niŋmaa
niŋmaa is Ga for “article; note; script”.
niŋmaa in a sentence
Ni te efeɔ tɛŋŋ ni mãa kome ni amã yɛ etsɛŋ ha ni nɔ nyɔ enɔ?
“And how does a single strike to the chin manage to render her unconscious?”
Dani abaana shika lɛ, esa akɛ ana wolo ni maa shikahamɔ lɛ nɔ mi.
“For money to be transferred there has to first be an approved document about the transfer.”
Kpeei Wuji - Miishɛɛ Be ni Maa Wɔ Nyɛmifeemɔ lɛ Nɔ Mi
“Conventions - Joyful Affirmations of Our Brotherhood”
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