tsakemɔ
tsakemɔ is Ga for “change; convert; swap; switch; transition; update”.
tsakemɔ in a sentence
Nͻ ni baa nɛɛ ji tsakemͻi komɛi ni eba yɛ wͻshidamͻmͻ yɛ nifeemͻi amli.
“The following are some of the modifications that have occurred in our representations.”
Bianɛ lɛ, tsakemͻi eba aahu akɛ abaanyɛ akɛ tsͻne ko aba ni ebatsu nakai nitsumͻ lɛ.
“There have been changes in even that because a machine can be used to carry out that task.”
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