Gbonyo
Gbonyo is Ga for “corpse; dead person; bad person”.
Gbonyo in a sentence
Mɛɛ gbɛ nɔ jeŋba gbonyo baanyɛ ekɛ ekomefeemɔ ni yɔɔ wɔteŋ lɛ awo oshara mli?
“How can immoral conduct threaten our unity?”
Te wɔɔfee tɛŋŋ wɔdamɔ nɔnyɛɛ ni mɛi kɛbaa wɔnɔ koni wɔfee nɔ ko gbonyo lɛ naa?
“How can we resist pressure to do something wrong?”
Ani wɔji mɛi ni kɛ ́ shihilɛ gbonyo ko ba wɔnɔ lɛ, wɔnyɛŋ he nɔ ko kwraa wɔfee?
“Are we really helpless victims of circumstance?”
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