Nii
Nii is Ga for “grandfather; honorific title for a man — seniority or ancestral lineage; mister; nii; food; meal (homograph of nii, honorific, and nii, things); meal”. Say it: nee.
Nii in a sentence
Ohe yɛ nii
“You are lucky”
Shi mɛni ji nyɛgbɛnaa nii ni he hiaa fe fɛɛ?
“But what is your greatest responsibility?”
Mɛɛ Gbɛ nɔ Oootsɔ Otsu Oŋa Hiamɔ Nii Ahe Nii?
“How Can You Provide for Your Wife?”
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How do you say grandfather in Ga?
Grandfather in Ga is Nii — it can also mean honorific title for a man — seniority or ancestral lineage and mister and nii and food and meal (homograph of nii, honorific, and nii, things) and meal. To hear how it's used in real sentences, ask Nii Obodai in the app.
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