Customs and Cultural Norms You Should Know (Stop Being Offensive in Ghana) Ghana Culture and Tips

In this video, we explore the customs and cultural norms of Ghana, and provide tips on how to avoid being offensive while traveling or interacting with locals. From traditional greetings and dress codes to local etiquette and taboos, we will give you the tips you need. So, join us on this cultural journey, and learn how to stop being offensive in Ghana, and gain a deeper understanding of the culture and customs.
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[@BrowncoatBlue]

I am posting this from the Expat Life Ghana Lodge, and I can say the place is great! Fully staffed, secure, clean, and has all the amenities you would expect in the West. 👍🏽

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks for sharing! We truly appreciate you staying.

[@delaandpatricethedogbatsef2089]

GREAT tips. Thank goodness my husband has taught me well. I surprise everyone with my adjustment to Ghana culture. It’s very endearing for locals. My favorite is how Ghanaian’s pronounce hippopotamus. My husband can’t get over how Americans pronounce water 😂😂😂

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@Nell654]

I really appreciate your channel. A lady from America complained that members of her husband family beg for money so much and I found this so disrespectful

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Sorry to hear that, it happens but it shouldn't be discouraging. Thanks for watching.

[@mamizeehshonesty367]

Why it her feelings disrespectful ? I think us Africans should stop being beggers instead we should focus on developing our own and feel proud about it

[@Eddyke]

@@mamizeehshonesty367 she meant the begging was not the complaining

[@relax0180]

Greeting is done culturally from right to left, not necessarily according to seniority. The senior most person may at times be seated in the middle or last seat.

[@brightbayong3311]

U truly know the culture 😂😂

[@Jaylove777]

Nigerian-American and lived in several west African countries, been to ghana a few times and these are amazing tips that apply just about every where in West Africa!

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@helen2358 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@MrOu83]

I can certainly relate to the data pronunciation. I prefer the softer a sound and pronounce it that way such a seemingly small distinction can cause confusion for some Ghanaians. There are other words or terms too, such as how you say water with er sound and they say it like wata. Or if you say elevator, some won’t know what you mean because they call it a lift. Or, if I ask or tell my taxi driver to pull over, he will not know that I want him to essentially park the car, usually for a brief moment for whatever reason. They also refer to plastic bags as rubber bags, or just rubbers. It’s best to be patient, and adjust to the way they speak, as you are in their country.

[@mcsperry6415]

I love you your shirt Tony ,much love from the Eastern part of Ghana ♥️♥️🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊

[@NormanVlogs453]

This is the first time I'm commenting on your channel though I've been a subscriber for quite some time. Good topic, thanks. As much as our brothers and sisters from the diaspora are welcome to Ghana, we don't want to dilute or destroy the Ghanaian culture. It would be a shame if Ghana becomes another western nation and I mean with respect to culture, traditional values and beliefs. This is my greatest worry at the moment. Integration into the Ghanaian culture should be paramount.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@theghanaiandoctor3700 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@can_you_guess_my_new_username]

Culture should be progressive. Your Ghana already grew from western influence. Western influence has already been involved in your nation, for more than one century. Ghana is not what it was in 1700s . You literally wrote your comment on the platform of a Western Tech company. Growth is a holistic thing so if your Ghana ever experiences significant advancement then the culture will change. That's inevitable. The culture changing just means that people are changing their own mind, body, soul and spirit. People should be free to do that.

[@1653tlw]

That was my issue the left hand. I made that mistake so many times because I'm left handed. I have to be conscious about that.

[@gocengineering3691]

Sure

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@1653tlw - It comes with time, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@MrOu83]

Sampson - I am a pro at it because I follow the right hand rule when I am here in America, too.

[@timhunter1914]

Thanks for sharing, it funny that when my wife and I moved to Abu Dhabi for a few years, my elder cousin shared about using the left hand for Greetings, lol.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

You now know our language better weldone

[@charleswilliams8979]

I just heard that Ghana will grant citizenship to African Americans. I really hope this is true, and if is so, may your family have a beautiful life in Ghana. The Best of all to you!

