Pronoun notes: There is

Ten ítí yodin pô nikeye, there is a port in the village

Ei ta pô, there is the port

Bâha has a number of rules about saying 'there is'. I'm settling down to this contrast. Ten ítí, literally 'it is (at)'. If somebody asks if there is a port in the village, you can say 'there is, it exists,' which is what the first sentence means. If you are going to point something out then the topic marker is used to mean 'there is'.