Ga word

namei

namei is Ga for “who”.

namei in a sentence

Afii nyɔŋmai abɔ nɛ, Hollywood eha bɔni esa akɛ ŋamɛi he afee fɛo, amɛ ba ahe shi, kɛ shia yei ni kɛ amɛ wu kɛ bii baa dani nɔfɛɛ nɔ.

“For decades, Hollywood has perpetuated the stereotype of the ideal wife as a beautiful, submissive, and domestic woman who puts her husband and children first.”

Ŋamɛi komɛi susuɔ akɛ amɛnɔ kwɔ fe amɛwumɛi.

“Some wives think they are superior to their husbands.”

Kusum nɛɛ biɔ ni ŋamɛi kɛ lai tsei aha amɛ shaayei.

“This rite involves housewives presenting logs to mother-in-laws.”

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