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@Ọbadele Kambon,

Mepa wo kyɛw gye yɛn nkwa firi borɔfoɔ kasa a ɔɔmo de afrafra mu!

Nsɛmfua a ɛdidi soɔ yi na ne nkyerɛaseɛ ne deɛn?

1. Taxi
2. Driver
3. Environmental engineering
4. Water quality
5. Clean water
6. Drainage
7. Water supply
8. Sanitation
9. Environmental restoration
10. Environmental remediation
11. Water pump
12. Piping (pvc, cast iron copper)
13. Corrugated sheet metal roofing
14. Rainwater harvesting
15. 55 gallon drum / barrel
16. Rammed earth building
17. Burnt clay bricks
18. Cement / mortar
19. Concrete
20. Traffic
21. Pothole
22. Beam
23. Column
24. Truss
25. Seasoning / weatherproofing (i.e. of lumber to protect against insects and degradation)

Meda ase!

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@Obadele Kambon

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Yɛtumi nya saa nwoma no he?

26. Bucket
27. Bowl (ayaawa?)
28. Plate
29. Brick/block
30. Ball
31. Bus
32. Truck

QuoteYaw Agbede;132047 wrote: @Ọbadele Kambon,

Mepa wo kyɛw gye yɛn nkwa firi borɔfoɔ kasa a ɔɔmo de afrafra mu!

Nsɛmfua a ɛdidi soɔ yi na ne nkyerɛaseɛ ne deɛn?

1. Taxi
2. Driver
3. Environmental engineering
4. Water quality
5. Clean water
6. Drainage
7. Water supply
8. Sanitation
9. Environmental restoration
10. Environmental remediation
11. Water pump
12. Piping (pvc, cast iron copper)
13. Corrugated sheet metal roofing
14. Rainwater harvesting
15. 55 gallon drum / barrel
16. Rammed earth building
17. Burnt clay bricks
18. Cement / mortar
19. Concrete
20. Traffic
21. Pothole
22. Beam
23. Column
24. Truss
25. Seasoning / weatherproofing (i.e. of lumber to protect against insects and degradation)

Meda ase!

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1. Taxi - kɔkɔtua hyɛmma; tenamutua hyɛmma;
2. Driver - ɔhyɛnkafoɔ; ofirikafo
3. Environmental engineering - ǹtwáhṍhyìá mfididwuma; abɔdeɛ mfididwuma; ɔman mu mfididwuma;
4. Water quality - water quality  nsuo korɔgyenn ho nsusuiiɛ;
5. Clean water - clean water        nsuo korɔgyenn; nsuo kronkron; nsuo dweraa; adukuro mu nsuo;
6. Drainage - nsuka; agyensuo;
7. Water supply - water supply  nsuma; nsutwe
8. Sanitation - àhṍteɛ
9. Environmental restoration - ntwahohyia nsiesie; ntwahohyia sesɛ; abɔdeɛ sesɛ; ɔmansesɛ;
10. Environmental remediation - ntwahohyia efituo; abɔdeɛ efituo; ɔman mu fituo;
11. Water pump - nsutwe fidie
12. Piping (pvc, cast iron copper) - piping               dodobɛn; dadebɛn
13. Corrugated sheet metal roofing - dade-suhyɛ; dade dan-nkuruiiɛ
14. Rainwater harvesting - nsukora; nsusie
15. 55 gallon drum / barrel - òdúkúo; ɔ̀kwádum; ɔ̀pã́nkrã́n
16. Rammed earth building - dɔtehyehyɛ-dan
17. Burnt clay bricks - ntwomatoto ntayaa; ntwomadwo ntayaa
18. Cement / mortar - dansi mfuturo; abanto mfuturo;
19. Concrete - dɔteden afrafra
20. Traffic - akwansie; ɔkwan so ahyɛn mmorosoɔ; akɔ-ne-aba
21. Pothole - mmonkyimmɔnka
22. Beam - mpuran; mpunan; mpuna
23. Column - odum
24. Truss - padeɛ; dampadeɛ; ɔdamparé; damparé
25. Seasoning / weatherproofing (i.e. of lumber to protect against insects and degradation) - dua ho bammɔ
26. Bucket - dwaresɛn; osom'; ɔsɛn;
27. Bowl (ayaawa?) - yaawa; ayaawa; ɔkodoɔ; kodowa; apampaa; asankawa; asankasɔn; mfamfa
28. Plate - taforobɔtɔ; taforabɔtɔ
29. Brick/block - ntayaa
30. Ball - odò
31. Bus - akwantuhyɛmpɔn
32. Truck - nnesoahyɛmpɔn
 1. Taxi - kɔkɔtua hyɛmma; tenamutua hyɛmma;
2. Driver - ɔhyɛnkafoɔ; ofirikafo
3. Environmental engineering - ǹtwáhṍhyìá mfididwuma; abɔdeɛ mfididwuma; ɔman mu mfididwuma;
4. Water quality - water quality  nsuo korɔgyenn ho nsusuiiɛ;
5. Clean water - clean water        nsuo korɔgyenn; nsuo kronkron; nsuo dweraa; adukuro mu nsuo;
6. Drainage - nsuka; agyensuo;
7. Water supply - water supply  nsuma; nsutwe
8. Sanitation - àhṍteɛ
9. Environmental restoration - ntwahohyia nsiesie; ntwahohyia sesɛ; abɔdeɛ sesɛ; ɔmansesɛ;
10. Environmental remediation - ntwahohyia efituo; abɔdeɛ efituo; ɔman mu fituo;
11. Water pump - nsutwe fidie
12. Piping (pvc, cast iron copper) - piping               dodobɛn; dadebɛn
13. Corrugated sheet metal roofing - dade-suhyɛ; dade dan-nkuruiiɛ
14. Rainwater harvesting - nsukora; nsusie
15. 55 gallon drum / barrel - òdúkúo; ɔ̀kwádum; ɔ̀pã́nkrã́n
16. Rammed earth building - dɔtehyehyɛ-dan
17. Burnt clay bricks - ntwomatoto ntayaa; ntwomadwo ntayaa
18. Cement / mortar - dansi mfuturo; abanto mfuturo;
19. Concrete - dɔteden afrafra
20. Traffic - akwansie; ɔkwan so ahyɛn mmorosoɔ; akɔ-ne-aba
21. Pothole - mmonkyimmɔnka
22. Beam - mpuran; mpunan; mpuna
23. Column - odum
24. Truss - padeɛ; dampadeɛ; ɔdamparé; damparé
25. Seasoning / weatherproofing (i.e. of lumber to protect against insects and degradation) - dua ho bammɔ
26. Bucket - dwaresɛn; osom'; ɔsɛn;
27. Bowl (ayaawa?) - yaawa; ayaawa; ɔkodoɔ; kodowa; apampaa; asankawa; asankasɔn; mfamfa
28. Plate - taforobɔtɔ; taforabɔtɔ
29. Brick/block - ntayaa
30. Ball - odò
31. Bus - akwantuhyɛmpɔn
32. Truck - nnesoahyɛmpɔn
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Ọbádélé Kambon, PhD
Nana Kwame Pɛbi Date I, Ban mu Kyidɔmhene, Akuapem Mampɔn
Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
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Medaase! :)
Sini a nkofoɔ ka sɛ Akanfɔ to din ma Jamaicaman.

