LEARNING TWI FROM JASMINE AMA

#AcheampongAdventures
#FamilyVlogs
#Ghana
Hi KZbin family,
Jasmine came to hang with us and we decided she should teach us some twi, get ready to laugh. but we tried thats what counts.
Make sure you check out her channel she was born in Ghana raised in Australia and moved back.
/ @jasmineamaa
Enjoy!
LEARNING TWI FROM JASMINE AMA
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[@missgoldtwi2482]

Teacher Jasmine 😊💕 Looking beautiful sis.

[@JasmineAmaa]

thanks lovely xx

[@abitofsparkle1dee616]

No I had to replay 7 times in order to grasp it ! Laaaard have mercy lol the Ghanaians are gonna have a field day laughing at my pronunciation 😆🇬🇭🙌🏾💕🌸 thx for always sharing guys

[@godfreyoseibonsuapraku8766]

Jasmine is a fabulous teacher.

[@JasmineAmaa]

This was so fun to film loll u guys did a good job ❤️

[@AnnaAcheampong]

❤️❤️❤️

[@doreenonekalit9888]

@ JASMINE AMA you all are such a help!!!!!! So many are going to make this journey home because of you young pioneers who have started the journey. The Ancestors are with Us. I'm so happy Maya reached out and Collaborated. Hope he does more Collaboration with Returnees.

[@belindadei8852]

Teacher Jasmineee

[@alana6605]

Shes so pretty

[@itspossible3381]

They are both such elegant & beautiful ladies...

[@Tootisepop]

Who is the girl in your pfp

[@sspoku]

Same things happens to me when I tried speaking TWI to my extended family! They always use to laugh at me so it discouraged me from trying to speak it. Now that I am an adult, I am trying to learn.

[@anthonyasiamah3961]

I like the Acheampong family, they are nice and friendly

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Thanks Anthony 🥰

[@bronwynadams4047]

Beautifull couple she's very beautiful woman.. Mye Godbless you both

[@gayhouse316]

The thing is people laugh not because you can't speak the language but the laugh because it sounds funny to their eyes when you speak it .Well they may be launching at u right now but later they will be amazed and will be clapping for u when you know how to speak it properly. I wish that I could with u guys in your house so that i can teach you more.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Aahw thanks

[@JasmineAmaa]

Cant wait to see it xx

[@tonyreal4886]

Wade maya bring me here. Anyway lovely family

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Welcome to the family ❤️

[@gyaumilatv6832]

All twi in Accra are broken twi go to kumasi or Borno Region to get good sound of twi

[@dennisbrown7930]

Why must you travel all the way to Kumasi and Bono Region to go and learn ""Twi""? whereas Akwapim and Akyeam towns are just some few minutes away from Accra?

[@robertchristianowusu-forjo921]

Born in south east London stayed in Ghana for 2 and a half years. I knew what everyone of them mean't because even after coming back from Ghana to stay in the UK to finish my studies i continued to learn Twi by watching the old Twi movies that had their subtitles in English. It also got to a time where i began to watch the Twi movies without the subtitles. If you guys want i can send you some You tube links to some of these Twi movies which helped me hear a sentence in Twi and then its translation in English at the same enjoying a movie.

[@RuliPictures]

I would be interested in such movies to learn twi 😁😁 can you please tell me which one you watched?

[@robertchristianowusu-forjo921]

@@RuliPictures this movie is a good start(Apam Ghana movie) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmrFaJuqoNaam5Y. Basically any old Ghana movie that has actors Agya koo, Bill Asamoah, Mcbrown or Vivian Jill should have subtitles in them.

[@dorcasopoku5152]

Ghana is really treating you guys good. U are looking stunning woow ya colour and everything. Keep it up with your lessons good job.

[@broLuther]

Man the eye contact between you and your wife is lit.

[@amieses5707]

Enjoyed this video and love both of your braids also! What a nice lesson!

[@kkurankye]

Lovely people.

