miiba = I am coming.

Ghanaians are always coming. Regardless, of what you say or do the response always seems to be the same, “Please, I am coming” or “Miiba” (Ga- pronounced minba) or “Mereba” (Twi- pronounced meeba). The phrase essentially means, I will be with you in a minute (but often a minute turns into an hour or several hours).

Waiting is a key part of Ghanaian life. Therefore, learning the phrase miiba is essentially to living in a Ga speaking area of Ghana.

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