Around the home in Ga

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• Lema Axe Ask about it →
• Kotoku Bag Also: Sack

  Gbɛfãa kotoku ni — It is a travelling bag

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• Hejuuhe Bathroom

  Eyatee hejuuhe lɛ sɛɛ — He was hiding behind the bathroom

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• Saa Bed

  Ŋmɛɛ saa lɛ — Make the bed

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• Saatso Bed Also: Cot

  Ekpɛ saatso ni kɛ waa diɛŋtsɛ. — He made a very long bed.

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• Saanɔbo Bed-sheet Ask about it →
• Saanɔhaanɔ Bed-spread / cover Ask about it →
• Saanɔboi Bedding Ask about it →
• Pia Bedroom

  Wɔ mideka lɛ owo pia lɛ mli — Take my box to the bedroom

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• Tshumli Bedroom Ask about it →
• Tsɛnsi Bin Also: Dustbin

  Enyiɛ ahɔɔ ŋkatiɛ sigareti tsɛnsi kome? — How much is a cigarette tinful of groundnuts?

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• Kuutu Blanket Ask about it →
• Tɔ Bottle

  ɔ, as in tɔ (bottle) — Short vowel 'ɔ' sounds like the 'o' in English 'pot', as in the Ga word for 'bottle'

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• Bɔlɔ Broom

  Gbeebi lɛ bolɔ ŋmɛlɛtswai saŋŋ — The puppy barked for several hours

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• Brɔshi Brush Ask about it →
• Goga Bucket Ask about it →
• Tsene Calabash Ask about it →
• Sɛi Chair Also: Stool

  Ofainɛ, naa sɛi / Ofainɛ, oje sɛi nɔ — Please, sit down

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• Shãmonɔ Chamber-pot Ask about it →
• Ŋai Charcoal Also: Coal Ask about it →
• Lasu-fɔlɔ Chimney Ask about it →
• Mama Cloth

  Mama / Hebo — Cloth

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• Hebo Cloth Also: Fabric

  Mama / Hebo — Cloth

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• Mamai Clothes

  Mamai / Heboi — Clothes

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• Osɛrɛ Comb

  Nɛgbɛ ashwishwɛ kɛ osɛrɛ lɛ yɔɔ? — Where are the mirror and the comb?

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• Klante Cutlass Ask about it →
• Diishi Dish

  Diishi / Okpolu — Dish

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• Okpolu Dish Also: Plate

  Diishi / Okpolu — Dish

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• Shinaa Door

  Ŋa shinaa lɛ — Shut the door

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• Atade Dress Also: Cloth

  Eyɛ atade fɛfɛo — She has a beautiful dress

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• Papa Fan Ask about it →
• La Fire Ask about it →
• Lai Firewood Ask about it →
• Fɔfɔi Flowers

  Fɔfɔi lɛ yɛɔ — The flower is white

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• Niyenii Food

  Gbɛkɛ niyenii sɛɛ — After supper

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• Faka Fork

  Eta sɛi ni kwɔ gojoo nɔ. Ekɛ faka ni kɛ waa ye nii. — He sat on a very high chair. He ate with a very long fork.

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• Abɔɔ Garden

  Eetsu nii yɛ fɔfɔi abɔɔ lɛŋ — He is working in the flower garden

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• Tu Gun

  u, as in tu (to jump) — Short vowel 'u' sounds like the 'oo' in English 'good', as in the Ga word for 'to jump'

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• Klaladuku Handkerchief

  Kɔ klaladuku yɛŋ lɛ — Take the white handkerchief

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• Sanku Harmonium Ask about it →
• Fai Hat

  Miitao mahe fai — I want to buy a hat

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• Latɛ Hearth Ask about it →
• Shia Home Also: House

  Miiya shia — I am going home

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• Tsu House Also: Building

  Mɛni tsu nɛ? — What is this building?

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• Samfee Key Ask about it →
• Ametsɛ Key Ask about it →
• Kpata Kitchen Ask about it →
• Kpatashi Kitchen Ask about it →
• Kaklah Knife Ask about it →
• Ato Ladle

  Kɛ amɛ ato jogbaŋŋ — Keep them well

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• Kane Lantern

  Kane / Lantrɛ — Lantern

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• Maŋtsesi Matches Ask about it →
• Bɛle Mattress

  Nuu lɛ miishɛre bɛlɛ — The man is smoking a pipe

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• Ashwishwɛ Mirror

  Nɛgbɛ ashwishwɛ kɛ osɛrɛ lɛ yɔɔ? — Where are the mirror and the comb?

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• A'shwishwɛ Mirror

  a, as in ba (to come) — Short vowel 'a' sounds like the 'a' in English 'father', as in the Ga word for 'to come'

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• Fufuitso Mortar

  Fufuitso / Waduru — Mortar

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• Waduru Mortar

  Fufuitso / Waduru — Mortar

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• Plɛkoo Nail Ask about it →
• Fufuitso-mlibi Pestle

  Fufuitso-mlibi / Wadurubi — Pestle

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• Wadurubi Pestle

  Fufuitso-mlibi / Wadurubi — Pestle

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• Mfoniri Picture Also: Photo

  Nɛgbɛ shikpɔŋ he mfoniri ni okɛtsuɔ nii lɛ yɔɔ? — Where is the map you were using?

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• Sune Pillow Ask about it →
• Sunehebo Pillow-case Ask about it →
• Aklotia Pin Ask about it →
• Plɛte Plate Ask about it →
• Kukwɛi Pot Also: Pots

  Kukwɛi / Gbɛ — Pot

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• Tokota Sandal

  Efɛɔ mi akɛ eshã enane tokota — I think she has burnt her foot

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• Aspaatere Shoe Ask about it →
• Sɔɔhi Sieve Ask about it →
• Astaagere Socks

  Wo astaagere truntrai lɛ — Put on the spotted socks

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• Awale Spoon Ask about it →
• Okpɔlɔ Table

  Ŋmɛɛ okpolɔ lɛ — Lay the table

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• Buu Tent

  uu, as in buu (tent) — Long vowel 'uu' sounds like the 'wo' in English 'two', as in the Ga word for 'tent'

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• Ŋmɛɛ To lay Also: To set (a table)

  Ŋmɛɛ saa lɛ — Make the bed

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• Niiasee Toilet Also: Bathroom Ask about it →
• Mlɛshɔŋ Trumpet

  Mlɛshɔŋ (tɛtrɛmantrɛ) — Trumpet

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• Akataŋwia Umbrella Ask about it →
• Shishiwoonii Underwear Ask about it →
• Samfɛlɛ Window

  Gbelemɔ samfɛlɛ lɛ — Open the window

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• Tsho Wood Also: Tree Ask about it →

Sources: Bureau of Ghana Languages — Language Guide (Ga Version), 1986; Language Guide 1986 — "Ha mi omɔ̃ kotoku kome" (give me a bag of rice); Language Guide 1986 — "Nɛgbɛ hejuuhe lɛ yɔɔ?" (where is the bathroom?); Bureau of Ghana Languages — Language Guide (Ga Version), 1999; Language Guide — "esaatso" (cot), "saatso ni kɛ waa" (a very long bed); closes gap "place to sleep" (2x); osofo.net — "Bedroom - Tshumli" (tsu-mli, inside the house). Every entry is checked before it's published.