aboloo
aboloo is Ga for “loaf”.
aboloo in a sentence
Enɛ hewɔ lɛ, yeihɔlɔi baanyɛ amɛkɛ shwiebai nɛɛ awo niyenii tamɔ aboloo kɛ butru mli.
“For this reason, pregnant women can use these leaves in dishes such as bread and butter.”
Ehe miihia ni makase bɔ ni ashãa bodobodo kɛ aboloo ahaa.
“I need to learn how to bake cakes and bread.”
Portugalbii awiemɔ lɛ wo ehe nɔ yɛ jarayeli mli, ni no hewɔ lɛ, maŋ lɛ fa fa amɛwiemɔi lɛ ekomɛi, tamɔ aboloo ni atsɛɔ akɛ 'paano' lɛ.
“The Portuguese language took root in trade, and thus part of the country borrowed some of their language, including bread called “Paanoâ€.”
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