Learn Twi with DOUBLE SENSE #1 |

[@riri9151]

Been waiting soooo long for another one of these, they are SO helpful, thank you!!

[@caliisbae77]

I agree. they help so much!!

[@caliisbae77]

Medaase Yaw! Im learning Twi so I can speak with my husband and in laws soon! These real life scenarios really help me learn faster! Please keep them coming

[@learnakan]

Glad these help. Medaase 😊, and all the best with your learning

[@PamelaDoss]

I’m an older lady so it’s taking my concentration to follow and I am determined to learn.

[@brennanthebronzelanguages386]

Keep it up Sister! The fact that you are making the decision to learn is evidence of your capacity to learn, retain, and speak Twi!

[@learnakan]

I agree with Brennan on this. Keep up the determination Pam 😊.

[@timitealima1576]

Thank you.l am ivorian.l follow all your lesson.

[@learnakan]

Thank you 😊

[@kojokubii]

This video style is so good to really apply the language theory and see it all broken down, so so useful, thank you

[@kwekuacheampong1464]

Wow, what an excellent video. I feel ashamed that we Afro Caribbean people have lost our African languages to slavery. Thank you, Yaw.

[@learnakan]

Medaase Kweku. Always glad to have a brother from the other side here.

[@pacquinappiah8736]

Awesome … thank you stay encouraged all !!

[@NanaAkosuaB]

Please share the link for the video on phrasal verbs.

[@eleganthavoc]

Great video. Please, what does the "ɛnam so a" part mean both literally and in context?

[@queenawill3542]

Please, do you have a fante option?

[@learnakan]

Not at the moment Queena

[@timothyphiri3265]

What does Edru anadwo mean?

[@alhajisamuel8970]

"Edru anadwo" means( reaching the evening time) or better still( in the evening )

[@kindomofghana]

It has reached nighttime.

[@brilliancerising]

Bravo! Intense and well digestible explanations. Wa ye dea Kyrekyrenni Yaw.

[@learnakan]

Medaase pii Kwame 😊

[@beomkyutie1112]

thank you for the video

[@learnakan]

Medaase 😊

[@malachinumba1]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge, although i still cant speak or understand twi i always come back to your videos😊

[@dunsindada6762]

Always enjoy your lesson Much love from 🇳🇬👍💙

[@learnakan]

Glad to know. Medaase 😊

[@geekbliss4209]

Yaw, you're simply the best

[@learnakan]

Medaase 😊

[@25piankhi45]

Yɛpa wo kyɛw Yaw. Wo ho te sɛn? Yɛwɔ asɛmbisa: Is there a Twi only dictionary that you recommend (one with Akan cultural definition of words vice English translated words)?

[@learnakan]

Awurade adom, me ho yɛ. Wo nso wo ho yɛ? For Twi only dictionaries, I think you'll find some in bookshops here in Ghana. If you're in Ghana, or know anyone here, you can maybe get a couple to test out. I don't own one personally though, so I'm unable to make a recommendation, unfortunately.

[@daisyso9173]

Thank you for these videos! Can you do a video (it’s just a request if you can) but it’s called learn Asante twi while sleeping like those videos you can see a lot of those different language in the KZbin videos when you search up there’s like a lot of those but anyways. I pray to the Lord that you continue what you are doing! Jesus loves you and you are doing so much great things on this channel and I just want to say thank you for being so helpful in my life continue on what you are doing you are helping a lot of people! I could only say one word in twi and now I can form sentences thanks to you and the others! Thank you and God bless you! 😊 My request: Learn twi while you sleeping or doing other things. So first you speak it in English then speak it in twi and repeat it 3 or 4 times and go to the next word or sentence.

[@learnakan]

Already in the pipeline Daisy 😊 You should be seeing those soon. Thanks for the suggestion

[@RW-ws9dp]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Akosua.flower]

👍🏾👍🏾

[@learnakan]

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