How to Tell the Time in Twi | The Irregular Times + A Recap of the O'clocks | LEARNAKAN.COM

[@TimeraB]

Welcome back Yaw. Best Akan teacher on the internet!

[@learnakan]

Happy to be back. Medaase, Timera 😊

[@brilliancerising]

I'm glad to see you back with these valuable lessons.

[@learnakan]

Glad to be back, Kwame. Medaase

[@robinfreeman2696]

Thank you Yaw for the lesson!!! It's been a while since class time

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Robin. Glad to be back

[@zeekchaiyde22]

Seeing how much I've learnt from you is so cool! I was able to answer every question in both versions correctly!🔥 Thank you very much.

[@learnakan]

Wow, kudos! Woayɛ adeɛ! Me nso medaase! 😊

[@Akosua.flower]

Medaase paaa! Mafe wo oo

[@docreiss]

Replaying the lesson there were no glitches. Thank you for checking. You have a delightful style, Yaw. I wonder if you got that with your master's studies. I look forward to the next video and enjoy seeing previous ones again. It is so cool to realize that I am learning.

[@joannaow6549]

Hello Yaw. Welcome. You were missed😁 nice to see you. I did get all my answers correct. Thanks for this lesson

[@donsena2013]

For the hours between 12: 01 AM and 5 AM (the early-morning dark), is either or used to indicate this part of the day? Or, is there possibly another noun or adverb of time for these hours?

[@learnakan]

There’s night time, with midnight within it, dawn, very early morning, and morning. Apart from the on-the-dot times, I find that where one ends and the other begins is mainly subjective, even in English. I think you’ll find the preparatory vocabulary lessons for this helpful in this regard: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4a8nYiGmceJg6M kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIvIl62DapKlb7s

[@donsena2013]

@@learnakan Yes, I jotted down all the information from these two videos. In so doing, I wrote out my own transcriptions alongsdie the orthography -- the Akan text. I infer that would be more appropirate for a time lke 2 AM, althoug I probably could use .

[@msdiamond2171]

Hey long time oooo you are looking fine ..hope all is well .

[@learnakan]

Awurade adom, all is fine. Medaase. Hope you're good yourself?

[@afaray6751]

Hello Yaw. Welcome back. I have all the quiz answers ready. 1)abɔ nnɔnkron apa ho simma dumiensa. It is thirteen minutes past nine o clock. (9:13) Aka simma aduanan nson na abo nnondu. It is left with forty seven minutes and it will strike ten o clock. (9:13) 2) abo anadwo nnɔndu apa ho simma aduonum num. It is fifty five minutes past ten o clock in the evening (10:55 pm) Aka simma num na abɔ anadwo nnɔndubaako. It is left with five minutes and it will strike eleven o clock in the evening( 10:55 pm) 3)abo nnɔnan apa ho simma aduanan. It is forty four minutes past four o clock. (4:44) Aka simma dunsia na abo nnɔnum. It is left with sixteen minutes and it will strike five o clock. (4:44) 4) Abɔ nnɔnum apa ho simma dunkron. It is nineteen minutes past five o clock. (5:19) Aka simma aduanan baako na abɔ nnɔnsia. It is left with forty one minutes and it will strike six o clock. (5:19) 5) Abo anopa nnonsia apa ho simma nsia. It is six minutes past six o clock in the morning. (6:06 am) Aka simma aduonum nan na abo anopa nnɔnson. It is left with fifty four minutes and it will strike seven o clock in the morning. (6:06 am)

[@learnakan]

Mo! Me nua, woayɛ adeɛ!

[@isiahwestin7398]

Mepachow min bisa wo asem😄 They in twi is won but I’ve seen it as omo as well. Which one do i use? Medaase

[@comfortosei5888]

You are good. Ayekoo

[@syerramia]

Loved it!

[@learnakan]

Glad 😊

[@sjappiyah4071]

Medaase Paa

[@stephwa1296]

Solving this feels like mathematics at first ;-)

[@learnakan]

😁

[@siscoking4801]

10:00

[@didierlizard7413]

Hi i understand why in ghana even if they speak twi they tell the time in english

[@fredpoesie2429]

😊👏🎆

[@docreiss]

Video and audio go WAY out of sync at about 18 minutes

[@rev.philipquicoo9691]

Is it only me that I find his laughing annoying

[@kali1332]

his laugh aint annoying it is cool bruh u jelly?