25 Must-Know Twi Phrases for Learners and Tourists | Conversational Twi | LEARNAKAN.COM

[@ciserious]

Please share more. Great job. I'm married to a Ghanaian and I'm secretly learning Twi to impress him. This is how much I love him and Ghana and the culture. Also can't wait to visit Ghana again to speak some.

[@profitableAsiwaju]

On the same journey, engaged to a Ghanaian and would love to learn to Impress him 😂 Medaase!

[@chocolateytown3069]

My family would always make fun of me for not knowing twi but when they would speak twi i would understand them and I can speak perfect twi myself but oftentimes I would be made the butt of all jokes and any time I would speak twi they would make fun of me not to mention the fact that I am very antisocial and have severe anxiety so I'm just watching this to make sure all my pronunciations are correct and they are! Thanks for the video!

[@evee1299]

xXGacha LoverXx me too I understand when my parents a speaking twi

[@joyy-oppong]

Chocolatey Town SAMEEEEEEE

[@hamira3906]

Chocolatey Town samee I’m always the butt of h the joke🥴 I don’t speak any twi at all

[@melv8123]

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[@nadiakwapong2559]

Same!!!!

[@shelbylivingston7457]

As a Jamaican I feel very close to Ghana and this helped me learn the basics! Medaase!

[@learnakan]

Yess to our Jamaican brothers and sisters. Good to have you here, Shelby

[@akuababes8755]

Fish

[@72ranna]

Me firi iraq Medaase

[@shevahmorris9132]

Trust me..Jamaica is just a land that got blown out of Africa during a storm...Ghana just feel safer

[@Chillednfunked]

@@shevahmorris9132 Lots of West Indians originated from West Africa - unfortunately they lost their manners when they got to the islands

[@simp1eone]

Ghanaians are very humble people, we are so Humble some non Ghanaians mistaken that for timidity. No we are not timid, we were just raised to be respectful and very humble, with that said if you're a tourist please understand in ghana we respect each other so much and we precede each sentence with PLEASE, ME PA WO KY3W (please what is your name, please where are you from, please Where do you stay etc) and THANK YOU is also very important, Me Da Se. If you not Ghanaian and visiting first time i totally understand but i do want you to always remember that is just our culture.

[@patb-d2264]

I agree totally. That is a big part of us,especially Akuapems who may even precede an insult with 'Please.' 'Mepa wo ky3w s3 woy3..'

[@judelinenyame]

I will agree on that!! I've mistaken my fiance humility to b a sign of weakness nd thought he was timid until I realized that I was wrong 😆; I Love that man! such a high value character that is rare in men these days

[@specialk4455]

Sadly as an American, I once held this humility with high regards.. until I ran into many Ghanaian men scamming American women for papers and I was very disillusioned with the group of people. Becareful there are alot of pretenders out there and that's part of the culture too. I am personally offended that the Ghanaian men have also learned how to play on women's emotions for selfish reasons.... I'm just here for the Twi lessons

[@judelinenyame]

@@specialk4455 WAW... THAT IS NOT GOOD U HAD TO EXPERIENCE THAT... BECAUSE I MYSELF WITNESSED THERES GOOD, HUMBLE GHANAIAN MEN OUT THERE

[@specialk4455]

@@judelinenyame honestly I have a very good Ghanaian husband of 18yrs, wehave been thru some trying times.Oh LORD have mercy. Almost divorce 2 times. But GOD said no.. Now I watched his so called friends go thru American women like drinking water. I have had friends really hurt. The difference with Ghanaian men, in their humility they are subtle... but some are pretenders..... Karma catches those crooks that steal people's hearts and run.. Don't worry, just be careful oo... Pay attention

[@DetailDude]

TWI is such a pleasing sounding language

[@marrionadjofogue8379]

Hello everyone . please I would like your help, do you know the kébéké root? how could i have it

[@nanaanddutch5645]

Please can someone help me translate a video

[@amaretto6003]

Im learning twi because I just like people from ghana and make them feel more confortable in my country (The Netherlands) Thx for the videos mate

[@adventuremonkey]

Are you learning other languages too?

[@amaretto6003]

@@adventuremonkey Im also learning krio (sierra leone) and swahili

[@aviatress5643]

i am ghanaian and i was born in the Netherlands! 🇬🇭🇳🇱 Hi!

