nu afua
nu afua is Ga for “flood”.
nu afua in a sentence
Dɔlɛ, hɔmɔ, nu afua, kɛ ahum fɛɛ baanyɛ afite ŋmɔshi nibii kɛ kooloi, ni eha ewa aha okwaafoi akɛ amɛaaha amɛ ŋmɔshi nibii lɛ aya jara nɔ
“Heat waves, droughts, floods, and storms can all damage crops and livestock, and make it difficult for farmers to get their crops to market.”
Nu afua baanyɛ efee beyeei waa, akɛ ni ebaanɛ ni eloo mɛi kɛ amɛ nibii kɛ ya.
“Flooding can be especially dangerous, as it can quickly sweep away people and property.”
Amɛ baanyɛ ni ekɛ kane gbee kɛ nu afua aba.
“They can also cause power outages and flooding.”
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