he ehiáaa
he ehiáaa is Ga for “null; redundant”.
he ehiáaa in a sentence
Shwapoi ni hɔɔ nibii ni he ehiaaa tsɔ aha amɛ ŋamɔ amɛ shwapoi lɛ, ekɛ sane ba bloonya jarayeli lɛ he.
“Stores selling nonessential goods were ordered closed, putting a crimp in Christmas shopping.”
Anaa mɔ naa sane okadii akɛ noko ni he ehiaaa, tamɔ kpɔ ni akɛ ŋmɛ gbɛ teŋ!
“Quotation marks are seen simply as being an unnecessary nuisance, like a speed bump on a drag strip!”
Onufu fɔji ni amɛ tao ni amɛ hɔɔ aha bo lɛ he ehiaaa bo tamɔ adhɛshin ayekpɛmɔ, najiaŋdamɔlɔ... ahe ehiaaa.
“You don't need any of the snake oils they want to sell you, like adhesion promoter, flex agent—they are not needed.”
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