[@amaretto6003]

@@aviatress5643 hi nice to meet you

[@aviatress5643]

@@amaretto6003 Nice to meet you too! Thank you for liking my country, I love the Netherlands too! Some of my happiest memories happened there :)

[@morissouayat4807]

Good Morning, I am Baulé of Ivory Coast but I understand what your are saying. it's almost the same as Baule. Thanks

[@cutiecake1183]

Medaase! My parents always want mew to learn Twi because we are a Ghanaian family so now I watch your Twi learning series thank you again!

[@learnakan]

Nice! Keep it up, Aisha 😊

[@gtk.avaaaa]

same!

[@officialelaiis3731]

same

[@Ghallygirl]

Same

[@dd1ddee]

Yup

[@freddyarena8699]

This guy is a real deal

[@junioransah8412]

Int

[@hi...iguess4833]

Ong he is

[@kokoajay5540]

I think my dad speaks broken 💔 twi because he says ete sen and he responds by saying oyeh . Kossa I had to spell it this way. Is he speaking a Twi slang. He and my biological mom are both Ashanti . I need to download a Twi keyboard app

[@kokoajay5540]

What does Oboa mean

[@learnakan]

Hi Sasha, I think he was saying "oye", which is just the Fanti dialect version . Just dialectal difference

[@oni3941]

My Dad's from Ghana and can speak twi but I was born in England so I spoke only English but I've started learning thanks for the help

[@user-vn2nm3wh9j]

Samee

[@kamzmontana5908]

Sameeeeeese

[@Mangdro7]

As an Ivorian(Cote d'Ivoire) who comes from AKAN (Baoulé)family, I think I am welcomed to this platform Well done Mr Yao Good job ahead May the almighty God bless and strengthening you

[@learnakan]

You are most welcome! Good to have you here. God bless you too 😊

[@themoorking]

I LOVE GHANA ❤ from moroccan brother not a bruni but a bibini AFRICAN AND PROUD

[@learnakan]

Welcome, brother 😊

[@themoorking]

@@learnakan bless you brother ❤❤

[@mB-tv6cp]

I am so impressed tonight. I never realized the impact you're having on my children till tonight. My 10 years old son born in the US, only been to Ghana twice wrote me a happy mother's day message in Twi all THANKS to your lessons. My other 2 are also able to communicate in Twi which makes my heart so HAPPY and makes anyone who hears them speak Twi shockprised 😊. I salute you Bro. Great job done!!!!. Will definitely have to meet you one of these days

[@learnakan]

Aww 🥰 glad to hear. My regards to the little champ. Hopefully we get to meet. Medaase

[@mB-tv6cp]

@@learnakan I will tell them. Any contact info you wouldn't mind sharing?

[@zethukhwela893]

I just surprised my Ghanian boyfriend... He really loved it. Please keep on teaching me.

[@learnakan]

Oh nice! I sure will

[@seansartor]

My Brotha, I live in Philadelphia USA and your lessons have given me TREMENDOUS appreciation from this Beautiful Ghanaian Woman I met.

[@learnakan]

Glad to know, Sean. Me nso medaase. And, all the best with the queen

[@TheChristianCrochetAddict]

Loooooooove this. Idk why I almost cried. When our people were taken from our country so much was lost.

[@J.Butta85]

😥your comment made me cryyyy but I’m happy 😊 to say I’m in the process of repatriating back to our ancestors land . And I’m so so happy to say I lived in this era to witness and be apart of it 🥰🥰🥰 🇬🇭

[@cyto7276]

I am learning for a dear friend of mine. He expressed to me that he is never really able to have a conversation with someone in his native language because so little people know the language. I am going to try to take on the language and show him that I truly care about him. Nante Yie!

[@learnakan]

Medaase! I wish you all the best

[@eemoogee160]

That's very sweet of you

[@specialk4455]

So kind. Bless you

[@karaskora2519]

Mr. Yaw, you are an excellent teacher of Twi. You have the correct pace and demeanor for this. I've never seen or heard better. I"m learning a lot. Medase papaapa yie! Akosua Krah

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase pii, Akosua

[@karaskora2519]

@@learnakan Yo, me bo mpaie sE wo kyErE obiara akasa Twi!

