English Translation of “akyekyedeɛ”
akyekyedeɛ noun
tortoise
- ɔnante nyaa te sɛ akyekyedeɛ | he/she walks slowly like a tortoise
- akyekyedeɛ ho yɛ hare kyɛn nwa | a tortoise is faster than a snail
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