Asking How Someone is Faring in Twi | Conversational Twi | LEARNAKAN.COM

[@GraceTruthTeacher]

I will say it again. You are an EXCELLENT teacher! I just ordered my ebook form LearnAkan.com.I just downloaded my copy. Thank you (Medasi) so very much for sharing!

[@learnakan]

Thank you, Grace 😊. Regarding the delivery of the e-book, you should've received the confirmation email (with the download link) almost immediately after purchase. Please check your spam folder as well. And, let me know if you still don't have it and I'll email you a copy. Thanks

[@evangelistmrs.jacquelineen7804]

Thanks so much for the ebook, it has really helped.

[@learnakan]

Glad to hear that 😊. Medaase, Jacqueline

[@malachinumba1]

Medase medase madase I can't wait to be able to understand my mum's gossiping 😆

[@learnakan]

😂

[@AudAkos]

Me as well 🤣

[@grrrohmy665]

no same 😭

[@pebblez06]

Am I the only one who kept checking his hand for a ring? Anyone? Oh just me? Okay 😂😂 no seriously awesome videos!! I’m still horrible but I keep trying.

[@learnakan]

Oh 😂😊. Thank you, Pebblez And, one lesson at a time. You'll be all fluent before you know it.

[@kyjanamartin9624]

I like you yaw your a Good teacher

[@learnakan]

Medaase Martin 😊I appreciate your kind words

[@knievelhotmail]

This is exceptionally well presented

[@learnakan]

Thank you 😊

[@Lee-bu2bv]

I'm still learning hope to used it when I visit in July.

[@sdxcdwsfc8446]

Keep up e good job dear teacher Yaw

[@nixonrobinsonkana7138]

Wooo amazing Ghana 👍💯

[@blaisemcstravick89]

Excellent mentor to learning a very interesting language medasi papapa Yaw

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase 😊

[@Octav1966]

Wonderful slow paced teacher

[@carmenthomas2619]

Thank you 😊 very helpful !

[@akosuakris]

Please im so grateful for you

[@learnakan]

DiaryFull ofCurlz Thank you 😊

[@nixonrobinsonkana7138]

To amo Ghana, Ciao 👍💯🤝🦋😎

[@Danlizah]

Been following ur classes Thanks atleast I can say hi. 🙈 Am Kenyan dating a Ghanaian

[@yawasare1969]

Keep up the good work! Mo! Mo! Mo!

[@learnakan]

I sure will, me nua Yaw. Thank you 😊

[@akosuaagyeiwaakodie777]

paaky3w, Nyame Adom nti me ho y3 paa!

[@miriamhager1203]

Medaase papaapa Yaw. Me ho yԑ! Your lessons are great. My Twi is improving day by day and I can't wait to go to Ghana to learn more. I am a language teacher myself (I'm teaching English and French as foreign languages in Austria) and I feel like I can learn a lot from you. Your lessons are extremely well structured and your explanations are very clear. Keep up the good work. By the way, I also bought the Learn Akan Conversational Twi Guide. It's a great book that enables me to expand my Twi language skills. Thank you so much for giving people the opportunity to learn this beautiful language.

[@learnakan]

I'm humbled. Medaase pii, Miriam. We can't wait to welcome you to the motherland. Thanks for the book purchase. Glad you're finding it useful. Stay blessed 😊❤️

[@serenamandell]

Top man Yaw! x

[@danieldoku9699]

Ooo opanin I love these lessons pa

[@learnakan]

Glad you do, Daniel. Thank you

[@learnakan]

Glad you do, Daniel. Thank you

[@ericusization]

So amazing

[@learnakan]

Thank you 😊

[@joannaow6549]

Me ho y3 pa...na wo nso33? Medaase bebree for another good lesson. I already knew the first 2...so im greatful for the other 2👍🏾

[@learnakan]

Me nso me ho yɛ pa ara, Joanna. Medaase 😊

[@sergeerickoikou]

Me pa wokyew, mekyerɛ o😂. As matter of fact, I'm from Cote d Ivoire and I enjoy learning Akan language. There are some similarities in terms of words with my mother tongue which is baoule. You're doing an amazing job. Medaase para Onyankopɔn hyira wo Anua Yaw 😂❤

[@learnakan]

Aw medaase me nua 😊🙏🏽

[@joshuaampofo3300]

Can you develop a twi dictionary? You are so good.