[@dd1ddee]

@Kara Skora wow you are really speaking well, even fluent. Can I ask if you learnt all from this channel please. I want to learn too. Congratulations, I hope I'll reach your level soon. 👌🏾👍🏾🙏🏾

[@karaskora2519]

@@dd1ddee I studied Fante at U. of Florida one summer with Dr. Paul Kotey. Then I lived in Ghana for one year to do my doctoral research. I kept learning there with two different teachers, both of whom were excellent. But mostly, once you get the basic sentence structure and some vocab, it's living there and hearing the tones and rhythm. I hope to return soon. Ghana is a fantastic place with great people.

[@shujaaamali7696]

Thank you sooo much! Our Jamaican and Ghanaian government is about to implement the removal of visas to travel to either countries. I’m preparing to visit, gotta learn the language!!! Can’t wait to step on the land of 🇬🇭

[@learnakan]

We'll be waiting with open arms

[@shujaaamali7696]

Awww 🥰 thank you 😊

[@jamesbedukodjograham5508]

You will be made welcome when things are done within your system,

[@kouameconstant8503]

My tribe language is similar to Twi here in Côte d'Ivoire but Twi is not always easy they are singing through. Thank you brother, you wonderful! I follow this class studiously. God bless you!

[@gyaama]

This helped me A lot because I was born in the UK to Ghanaian parents so know I can finally talk to them properly

[@learnakan]

Glad 😊. Medaase

[@jasminenutt90]

I'm so glad I found this channel! Medaase yaw! My fiance is from ghana and I will be meeting his parents, his mother doesn't speak much english and I want to learn to have long convos with her. So grateful, God bless you.

[@learnakan]

God bless you, too, Jasmine. Medaase 😊

[@graceasante8802]

This channel is very helpful. Thank you! As a Ghanaian born in America, my parents didn't teach me Twi so my family makes fun of me for not knowing the language. But I will keep practicing, thanks to you.

[@learnakan]

Keep it up, Grace. Medaase 😊

[@graceasante8802]

@@learnakan Thanks that means a lot

[@jamiejack764]

Love learning twi

[@sharonacquah5845]

I love this! I'm a native Akan speaker- Fanti dialect. I learned the Ashanti Twi dialect later in life. You are an excellent teacher!!

[@TheDaexiled1]

I find this language fantastic, my TWI name would be Kafini. As an Italian American, we have a similar politeness when asking someone to eat with you also, I would be saying "Me nsa aka" most likely with my Italian accent 😁

[@shevahmorris9132]

I gotta have this on repeat

[@laetitiasn5076]

I am senegalese but the way I love ghana mehhhnnn😭😭❤

[@learnakan]

❤️😊 We love you, too. Have you been here before?

[@myafricarockmission]

I am enjoying learning Twi. I visited Ghana 3 times during the Year of Return and plan to visit annually. Thanks for your efforts and time.

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Claudia 😊

[@ThePhungus]

My daughter and son love your program. They love you.

[@learnakan]

Aaww please tell them I love them, too😊❤️

[@TT-lu5fe]

My struggle is following up in conversations. I can understand some basic ones but when it's a full blown conversation I'm as lost as my brain lol, anyway thanks for doing this. I hope to at least understand better someday even if I can't speak it properly.

[@phyllisb-chronicles3358]

Nante Yie Jamaica we say walk good. You can see the connections. Blessings and thank you

[@noiramo]

Im going to Ghana for the first time for my birthday and I just know im going to love it! So I made up in my mind to learn at least one west african language; and since Ghana is my first stop, twi is what I chose. hopefully Im fluent within the next 6 months lol.

[@frankosono8320]

Medaase so much for teaching me Twi because my mum and are busy. That means they have no time to teach me so medaase, medaase.

[@Princesslove-d6l]

This guy is the best teacher for us twi lovers 🎉

[@learnakan]

I appreciate the support. Thanks

[@juliet7703]

My gosh your lessons are really good to at least learn the basics. My British born self cannot speak twi language although I do understand some of it. This man is doing a great job representing Ghanians as a lovely welcoming people 😊

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Juliet😊

[@emilybowe1287]

Thank you, this very helpful.

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase, Emily

[@tonyrivera9172]

I work with a large population of Africans and I love how they’re so willing to feed me when I don’t have food. They’re very welcome and I’ve been working with them for almost 10yrs and most of them open up to me like family. So I need to learn some of the greetings to start to start communication relationship as well as physical.

