Suban kpakpa
Suban kpakpa is Ga for “good manners”.
Suban kpakpa in a sentence
Mɛɛ gbɛ nɔ wɔɔtsɔ ni wɔná subaŋ kpakpa ni ji heshibaa?
“How can we develop the fine quality of modesty?”
Ani subaŋ kpakpa ji heniianaa sane ko kɛkɛ?
“Is virtuous behavior simply a matter of chance?”
Subaŋ kpakpa ni eyɔɔ lɛ fee mi naakpɛɛ.
“His kindly attitude amazed me.”
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