kroko
kroko is Ga for “angle; extra”.
kroko in a sentence
Gbɛ kroko ni ana mli gbɛ ni atsaa nɔ daa ji wɔ kɛ wɔ he eye anɔwale yɛ wɔ hewalɛ kɛ wɔ gbɔjɔmɔi.
“Another way to achieve internal consistency is to be honest with ourselves about our strengths and weaknesses.”
Gbɛ kroko hu ji akɛ niiahefɔmɔ tsɔne ni nigbimɔ tsɔne fataaa he baafee.
“Another option is to use a washing machine without a dryer.”
Taa lɛ kɛ hiɛkpatamɔ kɛ he kroko jee ba, ni ekɛ mɛi tamɔ akpekpei 1 gbelei ba.
“The war caused widespread devastation and displacement, and led to the deaths of an estimated 1 million people.”
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How do you say angle in Ga?
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