bo hu
bo hu is Ga for “how about you; what about you; you too”.
bo hu in a sentence
Esumɔɔ bo hu.
“She loves you too.”
Ani yoo ji bo? Belɛ kɛha ohefatalɔ loo tsɛmɛi ahewɔ lɛ, bo hu esa akɛ ofee kralo ni okase nii.
“Are you a woman? Then for your husband or father's sake, you too make an effort to learn.”
Kɛ́ bo hu okɛ osɔfo lɛ shwɛɔ lɛ, ekɛ bo baawo tsuŋ.
“but who are you to tell the priest that his teeth are red? If you play with him too, he will put you in prison.”
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