Ga word

atrakpoi

atrakpoi is Ga for “stairs”.

atrakpoi in a sentence

Ani obaabɔ mɔdɛŋ ni okɛtsɔ atrakpoi lɛ anɔ kɛ ́ tsɔne ni holeɔ mɛi kɛyaa ŋwɛitsu nɔ lɛ bɛŋkɛ?

“Would you struggle up the stairs if an elevator was nearby?”

Wɔbɛŋkɛ ni wɔkwɔ atrakpoi kpawo kɛyashɛ agbói wuji lɛ ateŋ ekome naa.

“We approach and climb seven steps to one of the huge gates.”

Mikɛ oyaiyeli kwɛ mɛi babaoo ni yiɔ shi yɛ atrakpoi lɛ anɔ lɛ mli jogbaŋŋ.

“Anxiously I scanned the crowd pouring down the wide stairway.”

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