adũ
adũ is Ga for “caught”.
adũ in a sentence
Tsɔɔlɔ: Anɔkwale. Tii je shishi kɛjɛ China, he ni adu fe afii 5,000 kɛ sɛɛ.
“Teacher: Of course. Tea originated in China, where it has been cultivated for over 5,000 years.”
Ádu nibii hei yɛ hei ni oshara lɛ eba yɛ kpokpaa nɔ.
“The affected regions have received new clean planting material.”
Kɛ adu loo lɛ,ahaa maŋbii lɛ leɔ amrɔ nɔŋŋ ni enɛ haa amɛnyaa
“When a catch is made, message gets to the people in town within minutes and this turns the people into jubilation.”
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