[@kenya9540]

Thanks for the information, I am not in the habit of hugging people that I don't know. Also, covid has squashed hand shaking for me along with dirty left hands.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks for sharing!

[@adwoanuro4192]

The greeting from right to left isn't about seniority. It is symbolic that you are coming in "good faith". The "openess of your hand" verses a "back hand" (which is offensive). Since you greet with your right hand and start on the right. The person you are greeting is always "met" with an open palm. "Openess", "goodness", "good faith" etc.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

The greeting thing is necessary good to know the first is necessary

[@user-mr1vv1fw4l]

Hi Tony and Ayo My favourite KZbinrs.😊❤ Just to add what has already been said here, as Ghana is a former British colony, the English language and even the legal system are all based on British English and the British legal system. Therefore, it is not necessarily because English is the second language in Ghana, but the words or pronouncuation sometimes differ, between American English and British English. Even when Americans sometimes ask for the bathroom, here in the UK, some Brits, not used to speaking to Americans, can look a bit perplexed. Bath/Washroom -Toilet, ladies or gents Elevator - Lift Data - Data pronounced 'Dayta' Cookies - Biscuits Soda /Pop - Soft Drinks, Coke, Fanta, Sprite, etc, etc. Sidewalk - pavement I have actually been in the process of setting up a guide on my channel when I watched this great video, so I found it very interesting. Keep up the good work. 😊

[@awula5385]

Thanks for putting this much needed info out.

[@ems6321]

Greeting is EXTREMELY important. Even if you are unaware or overwhelmed by cultural customs, people will generally be understanding, and assume you have good intentions if you are known to greet people.

[@jerryseshie2114]

Once again, I must say it's very informative. You guys are always on point.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks so much for that @@jerryseshie2114, really appreciate it 😉!

[@msgoldndiamondsarefromafri8112]

Lol The data data story remind me of a time I was in America as a British accented person, we visited this huge complex and we’re looking for somewhere to go dancing and we kept asking for somewhere to go dancing, people would say what it took a long time for them to realise we were saying dancing which sounds a little bit different from the American way of saying it I guess.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Great story - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!

[@benjaminowusu200]

I've seen most of your videos and this is one of the most entertaining yet, the water bowl comments really cracked me up. thanks

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@benjaminowusu200 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@ayodeler39]

Very comprehensive advice. Thanks. Happy New Year family.🙏🏿💜🙏🏿

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

You are so welcome.

[@gandhibaffour405]

Well done and said my beautiful people, looking great 👍

[@reginald2771]

Beautiful thank you 🙏🏿 😊

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Welcome 😊

[@GTAGAMER-qj5fr]

Taking some good notes !

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@user-jk3xg1uk1o - Awesome, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@nefertemur8951]

Greetings Expat Life, very informative, information, and information that should be remembered when one is visiting or relocating to Ghana. Excellent job Tony and Ayo, hope to meet you both someday….. Continue to enjoy our homeland.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@nefertemur8951 - Come visit jus anytime and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@kwennison]

Great info on guys.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks so much for that @@kwennison, really appreciate it 😉!

[@dorisbrown7347]

Thanks for sharing

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks for watching!

[@ginabkk6709]

Nice one thank you for sharing 😊

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@ginabkk6709 - Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@isaacking5646]

I'm Nigerian and I enjoy watching you just got a new subscription

[@mykelsackey8034]

Oh with the hand shake, we greet clockwise because we greet based upon the clock or from high rank to lowest

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@mykelsackey8034 - Here it's right to left and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@dorisbrown7347]

True talk

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!

[@sourcestvghuk9897]

God blessed you ❤all

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Same to you!

[@winifredgorleku6136]

Hi Tony and Ayo.

[@Rosemar87]

I'm a Ghanian raised in Ghana but went to Liverpool for further education. Whilst there the people taught I speak posh because I spoke the Ghanian English accent. My sister who was born in the UK and raised in Hertfordshire came to visit me in Liverpool and I became the translator between her and the locals. Since back in Ghana, I once some Indias who wanted directions but we could not understand each other because of our differences in accent. Even those in UK can't understand each other what about the rest of us. Always slow down, pick your word one by one and don't think your accent is superior. Mistake most English speaking foreigner do.

