shika kotoku
shika kotoku is Ga for “wallet”.
shika kotoku in a sentence
Amɛ baasumɔ ni amɛ le he ni ena shika kotoku lɛ kɛjɛ kɛ nɔni hewɔ ni ehiɔ ehe.
“They will want to know where he got the wallet and why he was carrying it.”
Julɔ lɛ ŋmɛɛ shika kotoku lɛ he ni ejo foi.
“The thief dropped the wallet and ran.”
Mɛi ni yɔɔ jɛi no mli lɛ anifeemɔ etsɔɔɔ akɛ amɛteŋ mɔ ko shika kotoku elaaje.
“No one around her seemed to be looking for the case.”
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