Lalatse

Lalatse is Ga for “vocal soloist who introduces the melody and text of an adowa song; lead singer; vocal soloist”.

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lalatse (plural: lalatsemEi)

“vocal soloist who introduces the melody and text of an Adowa song; plural lalatsemEi”

Ŋmɛnɛ lɛ, ehe bahiaa ni wɔ hu wɔkpɛ yiŋ srɔtoi ni tamɔ lalatsɛ lɛ nɔ lɛ.

“Similar choices may confront us today.”

Lalatsɛ lɛ ŋma akɛ: ' Nyɛmli afua shi nyɛkafea eshã!

“What, though, was the intent of Paul 's inspired admonition?”

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