4 Ways to Ask "What?" in Twi | TWI QUESTION WORDS, PART 2 | Twi Grammar | LEARNAKAN.COM

[@learnakan]

Anuanom, mekyea mo o! You can check out the full Twi Question Words playlist here: bit.ly/2XjyX6q

[@peculiartcj7219]

Your channel is genuinely a life saver! Thank you ❤️❤️

[@learnakan]

Thank you, too😊

[@Epokouabou960]

Hello Mr Yaw. Thanks a lot once more for your great teachings. In my understanding,the Twi morpheme (na) functions as a relative pronoun. Thus,if my understanding of your explanation is not mistaken, I can point out a perfect similarity in the structures of these WH- questions with those of my mother-tongue, Akyé . Let's see as follows: - Option 1: Kofi zé Bo ñã - Option 2: ñã/ ñãkɛ mã Kofi zé bo. Ñã ( short form) ñãkɛ( full form) = WHAT?( interrogative pronoun) The morpheme (mã: relative pronoun) in Akyé functions perfectly syntactically and semantically as the (na ) in Twi. How strange and interesting languages are! Aren't these evidence that linguistic parentness goes beyond phonetic and phonological similarities? Thanks brother Yaw.

[@tinaotchere]

Hope you're well! Thank you honestly for your hard work on producing these lessons. Much appreciated!

[@learnakan]

I'm very well, Tina. Hope you are, too. Thanks 😊

[@afaray6751]

Yaw, medaase bebere. Woaboa yen paa. Nyankopon nhyira wo. 👍👍👍

[@learnakan]

Awurade nhyira wo nso, me nua 😊. Medaase

[@andreacarter6978]

Another great lesson. Thank you so much.

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase

[@beautii_d2601]

Thank you very much... God bless 🙏

[@learnakan]

Amen 😊. God bless you, too

[@SS-gh5xd]

This lesson was so helpful. It helps me to understand when to use the correct version of "what" correctly which has been confusing to me in the past. Medaase paa! ❤

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase 😊

[@fredpoesie2429]

Really helpful

[@mariancounsellor]

This one was a bit too confusing for me 🤦🏾‍♀️ I’ve learned a lot from your other videos though so I might come back to this one eventually Medaase 🙏🏾

[@akuabaryeh5181]

this is veryyy good!

[@rj1056]

Medaase Yaw!

[@syerramia]

This lesson was amazing. I found putting questions together so confusing. Do I put it the interrogative pronoun at the start or the end? No matter what I do, I always get corrected. I will probably have to go over this video a couple more times, but the fog is clearing. 😁 Thank you, Tikya Yaw.

[@learnakan]

I understand. Question words are a pain not just in Twi but English as well. They can appear at the beginning or at the end in both languages, via movements. I agree, you should go over the lessons in the series and be sure to try some examples of your own

[@tinaaduhene4681]

Good

[@fredpoesie2429]

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