Gã wiemɔi titiri komɛi - Some common expressions in Gã: Commands

Afi oo Afi! Happy 2020 Naanemɛi! Here's an introduction to common commands you're likely to encounter in Ga.
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[@Frederick7419]

Hello I've been learning Ga since last February and came across your videos which I find very useful but I need you to look at where you say lay the mat I think you made a terrible error for you spelling in Ga. Bed is Saatsu but you mentioned in Ga but the spelling is wrong as wrote Saa. Please let me know if I'm wrong.

[@twene001]

wow💝 your videos are soo nice
please can you do for verb tenses, negation, pluralization, telling the time, and the other basics🙏

[@owned5856]

Keep up 💯

[@ThePersonalDevelopme]

Very fun!

[@berniceasenso6520]

Please what is the meaning of any3mii

[@yunusaamartey2908]

Thank you! My children (and I 😊) need something like this in light of the Ga language challenges existing in my community. Please keep up the good work!

Glad it was helpful!

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[@obaapachristy1gh330]

Thank you very
I hope through your channel I will be able to speak Ga

[@ernesttetteh5369]

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Hi Ernest, kindly send your contact details to [e-mail] so that I can reach you

[@ernesttetteh5369]

Thanks for teaching the Ga language.
Respectfully, in pronunciation, the word "FAMƆI" (Imperatives) rhymes with "ŋamɔi" [Some greetings].
Then "Gbelemɔ" is pronunced as written, Not "Gbelemɔmɔ".
Again, differentiate "saa" (as written), from the pictired "saatso".
Thanks a million.

[@martintino1022]

With all due respect I think the pronunciation should be FÁM)I. Thank you

Hi, you are right. Thanks for catching that. I will try and update that

[@NancyOwusuaa]

Great video. Thanks for sharing

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