[@yawamponsah7308]

Learning a new language is difficult but you can learn it from kids.🚸🚸🚸🚸

[@tkadepa4683]

Nice one there. I love you guys. Acheampong family we love you.

[@HoodsGlobal]

Nice hair style guys.

[@jaymesmensah]

​Am patiently waiting to Laugh Out Loud... 😅😅😅

[@spiroxis]

If you want to learn Ghanaian languages, you need to remember they are largely tonal. A slight change in tone changes the meaning of words, even though the words sound the (and may be spelled) the same. Watch your tonal changes. That's key to speaking Akan, Ga and other Ghanaian languages.

[@Nikk953]

Gradually you guys will surely get there😄...this made me laugh😂✌🏿👏🏿

[@maryagyei3255]

So lovely watching....well done Jasmine

[@slimie12]

Its little funny 😃😃but its nice Anna is winning

[@kwabenaokyere9559]

I love your husband... so smart. Beautiful family

[@adupako1057]

The children will teach her very soon

[@ministercollinslgm2362]

Woow u guys are trying very much nice job ❤️

[@gyaumilatv6832]

B3 didi is come an eat present continues

[@mustaffda]

Nice one keep on

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

Lovely seen you together 👌👌

[@charleswiredu9182]

Jazzzyyyyyy ❤️❤️❤️

[@JasmineAmaa]

Heyyy

[@lyonfreeman1967]

You guys are funny I like 👍 it

[@thomaskwofie757]

Very good because you can't enjoy your stay in a country without learning or speaking their language

[@ohemaawasty7]

I love this challenge 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@karies77]

You guys are doing good, keep speaking it everywhere you go...that’s the fastest way to learn

[@shanthakumara165]

I am lucky to be a member of your channel. I enjoyed this a lot

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Were the lucky ones to have you 🥰

[@shanthakumara165]

No words to praise you

[@3seasofficial570]

This is funny lol but they can catch up faster because twi is very easy then fante.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Yess fante i cant even understand

[@georgeappiah8314]

@@AnnaAcheampong AHINN IS FANTE, AND 3Y3 S3N IS TWI

[@georgeappiah8314]

@@AnnaAcheampong MANI KUM IS NOT I AM SLEEPING, ITS MEANS I FEEL SLEEPING

[@abdulganiyumuhammed6435]

Yh good

[@JohnMcCullough97]

This inspired me to get back to learning Twi. I wonder how difficult it would be to get American schools to add Twi to their language curriculum?

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Some schools do that alreasy even the international ones.

[@JohnMcCullough97]

@@AnnaAcheampong That's awesome. I live in Atlanta, Georgia. My wife is an educator. I'll have to check around. I'm on a mission to learn Twi as a small way to reconnect me to my ancestors.

[@johnboateng184]

Oh Mr Acheampong, i was rooting for you to win this competition. Acheampongs are conquerors, next time you shall win “ Owoahene Acheampong “.

[@shalomdarko]

I'm enjoying it😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Gladd 😁

[@kwesiapp6211]

Twi is mostly learnt the harsh way(by insolence)🤣, which is really not the right way but seem to work a lot for most guys. Weldone guys

[@mavisagyei102]

I can't wait

[@cliffordnyarko8164]

Can't wait

[@maygweje6869]

Very gracious people....calm and composed all of you.

[@johnboateng184]

This is gonna be fun...... 🍿

[@doreenonekalit9888]

I love all the Retunee Channels. You all put out excellent content and such a major resource. Never think you all are not of help to millions that are going to be discovering your Channel over the Years. We celebrate all of you.

[@bertaseyeview9422]

The Acheampongs you've done well, really. I believe the best way learning Twi it's by first learning the alphabet. My tonation at times is off due to not learning the alphabet first. But I speak and understand the language fairly well. Don't let nobody discourage you speaking Twi. People can laugh, but they should correct you afterwards. All the best!

