dade
dade is Ga for “metal; steal; steel”.
dade in a sentence
Ajie PC lɛ kpo klɛŋkɛŋ kwraa yɛ 1970 afii lɛ amli, ni oya nɔŋŋ lɛ ebatsɔ dɛŋ dade ni ale waa kɛha aŋkroaŋkroi kɛ jarayeli nitsumɔi fɛɛ.
“The PC was first introduced in the 1970s, and it quickly became a popular tool for both personal and business use.”
Dade mama feemɔ ni ato he be kɛ tsɔnekudɔɔ gbɛi agbɛjianɔtoo.
“Scheduled sheet metal fabrication and planned driver routes.”
Mɛi ni eto krɛnɛɛ faaa kwraa, no hewɔ lɛ miŋmɛɛ mi akoo lɛ he kɛjɛ etsu dade lɛ mli.
“The queue for the event was strangely small, so I released my parrot from the cage.”
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