Learn Ewe - Parts of the body - African Language - Educational

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[@constantmarcos2986]

The same thing in fon from Benin 🇧🇯 😂😂😂 Ta Ko Da (hair) To( ear) Afo Nku(eyes) Ahonti (nose) Thank you so much ❤

[@amaasantewaa7563]

Well done

[@tahja98]

Fantastic! Thank you!

[@jocelynmartinez8004]

Great job. Easy to follow and understand. Thanks for the repetitions and your pauses. 👏👏👏

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[@smileylady485]

Thanks

[@lilianflynn1876]

Thank you

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[@Fishnbred]

Awesome, thanks for sharing this lesson!

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[@aliceadjorlolo1499]

Please we need more of your ewe lessons Thanks

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[@francislartey-qel491]

I'm so happy.

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[@Milgamix77]

Akpe ne wo do video a. Great thanks from an ewe who has been taught by my father for years

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[@gabrielokechukwu4630]

Mawunyo

[@ligle1970]

Wow this is incredible. Great job buddy keep it up

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[@Unknown-te8fv]

kɔ in my mother language means go away or go. BTW I'm Ghanaian and I speak Twi at home 🇬🇭🤝🏿🇹🇬🤝🏿🇧🇯

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[@Laklen]

It's ekɔ not kɔ.

[@francislartey-qel491]

You've done your best. But the pronunciation is a bit different 👌👌👌👌

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[@YenkoAfrica]

Akpe!

[@Isabelle-zh7ms]

Thanks for your good job but it is called Eta, not Ta.

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[@Isabelle-zh7ms]

Enu, not Nu

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