ate shi
ate shi is Ga for “resist”.
ate shi in a sentence
Yɛ akrowai amli lɛ, mɛi baanyɛ ate shi mra koni amɛkwɛ amɛ ŋmɔji loo kooloi.
“In rural areas, people may wake up earlier to tend to their farms or livestock.”
Abaanyɛ ate shi awo oshikifɔ̆ɔ sɛɛsaji lɛ yɛ kɔɔtu.
“election results can be challenged in the court.”
Maŋ onukpai lɛ miisumɔ ni ate shi ashi nitsumɔ ni Kuuŋfoi ni ji helatsɛmɛi akwɛlɔi lɛ jieɔ lɛ kpo lɛ.
“The officials want to resist the role of witch doctors women delivering.”
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