daaŋ ŋɔɔŋɔ
daaŋ ŋɔɔŋɔ is Ga for “sweet tooth”.
daaŋ ŋɔɔŋɔ in a sentence
Ayɛɔ Uganda Martyrs' Day yɛ Otukwajaŋ gbi ni ji etɛ nɔ daa afi.
“The Uganda Martyrs' Day is celebrated on June 3rd every year.”
Mi yɛ biɛ aha bo daa.
“I'm always here for you.”
Be eshɛ ni esa akɛ amɛshi daa gbi shihiɛ mli haomɔi lɛ ni amɛkɛ amɛjwɛŋmɔ ama amɛmumɔŋ gbɛfaa lɛ nɔ.
“It is a time to leave behind the stresses of everyday life and to focus on their spiritual journey.”
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