[@sampsonpaintsil9839]

This was surely a good one,you guy’s should do a show on how people should take their mosquito tablets when they arrive and when they leave. Thanks.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@sampsonpaintsil9839 - We just use a spray and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@luxurylolproductions5015]

Great

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!

[@kwennison]

...and that top though, Tony!!

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊

[@julianaansah6367]

I love ur channel seriously ❤️❤️❤️

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@julianaansah6367 - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@FirstnameLastname-ge7hz]

It would be great if when the diaspora moves to America they would take tips from this video

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@user-fo1vi2mq1s - We are sure you mean from and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@AkubaCAB]

Great advice. Especially on "ordering like a diva" hahaha 🤣🤣😂🤣

[@AkubaCAB]

Sorry watermelon killed me 🤣🤣

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Totally agree @@AkubaCAB! And thanks for adding this to the conversation 🤗.

[@chantalamazingrace1627]

The accent and prononciation issue is same in every country. Here in America, it's same thing, someone from another country says a word and an American will ask 'what's that?'

[@loreneallen9271]

Thank you for the information. I'm left handed.

[@gocengineering3691]

😊

[@rockline6114]

The left hand has got more to it tho😊

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊

[@dashngo]

I am an American married to a Ghanaian, one of the biggest shocks for me was one year we purchased gifts for my mother and sister in law and nieces,I wrapped them all up to look so beautiful and put them inside a box and shipped it to them for Christmas gifts. but when my sister in law went to pick up the package they made her unwrap all of the gifts in front of them. This was so upsetting to me. ( you know those gifts went threw so many X-rays and scanners). and to make her do that and now my baby nieces could not unwrap their gifts broke my heart.

[@derochemiles4136]

Good need to know info too badd they don’t feel the same when they go to other countries and continents

[@GeecheeWoman]

Hello Mr. Tony and Mrs. Ayo How are you and the boys doing ? The weather here in New York is in the 30's today . Sister Acouvi - CHALE - OUT

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@GeecheeWoman - Hello, thanks for always watching, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@sourcestvghuk9897]

I like ur top sir

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@sourcestvghuk9897 - Appreciate it and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@GeecheeWoman]

It seems like Luke is getting older by the week as well as his voice is constantly changing .I am tired of seeing sisters coming from the U.S. dressing like hooked and having no respect for the people or themselves .

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@GeecheeWoman - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.

[@selisagrimes6065]

Pls post the Ghanian words we should know and their meaning.

[@abubakrabdelrazighassanbab3521]

Ordering like a diva is so me XD

[@ronaldchatman9144]

Good info. I would add when eating with others you should only take from the area of the bowl in front of you. Question: what about walking etiquette..does it exist here?

[@a.konadu4010]

Excellent tip!

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Good question! Just don't get hit is all we got.

[@Chacha355]

Yeah. You're required to put one foot in front of the other. Lol

[@iuicanchorage]

1 Timothy 2:9 In like manner also, that women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and sobriety; not with broided hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly array; 1 Timothy 2:10 But (which becometh women professing godliness) with good works.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊

[@coz2j69]

I am sorry, but I will: always wash both hands, and eat at with a spoon or a fork when I do not want to eat with hands. In addition, the idea that the left hand is the dirty hand make me thinks that some people do not wash their hands (both) after using the toilet

[@stephenjohnson3542]

HA HA HA . VERY FUNNY 😁

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊

[@l.e.sparklesfkaelliesparkl5875]

Aawww Ayo, is the harmattan dust getting to your voice?

[@mannykwao1447]

Love you both and your show. Delighted to see your kids are happy in Ghana. In one of your videos you touched on Gh economy softly. Please feel free and speak your mind bcos almost every Ghanaian knows the problem…simple, leaders are mfkg greedy and unproductive, don’t give a damn about the country and the poor citizens. FYI, there are people criticizing the govt daily on KZbin - Freedom Fighters. Thx for the love shown to Ghana. Love from LA, Ca

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@mannykwao1447 -We speak enough so we don't offend those that invited us and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@joshuaacquaye6933]

Foolish guy, you are in America and advising them wrongly. The same thing a Ghanaian will say let them say it and you will see how people will come after them.

