yaa ni
yaa ni is Ga for “going to”.
yaa ni in a sentence
Datrɛfonyo: Ani piŋmɔ lɛ yaa ni ebaa, loo ehiɔ jɛmɛ daa?
“Doctor: Does the pain come and go, or is it constant?”
Noko bɛ tamɔ sane gbaa ni fioo hiɛ yaa ni eha gbi lɛ afee miishɛɛ.
“Nothing like an odd, weird conversation to make a day interesting.”
Kɛ́ nɔ fɔŋ ko miiya nɔ lɛ, yaa ni oyawie yɛ polisifoi anitsumɔhe lɛ.
“In case of any wrong doing, go and make a statement at the police station.”
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