Shika
Shika is Ga for “money”. Say it: SHEE-kah.
Shika in a sentence
Naa shika lɛ
“Here is the money”
Mɛni kɛ ́ wɔfee lɛ ebaanyɛ ehã wɔna kɛji wɔsumɔɔ shika loo wɔsumɔɔɔ shika?
“How might we analyze our view of money?”
Mɛni nyɛtao shika lɛ kɛyafee?
“What do you want the money for?”
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