Osuo retɔ
It is raining
Usage
Says it is raining. Literally "rain is falling"
Grammar Note
re- marks the progressive; tɔ is "to fall".
Osuo bɛtɔ
It will rain
Usage
Say it when the sky looks like rain
Grammar Note
bɛ- is the future prefix.
Ɔkyena osuo bɛtɔ
It will rain tomorrow
Usage
A forecast used when talking about tomorrow's plans
Grammar Note
The time word ɔkyena goes at the start.
Awia yɛ den
The sun is strong
Usage
Describes strong sunshine on a hot day
Grammar Note
den means "hard, strong".
Ɔhyew wɔ ha
It is hot here
Usage
Says it is hot; ɔhyew means "heat"
Grammar Note
Literally "heat is here".
Awɔw wɔ ha
It is cold here
Usage
Says it is cold; awɔw means "cold"
Grammar Note
Literally "cold is here".
Mframa rebɔ
The wind is blowing
Usage
Says the wind is blowing
Grammar Note
re- marks the progressive; bɔ is a many-meaning verb, here "to blow".
Ahum reba
A storm is coming
Usage
A warning that a storm is approaching
Grammar Note
ba is "to come"; re- plus ba gives reba.
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