Question

what would togolese people say to anyone passing by, if they were eating? what would they mean?

Explanation:

In Togo, when people are eating and someone passes by, they often say something like "Viens manger avec nous" (Come eat with us) or similar phrases in local languages (like Ewe, Fon, etc.). The meaning is an invitation to share the meal, showing hospitality and the cultural value of communal eating and welcoming others, reflecting Togolese social and cultural norms around food and interaction.

Answer:

Togolese people (often in local languages or French) might say an invitation like "Come eat with us" (e.g., "Viens manger avec nous" in French or equivalents in local tongues like Ewe/Fon). It means extending hospitality, inviting the passer - by to share the meal, reflecting cultural norms of communal eating and warmth towards others.