Accommodation

1. Ɔdan no boɔ yɛ sɛn anadwo baako?

   How much is the room for one night?

   Usage

   Ask the price of a room for one night

   Grammar Note

   It is Ɔdan no boɔ yɛ sɛn? ("What is the price of the room?") plus anadwo baako "one night".

2. Mepɛ sɛ metena ha anadwo baako bio

   I want to stay one more night

   Usage

   Say this at the front desk to extend your stay by a night

   Grammar Note

   It is Mepɛ sɛ metena ha anadwo baako ("I want to stay here one night") with bio "again" added.

3. Me ɔdan yɛ fi

   My room is dirty

   Usage

   Tell the front desk when your room is dirty. fi means "dirty"

   Grammar Note

   The possessive me goes before the noun (me ɔdan). fi is listed as the adjective "dirty".

4. Mepɛ ɔdan kɛseɛ

   I want a big room

   Usage

   Specify the size of the room you want

   Grammar Note

   The adjective follows the noun (ɔdan kɛseɛ).

5. Mepɛ ɔdan ketewa

   I want a small room

   Usage

   Say this when you want a small, simple room

   Grammar Note

   The adjective ketewa follows the noun.

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