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| Yam is ichi. That's one way of using that word in Akweya. |
It may also be used as a sentence in itself when referring to writing or playing, both words represented by "chi". When you say "Ichi" in this context in Akweya, you're either reporting that a person has played or has written, or you're asking the person to play or to write.
In the noun form of yam, you
may say, Mala ji ichi (I will eat yam, or depending on the tone of the mala component of the sentence, you may imply I was eating yam, or I am eating yam).
Let me hear your comments below this post. If you want us to discuss another Akweya word, do let us know too in the comments section below the post.
There should be a way of differentiating the pronunciations in writing. .. #meThinks
ReplyDeleteThere should be a way of differentiating the pronunciations in writing. .. #meThinks
ReplyDeleteYou're right. There's also ichi which means road.
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