moko
moko is Ga for “somebody; someone”.
moko in a sentence
Eji mɔko ni ŋwanejee yɔɔ he, shi akɛ yijiemɔ hu haa lɛ akɛ ekɛ Malawi fee ŋɛnɛŋmɛnɛ beaŋ nɔ ni ekɛ heyeli ba.
“He was a controversial figure, but he is also credited with modernizing Malawi and bringing it independence.”
Bei pii lɛ akɛ mi akɛ amɛ tao moko tamɔ me yɛ sini jiemɔ mii yɛ egbɔmɔtso su loo emaŋ weku mli ni ejɛ hewɔ.
“I've often been told that I'm not the right type for a role because of my race or ethnicity.”
Sanebilɔ: Meni ji naagbai ni ona akɛ moko ni sini jieɔ kɛ sɛi ahe nitsulɔ ni.
“Interviewer: What are some of the challenges you've faced as an actor and a furniture designer?”
Example sentences from the wider archive — not individually verified like the dictionary entry.
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