[@learnakan]

Aw medaase Joshua 😊. We're on it here: learnakandictionary.com

[@hawa7715]

nice one👍👍

[@learnakan]

hawa _77 thank you 😊

[@kimmalenchak8897]

Me ho y3, meda w’ase. I was creeping on your old videos, you have improved so much! Congrats and keep it up! M’adesua nko ara 😅

[@learnakan]

Oh 🤭 my old videos. I dread watching those myself. Thanks Kim 😊

[@vitalisonyekachi5327]

Nice 1

[@afrizak]

Hi Sir great vid Can you recommend any Twi cartoons to practice with?

[@learnakan]

Please check out the Twi stories on the channel "bookboxinc". This is one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6fcaJacpNiom80

[@y.baa9737]

Thanks great explanation in english even if 'i'm french cause it was very fluent and well explained. Can you tell me how to say "where do you live ?" pls ?

[@learnakan]

Good to know 😊. Thank you. 'where do you live?' can be any one of the following: 1. 'wote he?' 2. 'ɛhe na woteɛ?' 3. 'ɛhefa na woteɛ?'

[@poohhill7787]

👍

[@samantha6670]

Me pe twi, medase.

[@sergeerickoikou]

My answers will be: Me ho yɛ Biribiara bɔkɔɔ Onyankopɔn Adom, me ho yɛ. 😂

[@fredpoesie2429]

🙏

[@fredpoesie2429]

😘

[@liveinfullbloom]

Me ho ye, medasse

[@ernykwame4285]

Me ho y3 oo

[@sasamatsimela9278]

Assignment: me ho yɛ... Nyame Adom... (could you at anytime correct my twi spelling if its incorrect mepa wo kyɛw)

[@janwil1160]

What is the meaning of Aboden? Eye aboden en ma yen, don't have the bacward C on my keyboard. from, Yen ara asaase ni

[@greatasam3790]

"Aboɔden" can mean worthy

[@earlankwadwoahimahasante3949]

Expensive or costing much

[@AudAkos]

To answer wo ho t3 s3n, I would say me ho y3, medase. I appreciate your videos. I am slowly improving.

[@learnakan]

Akosua papa bi 😊, happy to have you here. Step by step, we'll improve all the way together. Keep it up.

[@alicia.discovers]

Mepa wo kyɛw, sɛn na wɔka “I hope you’re well” wɔ Twi kasa mu?

[@learnakan]

Megye di sɛ wo ho yɛ 😊

[@alicia.discovers]

Medaase!

[@Akosua_donkor]

My response: me ho ye paaa! Na wo? 😅😄

[@learnakan]

Me nso me ho yɛ, Akosua 😊

[@Akosua_donkor]

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[@TimKofiTokunbo]

Mewɔ asɛmmisa! Wo yɛ kɛsiɛ = you are big Wo ho yɛ nwanwa = you are surprising Why can't I use "ho" in the first sentence? What is the rule to know when to use and not use "ho" when describing someone or something? Medaase

[@TimKofiTokunbo]

Some more examples.. Wo yɛ teten = you are tall Wo ho yɛ den = you are strong Does it depend on the adjective to know when to apply "ho" ? Medaase

[@yolijames85]

Medase

[@learnakan]

Me nso meda wo ase, Yolanda

[@ajwatson9974]

I recently visited the Motherland Ghana.🔴🟡🟢I thoroughly enjoyed my stay.. I am planning to return in the future. People kind, funny, helpful and calm. I am very happy to have found your channel it is very clear and precise.. How do I find your book.

[@learnakan]

😊 to hear you enjoyed your stay. Where were you based?

[@ajwatson9974]

I stayed in East Legon near the Signature buildings. Where can I find your book?

[@learnakan]

@@ajwatson9974 Nice! You can find the books here: amzn.to/4ayiWxy or learnakandictionary.com/bookshop. Medaase