Conjunction
na
Language: Akan
Part of speech: conjunction (for connecting clauses and sentences)
English Translation: And.
| Variation | |||
| Adinkra | Akan | English | Tense |
| nEC | Ne | And | Conjunction for connecting words and phrases |
| Sentence | |
| Adinkra | mECkc sre noC, na mECbisa noC sedECe nEC hoC tEC. |
| Akan | Meko sre no, na mebisa no sedee ne ho te. |
| English | I visted him/her and asked him/her how he/she is doing. |
anaa
Language: Akan
Part of speech: Conjunction
English Translation: Or.
| Sentence | |
| Adinkra | ewc nifa anaa bEnkum. |
| Akan | Ewo nifa anaa benkum. |
| English | Is it on the left or right. |
UsU
se
Language: Akan
Part of speech: Conjunction
English Translation: If.
| Sentence | |
| Adinkra | se woC kaEC a, fre mEC. |
| Akan (Twi) | Se wo kae a, fre me. |
| English | If you remember, call me. |
UpU
se
Language: Akan
Part of speech: verb
English Translation: Resemble.
| Sentence | |
| Adinkra | akosua se aCkua. |
| Akan (Twi) | Akosua se Akua. |
| English | Akosua resembles Akua. |
kampese
Language: Akan
Part of speech: conjunction
English Translation: Let alone.
| Sentence | |
| Adinkra | nkoCnta bu ye me dECn kampese nkoCnta aCfidiE. |
| Akan | Nkonta bu ye me den kampese nkonta afidie. |
| English | I find math very difficult let alone computer. |
enkanka
Language: Akan
Part of speech: Conjunction
English Translation: Especially.
| Sentence | |
| Adinkra | mIpe kuro kesie mu enkanka kumasi. |
| English | I like big cities especially Kumasi. |
nEC
Language: Akan
Part of speech: conjunction (for connecting words and phrases)
English Translation: And.
Sentence (Adinkra): kofi nEC ama.
Sentence (Akan): Kofi ne Ama.
Translation (English): Kofi and Ama.
| Variation | |||
| Adinkra | Akan | English | Tense |
| nEC | Ne | It/Its | Pronoun |
| na | Na | And | Conjunction (for connecting clauses and sentences) |
UsU
Sentence (Adinkra): nEC boCc ye sen?
Sentence (Akan): Ne buo ye sen?
Translation (English): Its price is how much?
UpU
Sentence (Adinkra): woC nEC noC ekc hECn?
Sentence (Akan): Wo ne no eko hen?
Translation (English): Where are you going?