Abankɛseɛ no wɔ he?
Where is the castle?
Usage
Handy when looking for the forts at Cape Coast or Elmina
Grammar Note
abankɛseɛ combines aban "fort, government" with kɛseɛ "big".
Mepɛ sɛ mehwɛ abankɛseɛ no
I want to see the castle
Usage
States that you want to visit a sight
Grammar Note
hwɛ is "to look at, to see".
Abankɛseɛ yi yɛ tete
This castle is old
Usage
Comments on the age of a historic building
Grammar Note
yi after a noun means "this".
Metumi atwa mfoni?
May I take a photo?
Usage
Always ask before photographing people or buildings
Grammar Note
The verb after tumi "can" takes a-. twa mfoni means "to take a photo". The sentence is composed from the words.
Eyi yɛ fɛ
This is beautiful
Usage
Use it to praise scenery or crafts
Grammar Note
yɛ plus an adjective means "to be ...".
Kurow yi yɛ fɛ
This town is beautiful
Usage
Compliments a town you are visiting
Grammar Note
yi after a noun means "this".
Mepɛ sɛ mekɔ mpoano
I want to go to the beach
Usage
Say it when you want to visit a coastal spot
Grammar Note
The destination follows kɔ directly.
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