Kumai miiye mi
Kumai miiye mi is Ga for “i am thirsty; im thirsty”.
Kumai miiye mi in a sentence
Kumai miiye mi
“I am thirsty”
Te mafee tɛŋŋ male kɛji kumai miiye mi-tomato tsei lɛ loo hela yɛ amɛmli beni amɛgboi lɛ?
“How can I know if my tomato plant is thirsty or has a disease when it wilts?”
Te mafee tɛŋŋ male kɛji kumai miiye mi-tomato tsei lɛ kɛkɛ loo amɛmiitao tsei niyenii diɛŋtsɛ?
“How do I know if my tomato plants are just thirsty or if they actually need plant food?”
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