Mpoano no yɛ fɛ
The beach is beautiful
Usage
Praises the seaside scenery
Grammar Note
no after the noun means "the".
Mpoano wɔ he?
Where is the beach?
Usage
Asks the way to the shore
Grammar Note
wɔ is "to be at"; he ends the sentence.
Mepɛ sɛ mehwɛ ɛpo no
I want to look at the sea
Usage
Say it when you want to enjoy the view of the sea
Grammar Note
ɛpo is "sea".
Awia yɛ den
The sun is strong
Usage
Describes strong sunshine; awia means sun
Grammar Note
den means "hard, strong".
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