[@DaCleva1]

You guys are awesome for trying.Creating flash card memory games helps also.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Yes we’ve baught some 👍🏽

[@selormmyjolie7143]

This is fun

[@kwabenankrumah3514]

Nice one please

[@mavisagyei102]

I stood up frm my (akonnya ) when I hear( akonnya) is chicken

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Hhahahhahahhahah 🙈🙈🙈

[@emelitaeast6400]

Chicken us akoko

[@emelitaeast6400]

Chicken is akoko

[@Healthfirrm]

Back in senior high school I was laughed at frequently because I couldn’t speak the twi properly...Ghanaians will always laugh at you but the positive side is it makes you focus next time to not repeat your mistakes..🤣🤣🤣

[@Nikk953]

I used 2 days to watch all your videos on here you guys are really amazzziiiinngggg😻😻😻🔥🔥🔥

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Waaauw thats so great ❤️

[@richlove8415]

I just subscribed ❤️

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Welcome to the family ❤️

[@sandrahateka908]

Mo mo moayɛ adeɛ mo!👏👏😊😊😊

[@akosuasika6914]

Meaning Good you have done well or

[@bismarkahenkan6796]

Well done guys I love it, keep it up

[@kingtroygh2788]

Eiiii i have been waiting for MTN midnight like i will ne 1st... lol

[@godfreyoseibonsuapraku8766]

Better to conjugate with me - wo - Ono- yen- mo- won.

[@efuaakwa3851]

Nsuo 3t)...means water is falling = It's raining! nsuo (water).... 3 (is)... t) (falling) Mo nky3.... mo means... you(plural) nky3...means share I believe telling them the exact meaning of the words in the sentence will help them to understand how we form our sentences in our dialects and learn faster.

[@idrishudu]

Great one

[@ericmensah3038]

Well done guys keep it up 👆.

[@rhodaagyei-mensah5360]

You guys are wonderful 👍😊🤩

[@mamali9271]

Hi Jasmine

[@JasmineAmaa]

Hello xx

[@mavisagyei102]

Good job

[@thehardway7970]

Please please Please, mic up. Any microphone will do. I would usually download just your audio then listen to it like a podcast but I can't with this one. Thanks guys and Jasmine 😍😍😍😍

[@AnnaAcheampong]

We will 👍🏽

[@ama_6096]

Okay...

[@midodzitay2446]

Eii! Please do not underestimate your kids. They probably understand more than you think. 😂😂😂. Guys you did well, keep it up. Kevin, please step it up. 2 hrs a day. And you will have to learn Ga as well, you live in Accra. Bonne chance je suis fier de vous....👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 oh Mon Dieu! Poulet 🐓😂😂😂. I got one incorrect Ma so ( I thought it as my ear 👂)

[@Dirtyvinyl23]

The African Superstar mentioned you guys in one of her videos( even though she didn’t know your actual names) regarding promoting Africa. As soon as she referred to there being a black couple from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 I knew it was you guys. By the way, are you familiar with the following KZbinrs: Blak-it, Woyde Mya, The African Tigress and The African Diaspora News Channel? All do a fantastic job in promoting the continent for those at home and abroad. Woyde Mya lives in Ghana in another region but you could check out his channel if interested. You’re all doing a fantastic job in helping to display myths about the continent and by helping those in the diaspora to prepare themselves for the culture shock when relocating in the continent. Believe me, England is a dump and racist too. I’m currently sharing a house with mice and other rodents because the housing association refusing to carry out repairs! Anyway on the continent is better than this depressing hell known as England. Sorry for the length of this message but Africans think the West in paradise - it ain’t!!

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Waaauw im so sorry to hear that. Europe can be crazy !! I will check the channels out i only know about wode maya.

[@Dirtyvinyl23]

Acheampong Adventures It’s been going on for years and It’s affecting me and my family psychologically. You see, very hard to get housing here due to price and availability. I would urge Africans not to risk their lives in coming here - they don’t want you here! Have you heard about the Windrush generation? Well, when this country was facing a labor shortage, England looked to its former colonies for help( the Caribbean) to fill the void only to tell those citizens years later that they had no right to be and the onus was on them to prove their British citizenship. Some were even deported back to places like Jamaica where they didn’t even know anyone. You can look it up for yourself: the Windrush generation on this same website. Please tell Africans not to come here, as it’s not what they think. Many came here thinking that the streets were paved with gold but found it was paved with shit instead! Please check out the channel’s whenever you have time. Thank you for all you’re doing for Ghana and the continent.

