Kpakpa
Kpakpa is Ga for “good (attributive, with singular nouns); good”.
Kpakpa in a sentence
Gbɔmɔ kpakpa ni
“He is a good man”
Ani Sanegbaa Kpakpa Yaa Nɔ yɛ Nyɛteŋ?
“How Well Do You Communicate?”
Ani omli fũɔ kɛ ́ ona akɛ akɛ bo yeee yɛ gbɛ kpakpa nɔ?
“Do you prickle at any perceived unfavorable treatment?”
Example sentences from the wider archive — not individually verified like the dictionary entry.
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