Kyerɛkyerɛ me sɛnea wonoa aduane
Teach me how you cook food
Usage
Ask a local to teach you how they cook
Grammar Note
sɛnea means "how / the way that" and is frequent in the Bible. noa is listed as the verb "to cook / boil". The whole sentence is a combination of these words.
Hohoro aduane no yie
Wash the food well
Usage
Ask that vegetables or fruit be washed well before eating
Grammar Note
hohoro is the verb "to wash / rinse" (in the Bible, washing feet). yie means "well".
Aduane no yɛ dɛ
The food is tasty
Usage
Praise a dish, including to the person who cooked it
Grammar Note
Add paa to strengthen it, as in Aduane no yɛ dɛ paa ("very tasty").
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