Naa
Naa is Ga for “grandmother; to sit down — naa sɛi (homograph of naa, grandmother); sit; sit down”. Say it: nah.
Naa in a sentence
Naa enɔ wolo
“Here is your receipt”
Mɛni baanyɛ aye abua wɔ koni wɔda foi lɛ kɛgbe naa?
“What can help us to complete the race successfully?”
Mɛɛ gbɛ nɔ wɔbaanyɛ wɔtsɔ wɔdamɔ haomɔ naa, ni mɛni hewɔ?
“How can we cope with anxiety, and why?”
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How do you say grandmother in Ga?
Grandmother in Ga is Naa — it can also mean to sit down — naa sɛi (homograph of naa, grandmother) and sit and sit down. To hear how it's used in real sentences, ask Nii Obodai in the app.
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