Mastering Twi Verbs: The Secrets Behind Read, Count, Eat, and Consume

[@jnkvngz2965]

Very patient and great presentation here!

[@philemon3831]

Happy belated new year Mr Opoku, and glad to see you're back on KZbin. Your lessons are always very edifying

[@romanschlogl3713]

welcome back!! I am glad to see that you are continuing.... Your Twi lessons are by far my favourite...

[@robertomarley-douyon8960]

Very nice way of teaching this class, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@brilliancerising]

Excellent breakdown of the word differences.

[@Bibinii340]

Welcome back sir!

[@jxxxnbby]

I can always rely on you uncle 🙏🏾

[@time4advancement244]

Hello Uncle, With regard to Di and Didi Is it the same concept with Ka and Kasa? I am confused

[@learntwiwithopoku]

Kasa means to talk or to speak while ka means to say or to tell

[@time4advancement244]

@@learntwiwithopoku Thanks for the reply, therefore the following is correct: Yen kasa Twi (We speak /talk Twi not Yen ka Twi (We say/tell Twi) ?

[@learntwiwithopoku]

But we say "yɛnka twi"

[@edkusstv1379]

Mr. Opoku, please I need ur phone number

[@learntwiwithopoku]

‪[phone]‬