gbala
gbala is Ga for “drag; marriage; withdrawal”.
gbala in a sentence
Meni gbala wɔ kɛyaa adebɔi kpeteŋ kpele nɛɛ.
“What is it that draws us to these magnificent creatures?”
Tsɔnekudɔlɔ krokro lɛ gbala kɛtee gbɛ lɛ he, ni minyiɛ esɛɛ.
“The other driver pulled over to the side of the road, and I followed him.”
Enɛ gbala mii etsɔɔ mi akɛ ehia akɛ kpɛŋkpɛlɛ baa ye faiba koni amɛ nyɛ amɛ gbɛlɛ amɛ niyenii ojogbaŋŋ.
“My mom explained that rabbits need to eat fiber in order to digest their food properly.”
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