[@joshuaacquaye6933]

They are more wiser than you who is advising them. You people think the fact that you travel to America, then all of a sudden you become more wiser than us in ghana.

[@joshuaacquaye6933]

When you travel somewhere you just have to be careful what you say and how you say it. You don't talk like the house people.

[@blackhannahofficial]

Since watching this clip, for the first time I Noticed... In Leo's clip he's waving with his LEFT HAND ❕Gotta redo it. ( so nobody gets offended)

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@official_blackhannah -Gotta get that right and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@rockline6114]

The left hand culture has a more serious stuff to it. Its a spiritual thing which most of us(the locals) don't know because of a formal education n religion( Christianity & Islam).

[@benbo7042]

Why some of you Ghanaians associate everything with ' spirituality ' ? When you are clueless and lazy to do research for a solution, you immediately put it on ' spirituality '. . Stop that primitive mindset. It is holding you back from development.

[@benbo7042]

You are liar. Stop that rubbish.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@rockline6114 - We didn't hear of it being that serious and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@alfapaul5593]

Jesus disciples sitting on his right hand.

[@DR1Believe]

Airlines recommended?

[@Eddyke]

Kenya airways

[@504Tendaji]

@10:20 😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@christineray607]

Ghana has to many rules for me that I am willing to do.

[@TheWareek]

On the colour theme, who gets to choose the colour.

[@appau100]

Some invitations come with their dress code, and the colors are chosen by the planners of the program. If there is no dress code, you can wear any color of your choice. However, there are some basic colors for some specific occasions. Example; Black or Red for funerals. White for naming ceremony or outdooring, thanksgiving service, engagement, wedding.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@TheWareek -The person giving the event we suppose, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@TheWareek]

@@ExpatLifeGhana thanks for that, over the years have seen several videos from Ghana and had always wondered about that. Good way to detect gate crashers.

[@jamesmays796]

Spiritual awakening I have learned where your culture is there your 💰 money go,Avery colonial did it, remove you from your culture,your 💰 money goes to their culture.james in America Chicago ✊👊🤔🧐🧐🤨

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@jamesmays796 - Noted and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@obidobabue1175]

U too look better and better every time. Can yall move back to USA (stress, depression, fear etc)? Lol

[@ccantwi11]

Lol!

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@obidobabue1175 -WTF...Misery loves company I guess but thanks for the comment 😊!

[@teteobotanpa8550]

Please note that, Ghana was colonised by the British and so we speak British English in accordance with our dialects..

[@samuelowusu4755]

Ghana's English is like The British unlike The American English .

[@KAPAK108]

In respect of the accent problem, please note that Ghanaians study "queen's English" whiles you study American English. For instance you tend to replace

[@kindomofghana]

Then these Ghanaians who have studied "Queens English", as you claim, have failed miserably!! The English accent Ghanaians have is not closer to British English than American English, far from it. The British and American will understand and relate with each other when speaking English a thousand times better than they could ever whilst having a conversation with your average Ghanaian. Ghana has a different cultural and historical makeup that uniquely influences the English language. That stands on its merit. It doesn't need claims of a better adaptation to the British language than other nations to be valid. I think it's high time certain Ghanaians stop obsessing about positioning Ghana as Britain 2.0.

[@humanm647]

The queen's now king's English is been dead in Ghana since the 80s when the educational system was changed. In the past people who completed form 4, today's JSS equivalent spoke the queen's English and could also teach in basic schools. Today some SSS graduates have difficulty expressing themselves in English.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@KAPAK108 - Naw, it's different than that, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@AndreYahu]

I'm a Ghanaian and you need to stress on "the left hand" part.

[@rochellek5327]

I’m a lefty so I will head somewhere else.

[@njeriassata7541]

That is an excellent point. What would you do if, you are left-handed?

[@gocengineering3691]

Use a spoon

[@KAPAK108]

For your information, two of my brothers and sisters live in Ghana and are left handed!!

