Mepɛ sɛ mehohoro me atadeɛ
I want to wash my clothes
Usage
Tell the staff at your lodging that you want to do laundry
Grammar Note
hohoro is the verb "to wash / rinse". atadeɛ is "clothes", with the possessive me before it.
Atadeɛ no yɛ fi
The clothes are dirty
Usage
Say that the clothes are dirty when asking for them to be washed
Grammar Note
fi is the adjective "dirty"; the frame is the same as Ɔdan no yɛ fi.
Hohoro eyi
Wash this
Usage
Say this when handing over an item to be washed
Grammar Note
hohoro is used as a bare imperative; eyi means "this one".
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