Nkyerɛaseɛ-gctid221206

[Agya Yaw]

Mepa wo kyɛw kyerɛ osuo rebɛtɔ aseɛ. Meda ase.

I think the book I have might be wrong in translation.
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Agya Yaw;221206 wrote: Mepa wo kyɛw kyerɛ osuo rebɛtɔ aseɛ. Meda ase.

I think the book I have might be wrong in translation.
 @Obadele Kambon

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Rain finta fall.

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[Agya Yaw]

Is that an idiom in a way? Or in this context does the verb tɔ mean something else?

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Agya Yaw;221228 wrote: Is that an idiom in a way? Or in this context does the verb tɔ mean something else?

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No, it's to fall. In english, one says it rains without specifying what the "it" is. In Twi rain is what falls so one simply says rain fell, rain is falling, rain finta fall, kwk.