bemɔ
bemɔ is Ga for “argue”.
bemɔ in a sentence
Kɛji gbɔmɔ lɛ ye bem, abaa jie lɛ ni abaa ŋmɛɛ efɔ ni akɛ ŋmɛ enɔ lɛ he.
“If the person is found not guilty, he will be released from jail and the charges against him will be dropped.”
Mɔ asusuɔ akɛ efee esha baanyɛ ebu ehe bem aloo fɔ.
“A suspect can plead guilty or not guilty.”
Esa akɛ polisifoi lɛ ataoɔ mɛi ni akɛ sane lɛ efɔ amɛnɔ lɛ mli akɛ amɛyeɔ bem aloo amɛyeɔ fɔ
“The police must do investigations on suspects to either prove their innocence or guilt.”
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