛ)hɔ (there), ase(ɛ) (under). Example.
An “example sentence” is a sentence written to demonstrate usage of a particular word in context . An example sentence is invented by its writer to show how to use a particular word properly in writing. ... Example sentences are colloquially referred to as ‘usexes’, a blend of use + example.
1. Me dɔ wo – I love you.
| Acronym Definition | TWI Texting While Intoxicated | TWI Tread Wear Indicator | TWI Trade Weighted Index | TWI Two Wire Interface |
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Chale is the most popular Ghanaian icebreaker. You would greet and address a friend as ‘Chale!
Wo ho te sɛn?
| Phrase Twi | No Daabi | Maybe Ebia | I don’t know Mennim | I understand Mete aseɛ |
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Oh my God!; Oh my goodness! woayɛ adeɛ!
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