Eʋegbe nyakpemenyi ŋuti nunya ŋu nusɔsrɔ̃ na gɔmedzelawo A study of Ewe phonology for beginners.

Here, Nyomi argues for the intangibility and arbitrariness of vowels, consonants, tones, words and sentences of Ewe. After providing such a comprehensive description of the consonant sounds of the language, Nyomi attempts to underline some of the relationships that can exist between consonants and other sounds. Given that he also intends to teach Ewe to non-Ewes, once this background on the language architecture is laid, Nyomi zooms into the issue of orthography in the second section. 1 The sounds Nyomi begins his discussion of speech sounds by equating clay drawn from the clay-pit to the collection of speech sounds of the language. [Extracted from the article]