[@rochellek5327]

@@KAPAK108 have they ever mentioned any incidents that may have gotten them in trouble or been scolded for using the unclean hand?

[@albertaddai130981]

It’s not a problem to be left handed. About 10 to 15% of Ghanaians are left handed. The only thing is to greet and shake hands with your right. You can always eat with your left hand or with spoon.

[@kenya9540]

What happens if you don't want to eat with your hands?

[@appau100]

Just order food that requires a spoon or folk like rice. Don't order fufu and use a spoon to eat. It will be seen as disrespectful.

[@TruthSerum101]

They get over it.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@kenya9540 -What if there were no utensils around. You could always order something that requires utensils, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@Aeon1019]

Remember the dialect of English is different, just like Brits and American, just like Canadian and Aussie... Words uttered differently 🤔

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@nazirlife1019 -For sure and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@malakiamen]

Once upon a time, I asked a street vendor in Kokrobite if she had a napkin. It seemed like I instantly turned into a space alien. Long story short, if you need a napkin, ask for “tissue” and you’ll get a napkin. 🤣

[@kfelix2934]

In west Central Africa it's a serviette, found that out in Cameroon, Guinea Equatorial and Gabon. Napkin or tissue is probably going to get you a space alien look also.

[@a.konadu4010]

I quite remember Ghana in the 80's...a napkin was in reference to a cloth diaper.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@malakiamen9634 - Tissue for sure and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@lgclkj]

HIP POP PA TA MU SVERSUS HIPPO PAUTA MUS LOL

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@lgclkj - Uhh, thanks for the comment 😊!

[@GeecheeWoman]

I heard that many diasporans came to Ghana for Afrocella & that they not only acted a fool but were some of the reasons why this festival is changing its name & also they will no longer have - it there . What are you takings in this ?

[@NanaKwekuNyarko]

Copyright issues of the name.

[@jeffreykofikarikari4334]

They win the case in court already, but they just want to change the name to AFROFUTURE, soo now the name Afrofuture, they will do it Easter time,which is April and December too, the old name is someone brand name,

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@GeecheeWoman -That is all wrong. They were already gonna change the name. Never seen diasporans come here and act a fool. C'mon now, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@neps4th]

Why so many internet scammers from Ghana ??

[@nobs997]

India and Nigeria make Ghana looks like a choir boy

[@obidobabue1175]

There are more acammers in the usa than ghana or entire Africa. We know all the systems are scams

[@nobs997]

@@obidobabue1175 Ghana is no saint when it comes to scamming.

[@obidobabue1175]

@@nobs997 bro usa the most scammer

[@nobs997]

@@obidobabue1175 Do you have stats to support your assertion?

[@TruthSerum101]

I don't care who gets offended. I never eat with my hands in anybody's country and I don't mind carrying my own utensils. Expecting me to eat with hands is way too personal. Mind your business.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@TruthSerum101 - Everyone is different and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@willjoful]

That's BS, Just wash your hands with soap and water. Then keep it moving.

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

Thanks for the view

[@Mystr438]

😂😅 Data

[@ExpatLifeGhana]

@@BeatriceFairbanks - The small things, and thanks for the comment 😊!

[@amencal]

I saw a muslim eating sausage once.🙄

[@nobs997]

Allah knows best 🙃

[@jaypremp]

😂😂

[@ericopoku-bamfo6253]

Hei Tony and Ayor about the data thing American did the same thing to the foreigners over here in US. So whenever I go to Costco or home depot I have to get a pictures of what whatever I I'm going to buy before I go so I think it's the accent that is why.

[@MK-ru9fe]

There are different types of sausage All of them is not pork And there’s halal sausage Meaning it’s permissible for Muslim to eat I hope this helps

[@HughJass-jv2lt]

Turkey Sausage? 😜😜

[@lawrencetarget3059]

Really, to be fair data as you say it is American, data as Ghanaians say it is the proper English, it's you that's not speaking English properly 😊

[@relax0180]

Greeting is done culturally from right to left, not necessarily according to seniority. The senior most person may at times be seated in the middle or last seat .