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English to Ga translation

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English to Ga: the words people look up most

Hello

Ogekoo

/oh-geh-KOH/

Thank you

Oyiwaladon

/oh-yee-wa-la-DON/

Goodbye

Yaa nyɛ

/ya nyeh/

Yes

Hɛɛ

/HEH-eh/

No

Daabi

/DAH-bee/

Please

Ojɔɔ mi

/oh-JAW mee/

How are you?

Te oyɔɔ tɛŋŋ?

/teh oh-YAW tehng/

My name is Amara

Migbɛi ji Amara

/mee-GBEH-ee jee a-MA-ra/

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English to Ga: everyday phrases

Common phrases from the Ga course, each with a respelling — capitals mark the stressed syllable.

  • HelloOgekoo
    Hello/oh-geh-KOH/
  • Thank youOyiwaladon
    Thank you/oh-yee-wa-la-DON/
  • WelcomeOjekoo
    Welcome/oh-jeh-KOH/
  • GoodbyeYaa nyɛ
    Goodbye/ya nyeh/
  • YesHɛɛ
    Yes/HEH-eh/
  • NoDaabi
    No/DAH-bee/
  • PleaseOjɔɔ mi
    Please/oh-JAW mee/
  • SorryKpaashi
    Sorry/KPAH-shee/
  • My name is AmaraMigbɛi ji Amara
    My name is Amara/mee-GBEH-ee jee a-MA-ra/
  • What is your name?Mɛn ji ogbɛi?
    What is your name?/men jee oh-GBEH-ee/
  • How are you?Te oyɔɔ tɛŋŋ?
    How are you?/teh oh-YAW tehng/
  • I am fineMiyɔɔ tɛŋŋ
    I am fine/mee-YAW tehng/
  • WaterNu
    Water/NOO/
  • FoodNiyenii
    Food/nee-yeh-NEE/
  • FriendNaanyo
    Friend/NAHN-yoh/
  • HouseShia
    House/SHEE-ah/
  • OneKome
    One/KOH-meh/
  • TwoEnyɔ
    Two/eh-NYAW/
  • ThreeEtɛ
    Three/eh-TEH/
  • FourEjwɛ
    Four/eh-JWEH/
  • FiveEnumɔ
    Five/eh-NOO-maw/
  • MarketJaŋ
    Market/JAHNG/
  • WaterNu
    Water/NOO/
  • How much is it?Efee kɛ blɔ?
    How much is it?/eh-FEH keh BLAW/
  • MoneyShika
    Money/SHEE-ka/

What to know before you translate

About Ga

Greater Accra, Ghana — around 2 million. Writing system: Latin alphabet with ŋ, ɛ and ɔ.

  • Tonal, with two main tone levels.
  • Heavy everyday code-switching with Twi and English.
  • Many Accra place names are plain Ga words.

How accurate is it?

Translations are produced by an AI model, so treat long or legal text as a draft and check it with a speaker. Short everyday sentences — greetings, directions, family talk — are where it is strongest, and the pronunciation guide is written for English readers. Lesson audio is AI pronunciation audio, not a recording of a native speaker.