[@comfortmensah7700]

I love how you speak twi

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Comfort 😊

[@playete007]

Awwwww .. God bless your channel.

[@learnakan]

Amen! God bless you, too

[@playete007]

@@learnakan By the way, i am proposing you create some contents for kids. My 3,5,8 and 12yr olds are learning from you so pls give us some by the fireside contents once in a while.

[@anthonyanderson7857]

I met a friend who happens to be from Ghana. You lot truly have a very pleasant disposition. I am convinced to have to visit your beautiful country. The sites, the beaches, the food. I know it will be an experience that will remain in the front of my mind forever.

[@elainenietmannesq.7531]

Have you considered one on one twi lessons over zoom? You can create a lesson plan for kids and set your rates as well.

[@MA-yh2ko]

I've been to Senegal and like Wolof, Twe has a "familiar" rhythm to my ear. Even though I can't speak either. It's hard to explain, but I like to think it's my ancestors whispering in my ear.

[@treasureman1198]

You are hands down the best teacher, I love the way you teach I feel I can learn a lot from you but I'm hoping to speak with my friends in their own language, Just as they speak English to me in my language thank you I plan to study your video very well

[@learnakan]

Medaase pii, me nua 😊

[@Gloria-nl6yv]

Hi i just found this channel am italian girl I was curious to learn this language actually thanks to KZbin i learned pidgin and wolof . Now am very curious to study this twi language. .am going take a notebook so i write everything u said there . Greetings and if you visit italy you are welcome for me. Good people and bad people are everywhere no matter where you are from . Me am for peace.

[@mellisasisley437]

Medaase paa! Will have to come back to this one a few times

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase, Mellissa 😊

[@itspmv]

Watching in 2019, this is helping with my spelling and writing so much, Thank you my bro 🙏🏾❤️

[@learnakan]

Thank you too, Patrick 😊

[@marshionl1124]

nice im from Ghana and only know a bit of twi

[@learnakan]

Welcome home then 😊

[@LDXReal]

Same

[@cutiecake1183]

Me too mostly greetings

[@JOURNEYWITHP]

Same

[@gtk.avaaaa]

same

[@edithaccam2784]

My whole family knows Twi so I have to learn it now to understand them, but this is really helpful and easy to understand! Medaase!

[@Sasha-nz2hb]

So useful Medaase!

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Sasha🙂

[@sharnajohnson2329]

Twi language is so sexy to me i love it, yaw your teaching is great keep it up.

[@kouahoisaac]

Im an ivorian akan wo actually started to learn twi i find this really good :)

[@learnakan]

😊 Thank you, me nua

[@purebreed9695]

I thought Ivorian Akans speak twi as their mother tongue?might be wrong

[@kouahoisaac]

@@purebreed9695 The akan family contain alote of different languages twi is the biggest so it depends if you now about nzema people they are akan and you find them in both ivory coast and ghana the vast majority dont speaks twi but nzema witch is their mother akan tongue so akan is vast. One of the biggest akan tribe in ivory coast its baoulé anyin people and they speak twi but in little different dialect.

[@welekid]

tu vois comment ça se ressemble?je me demande si on peut faire comme les allemands et faire une langue unifiée à partir de tous les dialectes.

[@sjappiyah4071]

henryvlogs I always thought that Akan languages are mutually intelligible? Guess I was wrong

[@The-Cat]

I wish I had videos like there when i was 6 i would of been able to speak with my dad now at 33. Damn kids these days got an easy life, all the knowledge is available to them without having to leave the house and bring back books. :D now I'm at the age when learning a new language is Haaaaaaaarrrrrd !

[@Kalydosos]

*LearnAkan* Thank you the hard work you have put into producing these informative videos there are many Akan words found in Jamaican vocabulary, names like Kojo are popular in Jamaica too.

[@earlankwadwoahimahasante3949]

Am kwadwo too living in kumasi

[@chiefapostleisaackarikaria5887]

Jamaicans are typically from Ghana. The word Jamaica mean. “Gyama ya ka” which means “ it looks like we are stuck here” or we aren’t going back” in Twi. That’s why you guys have “Ananse stories like Ghana. One love❤️

[@Kwz024]

I am heading to Ghana in 1 week. This is so helpful!

[@learnakan]

I don't know if you're here (in Ghana) yet, but "Akwaaba!" 😊. I hope you enjoy your stay.

