atsuɔ nii
atsuɔ nii is Ga for “working”.
atsuɔ nii in a sentence
Mɔ titri ni awieɔ ehe yɛ mli lɛ, Constance ji oblayoo ko ni miitao ni ekɛ ewu ni gbo nyɛsɛɛ nɛɛ atsu nii.
“The main character, Constance, is a young woman who is struggling to come to terms with the recent death of her husband.”
Enɛ yeɔ ebua datrɛfoi kɛ helatsɛmɛi akwɛlɔi ni yɔɔ maŋji krokomɛi anɔ akɛ amɛ baanyɛ ni amɛ kɛ tsɔji lɛ atsu nii shweshweeshwe kɛ ojogbaŋŋ.
“This helped to ensure that doctors and nurses in other countries could use the devices safely and effectively * A nonprofit organization that provides humanitarian aid translated its brochures and websites into dozens of languages.”
Tsɔne nitsumɔhei pii sheɔ gbeyee ni amɛ kɛ batre henɔ kome pɛ atsu nii yɛ gbeyee shemɔ akɛ wɔ sɛɛ ko lɛ amɛ naaa dɔŋŋ.
“Most car companies are scared to commit to a given battery chemistry for fear it will be obsolete in a few years.”
Example sentences from the wider archive — not individually verified like the dictionary entry.
How do you say working in Ga?
Working in Ga is atsuɔ nii. To hear how it's used in real sentences, ask Nii Obodai in the app.
More everyday phrases
Know another way to say working in Ga?
SpeakGa grows when Ga speakers add what's missing. Every entry is checked before it's published.