GA LANGUAGE

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Ga Language and Culture

Topic / Strand – Akpɔwoo (Grammar)
Subs Strand – Wiemɔŋwekui (Parts Aspect of Speech)

(1) Wiemɔŋwekui ji kui (groups) amli ni wiemɔ fɛɛwiemɔ ko yɔɔ yɛ wiemɔmuu (sentence) mli
(2) Gamɛi yɛ wiemɔŋwekui kpaanyɔ (8)
(3) Kui nɛɛ ji enɛɛmɛi
a) Gbɛiwiemɔ (noun) – Kofi, sɛi, afade
b) Feemɔwiemɔ (verb) – ye, la, du
c) Najiaŋgbɛi (pronoun) – mi, lɛ, wɔ
d) Gbɛhe (preposition) – nɔ, mli, shishi
e) Sutsɔɔlɔ (adjective) – agbo, wulu, kakadayy
f) Mligbalalɔ (adverb) – blɛoo, waa, oya
g) Tsalɔ (conjunction) – kɛ, shi, ejaakɛ
h) Henumɔ (exclamation) – hmm!, ao!

Nɔkwɛmɔnii (example)
(1) Ama hoo omɔ – gbɛiwiemɔ
(2) Wɔbaaya Ga wɔ – mligbalalɔ
(3) Tsɔɔlɔ gwao amɛ – najiaŋgbɛi
(4) Adote kɛ Saka etee – tsalɔ

Nitsumɔ
(1) Kooloo nɛɛ baagbo
(2) Tɛtɛɛte tsɛ sakle leebi nɛɛ
(3) Tɛte kɔ wolo akasesu lɛ
(4) Gbekɛ kpakpa hiɔ shi kpoo
(5) Mitee jɛi shi mi naaa lɛ
(6) Ama kɛ awale ta fɔlɔ lɛ mli
(7) Nɔike le nii shi ebuuu mɔ.
(8) Hmm! Efeee nɔ ko.
(9) Akasa lɛ ka akpasa lɛ mli.
(10) Okɛ lɛ awie ni etsake.

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