waa v do Fʋ maa waa kusun nɩɩ ii nu fʋ nɩɩ fu san fɩɩ waa mʋ, fʋ sʋ anɩya. When you do work and you are tired and you still continue to work, you are said to have endurance. Kudu barɩgɛ tɔ anyɔ waa anuu. Ten divided by two makes five. Kebi mʋ mu-sɛ dayɛ mʋ lɩɩ fɛɛ ɔ man waa nyɛɛla. The boy's father beat him because he didn't behave well. Dokyu-bwaarɛ saŋa nɩɩ ɔkʋmaa nɩmʋ ɩ waa mʋ ndɔɔ tɔ kusun. During the rainy season everybody is working on his farm. Gbarʋgʋ adɩna ɩ waa bɔɔta kʋlʋn. Forty bowls make one sack. Haalɩɩ kagyanbwɛ kpini ɛɛ dan ɛɛ waa kusun nɩn. Even during the whole night he is working. Sabarɩ yɛ ikyen-yu ɩ waa obu katin. The pole in the middle and the rafters joined to it form the rooftop of a room. (sem. domains: Manipulation.)