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QuoteOhemaa Yaa;137042 wrote: Medaase! :)
Sini a nkofoɔ ka sɛ Akanfɔ to din ma Jamaicaman.

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Yɛnni aseda.

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Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
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Respect Brother! I hope many of our people, especially our youths saw this interview. I does something great to the Kmtyw mind when we realize that we can do ANYTHING totally INDEPENDENT from eureurasiaan ideas, concepts, participation and presence. Great job man! The Brother did a great job as well. He was open minded and made inspiring for his viewers.  These "little" (great actually when understood) things gives hope that we one day will indeed see Abibifahodie.

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QuoteBoukman Sankofa;214726 wrote: Respect Brother! I hope many of our people, especially our youths saw this interview. I does something great to the Kmtyw mind when we realize that we can do ANYTHING totally INDEPENDENT from eureurasiaan ideas, concepts, participation and presence. Great job man! The Brother did a great job as well. He was open minded and made inspiring for his viewers.  These "little" (great actually when understood) things gives hope that we one day will indeed see Abibifahodie.

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Meda ase! Yɛgu so nkakrankakra!

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Nana Kwame Pɛbi Date I, Ban mu Kyidɔmhene, Akuapem Mampɔn
Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
+233249195150 / +19192836824 | me@obadelekambon.com
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Well google didn't give me an answer. Lol. What did you say in Twi?

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"We will eliminate it little by little." Is that right @Obadele Kambon

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Gu so is an idiom for to continue. Literally gu 'spill' (as in the case of a liquid) so 'on'. We spill on little by little/small small.

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Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
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QuoteObadele Kambon;214747 wrote: Gu so is an idiom for to continue. Literally gu 'spill' (as in the case of a liquid) so 'on'. We spill on little by little/small small.

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Poof....I need more work.

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QuoteAgya Yaw;214749 wrote: Poof....I need more work.

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Idioms are different from the sum total of their parts. You have to learn them directly or get them in some kind of context.

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Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
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QuoteObadele Kambon;214750 wrote: Idioms are different from the sum total of their parts. You have to learn them directly or get them in some kind of context.

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I took a stab at it. I'll build on it.

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Yoo, woayɛ adeɛ. Woabɔ mmɔden ampa!

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Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
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Yessir! True indeed little by little we will take them diwn. Meda ase!

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