Ga word

tai

tai is Ga for “tire”.

tai in a sentence

Kit ɛ yɛ tai enyɔ kɛ nɔ ni akɛ fɔɔ okɔɔpe lɛ nɔ lɛ.

“The kit consists of two wheels and the struts that mount to the frame of the bicycle.”

Jwɛi atade kɛ kuɛ mii tai ni je aba lɛ sɔ mi hiɛ waa, shi trɔsa lɛ bɛ fɛo kraa.

“The matching shirt and tie nearly tipped me over the edge, though the pants were ugly.”

Gbɛjianɔtoo lɛ ŋmɛɔ gbɛ ni nitsulɔi lɛ amɔ gaaji tai shikpɔŋ henii lɛ ni yaa wui kɔlɛ hefɔɔ.

“The system allows operators to maintain gauge wheel ground contact, leading to desired seed depth placement.”

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