susuɔ
susuɔ is Ga for “perception; suspect; wonder”.
susuɔ in a sentence
George susu akɛ Robert erolla-sketii koni ekɛ ba etsu shi.
“George suggests that Robert blow off some steam by roller-skating.”
Shi kɛji wɔ yɛ dɔlai akpekpei ni ka shi kulɛ, mi susu akɛ maye yɛ enɛ he hewɔ.
“But if we had a spare million dollars, I guess it’s not the worst thing to spend it on.”
Alenɔɔ, nifeelɔi lɛ susu koni atsi kplotoo kɛ tsina jara kɛ ya ŋwɛi yɛ bei ni anaa ejara.
“For instance, producers decided to hike pork and beef prices amid problems with the supply chain.”
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