wolo kotoku
wolo kotoku is Ga for “envelope”.
wolo kotoku in a sentence
Niŋmaa tso, pɛnsil, wolo, wolo kotoku ni asɔ naa, stamp, kɛ taipraita fioo yɛ jɛmɛ.
“There were pens, pencils, paper, envelopes, stamps, and even a few typewriters.”
Mama kɛ enini wo wolo kotoku lɛ mli ni ejie wolo ŋmaa ni aje gbɛ aŋma ni jwɛŋmɔ yɔɔ mli lɛ kɛje kpo.
“Mama reaches in the envelope and pulls out a letter written in a deliberate, thoughtful script.”
Mikɛ wolo kotoku ni midrɛs yɔɔ nɔ, ni stamp kpɛtɛ nɔ hu majeɔ Edna.
“I also sent Edna a self - addressed, stamped envelope.”
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