[@TOGBE.KOKU.VODU.KETOGLO.ZODANU]

That was during a recent live; about a min. later, someone revealed the channel's name in the chat.

[@ashantikumasi]

It would be so nice if your kids speak twi, are they learning twi too?

[@jamesokyere]

Just don’t mind anybody and speak it. If you speak it wrong about 90% of the population will teach you so just be bold and speak it😊😊

[@1HavePatience]

This was soo good and entertaining as well. I understand Twi fairly well but like Kevin I feel shy to speak because people laugh because of my British accent 😅. You guys did well, well done! Some Twi words sound similar and a change in tone makes them mean something totally different so that's what confuses me.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

It is right !! We have the same

[@nanaacheampongernest4045]

We are the Acheampong Adventures.

[@Weare1forever936]

Me p3 wo adamfuo I want to be friend with you .me do mua busua yi paaa .I love your family very much

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Medaase

[@f6876]

Congrats on the 8k 🥳 🎈

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Thanks leroy ❤️🙏🏽

[@arev633]

Im laughing so hard

[@obidombieadjoasemenhyiaagy8661]

Fifth here.can't wait.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

😁👊🏽

[@felixyuppie7633]

I think she needs to start with the basic ones. Like from the two letters to the three letters and so on. Just a suggestion tho.

[@ebotops4647]

For beginners l think your teacher is giving you difficult words to start.

[@elvishhudson2402]

Hi beautiful fam fourth here

[@elvishhudson2402]

Sorry fifth

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🤣🤣

[@xeppaxepata7456]

Twi Flashcards, No?!

[@ellianacampbell5346]

I laugh saa

[@AnnaAcheampong]

😁🙈

[@kofiasante5823]

👍

[@a.koomson]

5:27 😂😂

[@KYTVIDEO]

OH! WUNI? TO WO BO ASE MA ME; NYA KOMA MA ME.

[@Qwakwustephen]

I suggest you start with two and three letter words as someone had suggested then you move to names, places, pronouns, nouns, items and the rest would come naturally.

[@aboyostick7794]

😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@gyaumilatv6832]

ma didi is past tense an me redidi is present tense take note

[@jamesokyere]

I do understand Mrs Acheampong there is kind of a similarity between pronouncing twi for how much and where is it. Ey3 ahen means how much and ey3 ehen means where is that.

[@margaretbentsi-enchill1463]

Good Job 👏’Not bad @ all

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Hahaha thanks ❤️

[@SKYBELLE]

I know medanfo- my friend

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Very good 👍🏽

[@kaybee3757]

It's rather madanfo

[@emmanuelaboagye6221]

Ama is trying but she is mixing up the Twi and Fanti languages 😂😂😂😂. Anyway well done.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Oohw isee

[@naanaboakye874]

I meant asante twi

[@AfromemeGod.]

The fresh blood is beautiful

[@innocenta.1933]

Ya'll look extremely beautiful...Blacks don't crack.

[@Mansahx]

What’s up FAM. Good info and I’ve never heard TWI before language. And you guys must be fairly tall or the young lady in yellow must be really really really short LOL LOL LOL🤣🤣🤣👍🏾

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Hhahaha

[@emelitaeast6400]

Ghanaians learn to speak all their languages proficiently before before learning how to read and write them. The skill comes from trading

[@leticiaappiah9757]

I think it’s better to start with the alphabets first then words and it’s meanings before you go further with sentence. Though you guys are doing great. The teacher should please write the questions before she ask.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Shes not a teacher tho, shes a fellow youtuber 😁

[@afriroxy7028]

Guys please watch the advert dont skip it, so to support their channel. Thank you.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

❤️

[@HoodsGlobal]

I know "akwaaba".

[@AnnaAcheampong]

😁 thats a start