atatu ewo
atatu ewo is Ga for “cloudy”.
atatu ewo in a sentence
Rohan ji mi nyɛmi ni shĩɔ saaŋɔi daa kɛ shwane shɛ, kɛji atatu ewo po.
“Rohan was my sibling who always flew a kite at noon, even if it was cloudy.”
Mɛni hewɔ mitso lɛ daa ni egbɔjɔɔ ni ebɛ baai fioo lɛ? Beni nugbɔ nɛɔ ni atatu ewo mli gbii babaoo ni nyiɛɔ sɛɛ lɛ?
“Why do my crops grow very tall and thin with few leaves when there are many rainy and cloudy days in a row?”
Mɛni hewɔ hela ni ji black spot lɛ gbɛɔ eshwaa oya yɛ mi-pepper baai lɛ anɔ yɛ be mli ni hulu lɛ enyɔ shi ni atatu ewo mli lɛ?
“Why do black spot diseases spread so quickly on my pepper leaves during wet, cloudy weather?”
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