keŋkeŋ
keŋkeŋ is Ga for “clean”.
keŋkeŋ in a sentence
"Kɛ ke mi," ekɛɛ. "Wɔ nyɛɛɛ wɔ he nitsumɔ wolo nɛɛ. Eshɛɛɛ wɔ shishitoo mlai lɛ he."
“"I'm sorry," she said. "We can't accept this portfolio. It's not up to our standards."”
Kɛ kɛ ni agbala mli faŋŋ lɛ, mɔnɔ nyɛɔmɔ kɛ laŋlaŋfeemɔ loo aŋkroaŋkroi ni ji hetsɔɔlɔi lɛ jeee ekome ni.
“Just to clarify, though, assertive is not the same as aggressive or arrogant.”
Datrɛfoi tsɔɔ akɛ kɛji wɔfɔɔ wɔdɛŋfɔmɔ bemli ni wɔyaaye nii kɛ kɛ be ni wɔye nii ata lɛ, ebuɔ wɔhe afabaŋ.
“Doctors teach that when you always wash your hands with soap and water before eating or after doing anything, it protect you.”
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