Useful Twi Phrases for Expressing Disagreement | MUST-KNOW TWI PHRASES | LEARNAKAN.COM

[@TheRootedBlueprint]

I've not started learning yet but I have to say you are doing a very good job! Just let you know it's appreciated!

[@learnakan]

😊❤️ medaase

[@mszjet8449]

Thank you soooo much for this!!!! Now I can have a better connection with my tribe🇬🇭

[@monicahill1111]

I absolutely love this channel. I ran across it by accident and glad I did. I’ve watched almost 10 videos tonight 😂

[@learnakan]

Glad to have you here. Medaase 😊

[@chroniclesbylin]

Very great work. Is there any chance of creating contents for children as well? Like storytime, ananse stories, by the fireside kind of situations😊

[@AppOdellsMULTIMEDIA]

Lesson on point 💥👌😊

[@axelbielefeldt8209]

Super! The right for advanced learners. Meda wo ase paa.

[@MarrianEfua]

Great lessons. It’s helping me understand conversations around me

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Efua 😊

[@sidoinekossonou4681]

Thanks once more

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase 😊

[@titotan5298]

Wo ayɛ ade paaa

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Onua Victor

[@maartjevanleuven7392]

Mepa wo kyew, can you make some videos about the different tenses? Medaase paa for the lessons so far!

[@mckenziegibson276]

Please is the "wo ara" the same "woara" in the song?

[@TosbeLeo]

I saw the english translation of the lyrics somewhere and "woara" was translated as "you alone". So probably the same thing as "wo ara". I have notified that Twi movie and song titles are mostly written how they sound to the ear rather than the grammatically correct way which is rather unfortunate because I think it tarnishes the beauty of the language. This practise would be completely unacceptable in English and most other languages but the Ghana entertainment industry doesn't seem to care to correct this. Sad.

[@learnakan]

McKenzie, if it's Okyeame Kwame's song, then yes. "Wo ara na wokaeɛ (you yourself said it)". He was saying it was YOU (his/her partner) YOURSELF who said you'd stick with him through thick and thin, only to leave him/her at the sign of little difficulty.

[@TosbeLeo]

Tikya Yaw - Mo ne adwuma! M’ani sɔ mmɔden a wobɔ pii. Yɛda wo ase paa.

[@learnakan]

Okunini Lionel, me nso medaase pii 😊

[@rj1056]

Early

[@JessicaOforiwaa-s4o]

Hi Mr Yaw please I want to share my story with you I stop school in class 6 can you help me to go college 😂😅 medaase❤

[@JessicaOforiwaa-s4o]

Pronouns in Twi Mr Yaw please 😮