Miitao
Miitao is Ga for “to want — first-person: i want; want; i want”.
Miitao in a sentence
Miitao maje kpo
“I want to go out”
Kɛ ́ mɔ ko miitao eye ohe fɛo lɛ, mɛni ji hetoo ni sa ni obaanyɛ okɛha lɛ?
“How might you diffuse a pressure - charged situation?”
Mɛni hewɔ esaaa akɛ mikɛ mihe dɔmɔɔ kuu ko ni miitao nibii ahi yɛ je nɛɛ mli lɛ he?
“Why should I not join worldly reform movements?”
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