Atade
Atade is Ga for “dress; cloth; clothes”.
Atade in a sentence
Eyɛ atade fɛfɛo
“She has a beautiful dress”
Kɛji nakai ni lɛ, mɛɛ atade esa akɛ miwo?
“If so, what should I wear?”
Eyɛ mli akɛ wɔbaanyɛ wɔwo atade ni wɔsumɔɔ moŋ, shi mɛni esa akɛ wɔhã ehi wɔjwɛŋmɔŋ?
“What should guide our personal choice as to our dress?”
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