Suban
Suban is Ga for “manners; character; behaviour”.
Suban in a sentence
Ani subaŋ ni tamɔ nɛkɛ haŋ obɛŋkɛ lɛ?
“Would not such a quality attract you to him?”
Mɛɛ Subaŋ Ohiɛ?
“Which Attitude Do You Have?”
Mɛɛ gbɛ nɔ wɔɔtsɔ ni wɔná subaŋ kpakpa ni ji heshibaa?
“How can we develop the fine quality of modesty?”
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