Samuel Kwabena Kabutey
A proud Ghanaian by birth and a Ga-Adangme as such. A teacher and social entrepreneur.
Joined 10 months ago
Yohupiɔ
A female name literally meaning 'a woman also does it". It is mostly given to a last female child where couples are at all cost expecting a male child but end up having continuously female children.
e.g.
A tsɛ mi Yohupiɛɔ
en
I am called Yohupiɛɔ

Gbɔkuɛ
Night
e.g.
A hla we to yumu gbɔkuɛ.
en
We don't search for a black goat in the night

Nɔkɔtɔma
Elder
e.g.
Narh ya sla nyumu nɔkɔtɔma a.
en
Narh has gone to visit the elderly man.

Hɔ
It has two meanings: "Saturday" or "pregnancy" based on the pronunciation.
e.g.
1. A fɔ Kwame Hɔ.
2. Afi hiɛ hɔ.
en
1. Kwame is born on Saturday
2. Afi is pregnant.
