Too loo
Too loo is Ga for “mutton”.
Too loo in a sentence
Too loo
“Mutton”
Mɛni hewɔ okwaafoi komɛi kɛ prakse dumɔwui bibii fataa he lɛ? Kɛji akɛ akɛ ŋmaa ni he hiaa waa tamɔ ŋmãa kɛ ŋmãa toɔ loo ahooɔ lɛ
“Why do some farmers add small pieces of prɛkɛ seeds when storing or cooking staple grains like corn and rice?”
Ani ehi jogbaŋŋ akɛ mikome too loo mikɛ maŋ lɛ mli okwaafoi akuu ko baama ŋmɔ ko?
“Is it better for me to attempt building a greenhouse alone or join a group of local farmers to do it together?”
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