shika tsuru
shika tsuru is Ga for “gold”.
shika tsuru in a sentence
Nyɛɛ nɔ ni otsa ojarawatɛi kɛ shika tsuru, gbɔbimɔ koolooi ni anaaa, folɔmɔ tsei ni oma naakpɛɛ nibii.
“Tap to mine diamonds and dig gold, hunt rare prey, chop trees and craft epic gear.”
Tsɔne agbo he baa hia bo kɛji onitsumɔ kɛ tsumaa kɛ shika tsuru tsaa nibii tsuɔ nii ni ootao ni okɛ fa gbɛ.
“If your next construction or mining project needs to transport bulk materials, you will most likely need a dump truck.”
Etsɔɔ mli akɛ, maŋ lɛ yɛ shika tsuru ni fa bɔ ni sa ni amɛkɛaatsu nii kɛha mu, bɔni afee ni akɛba mu jara lɛ shi.
“He explained that, the country has enough gold to trade for oil in order to reduce the hike in the price of oil.”
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