Ga word

shwane

shwane is Ga for “afternoon; noon”.

shwane in a sentence

Wɔ shwɛ yɛ shiishɔ kɛ jɔɔhe shiishɔ be fioo, ni wɔ ku sɛɛ kɛ tee mli ni wɔ ye shwane niyenii.

“We played on the swings and the slide for a while, then we went back inside for lunch.”

Yɛ shwane mli lɛ, mɛi baanyɛ amɛ na hejɔɔmɔ kɛjɛ nitsumɔ ni amɛ jɔɔ amɛ he loo henaabuamɔ.

“In the afternoon, people may take a break from work to relax or socialize.”

Taomɔ shwane niyenii hefatalɔ, gbɛkɛ niyenii gbɔmɔ, ni nyɛ gba sane.

“Find a lunch partner, a dinner mate, and engage in casual or intimate chat.”

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