Ga word · phrase

Mɛni ojwɛŋmɔ

Mɛni ojwɛŋmɔ is Ga for “what are you thinking?; what are you thinking about?; what are you thinking; what are you thinking about”.

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What are you thinking? in Ga is Mɛni ojwɛŋmɔ — it can also mean what are you thinking about? and what are you thinking and what are you thinking about. To hear how it's used in real sentences, ask Nii Obodai in the app.

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