Aduawa
Aduawa is Ga for “fruit (singular); fruit”.
Aduawa in a sentence
Aduawa nɛɛ tsuɔ / Aduawa nɛɛ he etsuru
“The fruit is red”
ANI oye aduawa ŋmilikiti pɛŋ?
“HAVE you ever eaten unripe fruit?”
Te ooofee tɛŋŋ okɛɛ akɛ aduawa ko etsu ni esa akɛ aye lɛ?
“How can you tell when a fruit is ripe and ready to eat?”
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