[@Rachel-bo1me]

hope you have a good time

[@samanthac1252]

Thank you so much! My boss is Ghanaian and I am trying to learn the language to surprise him and speak with him in his native language, subscribed !!

[@famillelink1757]

AMAZING LESSON! PLEASE KEEP TEACHING US!

[@decemberachieng7488]

Am following up am marred to a Ghanaian....

[@carolinen9657]

Hi, are you kenyan married to ghanaian? I am also, thats why i am in this platform. the video is very informative

[@focus9489]

Thanks so much, i have watch your video All most 30 time and know how to communicate enough to feel comfortable.

[@DonCornholio]

I'm born and raised in Germany, with Bulgarian descent. Although I have a huge interest and curiosity for Africa, especially central Africa and the countries close to, or directly located on the equator. Fun fact: Even though Ghana and Germany are so far away from each other, geographically and culturally but they almost share the same timezone, with ghana being just 1 hour behind German time.

[@dylanadofo7493]

Im so glad i found this, its really embarrassing for a kid from the Ashanti region to not know Twi. Medaase

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase, Adofo. Glad to have you here

[@hi...iguess4833]

Thank you so much❤

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase, Esther 😊

[@JavaRatusso]

Very Helpful.. thank you!

[@funkaholicpunk]

This has been super helpful! A new kid has started in our class at a school for special needs and he mostly speaks twi- have made a list so we can help translate or communicate in sign!! :)

[@learnakan]

That’s very nice of you Annie. My regards to the little one ❤️😊

[@LDXReal]

Medaase for this video! I am Ghanaian American and looking to learn more, and you have helped me very much!

[@learnakan]

Happy to know, Leila 😊. Medaase!

[@stellaghana2598]

Thanks teacher yaw

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Stella 😊

[@williamrodgers7254]

This is a wonderful video... It's very informative and easy to follow. I really appreciate the contextual notes, and the emphasis on pronunciation.

[@learnakan]

Thanks, William 😊

[@advsoup4943]

Came here from valorant lol, my favorite character is from Ghana, a country that I had never even heard of, and I'm very excited to learn more. I love the sound of the language

[@someguyik]

I've been asked to make a Happy Birthday video for someone Ghana(Sam Okyere). I came here so I could learn some helpful phrases. I really love your presentation. You pronounce at a reasonable speed and you repeat each phrase multiple times. Thank you for making this video!

[@Boxinghockey23]

I befriended this gentleman that works for a hotel a few months ago from Ghana, and I will be returning next week. This is very helpful! I will use some greetings 😄 This is so much more easier to learn, for me, than the Russian I have been practicing which is impossible. Thanks for the great video!’

[@paulocarvalho890]

Good day to you From Paulo in Fortaleza Brazil. I just loved your video, you have a wonderful linguage and the way you teach is really fantastic. May God reachlly bless you and your family.

[@learnakan]

Good day to you from Accra, Ghana. Thank you Paulo. God bless you and your family, too😊

[@paulocarvalho890]

@@learnakan thank you Very much 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@Mark13091961]

Thanks for this, i want to be able to say a few words before my next visit to Ghana so medaasi

[@cocobenji6123]

just fond your channel. You have a niche market here. Wishing you the best of luck. i am looking to visit Ghana this year and this is helpful!

[@helenadauda6648]

I am learning twi bit by bit when I went to Ghana for the first time and all the videos my helping me speak more twi so thank you very much.

[@nanaakua2488]

I'm in Germany and speak Twi to ,mixed child I'm Nana Akua 🇩🇪❤🇬🇭

[@estherqueenbee8774]

You're a natural teacher 👏🏿👏🏿🙏🏿

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Esther

[@pradaqueenxx1296]

Thank you so much, your Videos are really helpful 👌🏽

[@learnakan]

Glad you find them helpful. Medaase

[@anitab180]

Medaasse pii Thank you sooo much putting your time, effort and patience into this precious help to learn Twi video!!! Onyame hyira wo!!

[@learnakan]

Awurade nhyira wo nso, Anita 😊. Medaase

[@stanleythomas3982]

In Atlanta plan to visit Accra in June

[@mentalmary2459]

I'm from Ghana and I only speak a little Twi so this helped

[@yvonnebeckford2773]

I love the Ghanian Twi and I want learn it from scratch. Well explained 👏 ❤

[@freemanhall4826]

Thank you again teaching learning how to say language the basics is what I love so can communicate with people I know Ghana other Africa countries there so many dilics

[@estherkoranchie8842]

Thanks sooo much.

