Yɛnkɔ di aduane
Let us go and eat
Usage
Invite someone you like to a meal. The phrase has no word for "together"
Grammar Note
The prefix yɛn- means "let us" (as in Yɛnkɔ fie). di is "to eat" and always takes an object such as aduane.
Yɛnkɔ nante
Let us go for a walk
Usage
Invite someone to take a walk
Grammar Note
nante is the verb "to walk" (the Bible has nantew). yɛn- makes the "let us" form.
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