bó ji
bó ji is Ga for “are you; you are”.
bó ji in a sentence
Naa: Ojogbaŋŋ, efeɔ mi akɛ bo ji yɛ yinɔ ni naa nibii.
“Grandmother: Well, I guess you're just a product of your generation.”
Kɛ ́ bo ji Jodie lɛ mɛni obaafee?
“What would you do in Jodie 's situation?”
Eji bo ji lɛ kulɛ, ani obaafee nakai?
“Would you have done that?”
Example sentences from the wider archive — not individually verified like the dictionary entry.
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