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase, Esther

[@ylstaggs]

I just subscribed, I’m trying to learn twi, I’m moving to Ghana soon🙏🏽🇬🇭

[@littlewhiteflame]

This was very helpful. I'll be listening to it again and many more times to come.

[@learnakan]

Happy to know. Keep going 😊

[@thelisaaubrey4164]

I will watch this everyday until I’m fluent. My fiancé is from Kumasi but is a bit impatient with me lol

[@learnakan]

Keep it up. We'll get there

[@axelbielefeldt8209]

Me do wo bema Yaw. More and more lessons me pa wo kyew.

[@amarachi9123]

I’m new in Kumasi and this your teaching is very useful to me because I learned some few words here 👍

[@madzzz001]

Medase Teacher yaw. I find it very useful for me. Mepa wo kyew Teach Me. I am from Philippines and I want To learn and know Ghanaian Language

[@learnakan]

Mema wo akwaaba. Happy to be your teacher

[@angelawilliams0428]

My husband of nearly four years is Ghanaian, but his mother tongue is Ewe. I will never be able to learn Ewe in a thousand years. Thankfully, he also speaks Twi, among a few others. I had begun learning Twi thru the Pimsleur method, which was great, but they didn't recommend seeing it written so that we wouldn't keep our American accents while learning. They believe that babies learn by listening, but there are some sounds that are similar, and it's good to see someone's mouth AND the words so that you can say the correct sounds. I was saying Please as "May pao chow". Seeing it written helped me see where I went wrong. And what a great, calm teaching style you have! Liked and subscribed! ❤️

[@brihtbrat192]

Maaan how have I missed this channel !!

[@learnakan]

Never too late. Akwaaba 😊❤️

[@marieskyers2144]

i want my husband to be from Ghana, i just came back from there and the people are truly amazing love them

[@learnakan]

Aww thanks for your kind words. Glad you enjoyed your visit. Where are you from?

[@marieskyers2144]

@@learnakan London UK 🙂

[@learnakan]

@@marieskyers2144 Nice! 😊 This was your first visit?

[@marieskyers2144]

@@learnakan yes and definetly not my last!

[@DanyelleHector]

I am gearing up for my trip to Ghana. Thank you!

[@raffela]

I'm a white girl from Canada, but I really want to learn Twi for my boyfriend. I gotta start practicing!

[@learnakan]

Let's go! Akwaaba!

[@Zombiripuli]

Please do bear in mind that if you create offspring with your boyfriend, you are destroying the white race. And your child will feel alone in this world. Completely alone.

[@kingsleyabrokwah3930]

@@Zombiripuli Boy, that is some top tier cringe if I've ever seen it.

[@Jennifer-ls4zz]

You go girl. Maybe we can learn together.

[@user-ee9vf5nx4u]

I'm white with a Ghana lady. Very very very sweet and loving.

[@angelstar7656]

Thank you for your videos. I'm visiting Ghana in July and can use all the language help I can get.

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase, me nua 😊. Safe trip home

[@_army7577]

This is really helpful. I want to learn Twi because my dads side of the family is Ghanaian but he doesn't want to teach me so I am learning on my own. Also I really want to go to Ghana one day as I live in Canada and really want to see what home is like.

[@uceflucas20]

This is hard for me. However, i am motivated 🇬🇭

[@learnakan]

Lil' by lil'. Keep it up😊

[@africandiasporaroundtablea3877]

I undertook a serious plan to study and learn a few words at a time. I got a notebook dedicated to learning Twi. I think I can do this. By the way--- you are a very good teacher. Thanks very much! Diamond Yvonne

[@learnakan]

You sure can do this, Diamond. I wish you all the best. Medaase pii 😊

[@DanyelleHector]

Your sessions are amazing. My boyfriend is from Ghana, and he thinks that it's a great idea for me to learn Twi. Ghana is a beautiful place and I would like to impress him, by being able to communicate with him in Twi instead of just in the English language.

[@learnakan]

I agree with him. It's nice that you're trying to learn. Keep it up Danyelle 😊

[@Kedikee]

Such useful info... thx

[@learnakan]

Kedikee thank you 😊