100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "kpeme"

Definition

Kpeme is a common noun that refers to a traditional dish from the Ewe people of Ghana, made primarily from corn or maize, often served with a variety of sauces or stews. It can also refer to a cultural gathering or event where this dish is prepared and enjoyed.

Synonyms

• Cornmeal
• Polenta
• Maize dish
• Ewe dish

Antonyms

• Drought (in the context of food availability)
• Starvation

Examples

1. I love to Kpeme with my family during the festival.
2. Every Sunday, we Kpeme at grandma's house.
3. During the ceremony, the elders will Kpeme for everyone.
4. Let's Kpeme together and enjoy some good company.
5. The secret to a good Kpeme is in the sauce.
6. She learned how to Kpeme from her mother.
7. At the market, they always Kpeme fresh ingredients.
8. They plan to Kpeme for the community gathering next week.
9. Can you show me how to Kpeme this dish?
10. I want to Kpeme my favorite recipe for the potluck.
11. They used to Kpeme at the village square every weekend.
12. The children will Kpeme together at the cultural event.
13. We need to Kpeme enough for all the guests.
14. My friend taught me how to Kpeme properly.
15. As part of the tradition, we will Kpeme during the harvest festival.
16. When we Kpeme, we always make extra for leftovers.
17. He decided to Kpeme a vegetarian version of the dish.
18. The aroma of the Kpeme filled the air as we cooked.
19. Let's gather our friends and Kpeme this weekend.
20. They used to Kpeme by the riverside when they were younger.
21. I hope to Kpeme for my birthday this year.
22. The festival organizers will Kpeme the main dish.
23. She plans to Kpeme a new recipe she found online.
24. It’s important to Kpeme with love and care.
25. They will Kpeme together as a family this holiday.
26. We should Kpeme some traditional dishes for the guests.
27. I can’t wait to Kpeme at the reunion.
28. To celebrate, they decided to Kpeme a large feast.
29. I learned to Kpeme from watching my grandmother.
30. Let’s Kpeme our favorite toppings this time.
31. During the festival, everyone would Kpeme their specialties.
32. We must Kpeme enough for both lunch and dinner.
33. The locals will Kpeme in honor of their ancestors.
34. I always enjoy watching them Kpeme in the kitchen.
35. To make this dish, you need to Kpeme the corn first.
36. The children love to Kpeme and play together.
37. At the reunion, we will Kpeme a variety of dishes.
38. You should Kpeme with fresh ingredients for the best flavor.
39. They usually Kpeme in large pots over an open fire.
40. Today, I will Kpeme my grandmother's secret recipe.
41. The aroma of Kpeme always brings back fond memories.
42. Let us Kpeme as a way to honor our heritage.
43. I want to learn how to Kpeme like the locals do.
44. We will Kpeme together in celebration of our culture.
45. My friends and I love to Kpeme on the weekends.
46. They used to Kpeme regularly until the drought hit.
47. It’s a tradition to Kpeme during special occasions.
48. I decided to Kpeme a new version of the dish today.
49. During the festival, they will Kpeme for the entire village.
50. Let's Kpeme something special for the guests tonight.
51. I enjoy helping my mother Kpeme during the holidays.
52. They will Kpeme the meal outside this time.
53. I always love to Kpeme when I visit my relatives.
54. They have decided to Kpeme a family reunion this summer.
55. We need to Kpeme enough for the entire group.
56. The community will Kpeme together to celebrate.
57. I hope to Kpeme my favorite dish soon.
58. They typically Kpeme on weekends when everyone is free.
59. Let’s Kpeme and share stories around the fire.
60. I’m excited to Kpeme with my friends this evening.
61. They taught me how to Kpeme the traditional way.
62. We will Kpeme in honor of our ancestors this weekend.
63. I always remember to Kpeme for special occasions.
64. It’s fun to Kpeme with friends and family.
65. The event organizers will Kpeme a variety of dishes.
66. I want to Kpeme a big pot of stew today.
67. They used to Kpeme every Sunday after church.
68. It’s a celebration when we Kpeme together.
69. I will Kpeme my favorite recipe for everyone to enjoy.
70. They love to Kpeme during family gatherings.
71. We should Kpeme enough for seconds.
72. I enjoy learning new ways to Kpeme from others.
73. Everyone is excited to Kpeme at the festival.
74. They will Kpeme special dishes during the holiday.
75. I want to Kpeme a surprise for my friends.
76. They love to Kpeme together on special occasions.
77. We will Kpeme for the entire community.
78. I learned to Kpeme from my grandmother.
79. It’s a tradition to Kpeme every harvest season.
80. They plan to Kpeme a feast for the family reunion.
81. I remember when we used to Kpeme by the lake.
82. The local chef will Kpeme some special dishes.
83. My goal is to Kpeme a perfect meal this week.
84. Let’s Kpeme something delicious for dinner.
85. The group will Kpeme together and enjoy the festivities.
86. I enjoy the camaraderie when we Kpeme as a team.
87. They will Kpeme with traditional recipes at the event.
88. I hope to Kpeme a big pot for the family gathering.
89. It’s always fun to Kpeme with loved ones.
90. They decided to Kpeme something special for the guests.
91. I will Kpeme my favorite dish for the potluck.
92. The community will Kpeme to celebrate the harvest.
93. Let’s Kpeme together and share our recipes.
94. I want to Kpeme something unique for everyone.
95. They plan to Kpeme a variety of dishes for the event.
96. I love to Kpeme traditional meals with my family.
97. We should Kpeme for both lunch and dinner.
98. The locals will Kpeme in honor of their traditions.
99. I learned to Kpeme by watching cooking shows.
100. Let’s gather ingredients and Kpeme this weekend.