SELF INTRODUCTION IN TWI | How to Introduce Yourself in Twi | LEARNAKAN.COM

[@BeenieTV]

thank you for this! Twi is my first language I understand everything but as a Ghanaian American and the way I get up I sadly didn't learn to speak it fluently. Your channel is helping me be more comfortable speaking Twi!

[@brilliancerising]

A continuation of the free flowing, fluency of the Twi language. Bravo, Yao.

[@learnakan]

Medaase Kwame

[@goddess9624]

This is very comprehensive. Our Akan ancestors bless you and the team abundantly for this.🙏🏿👍🏿💎

[@kj9993nation]

This is a very comprehensive lesson that can be used over and over again. Thank you so much Mr. Yaw!!!

[@learnakan]

Medaase, Onua Karl

[@joycengozi4955]

Thanks much I appreciate

[@briannab.8127]

Can you do a video about complete a video about laughter and jokes and completing activities of daily living (brushing teeth , eating , cooking )?

[@learnakan]

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll put that in my curriculum

[@transportpetrol5467]

Yao sir thank u much ...you will never know how many thousands of us you have help through your teaching, as most of us foreigners in ghana gets confused sometimes not hearing twi, more blessing to u my boss

[@learnakan]

Medaase pii😊

[@toritawolfart1013]

Thank you so much Yaw! I have returned back to your wonderful lessons...I must stick with it!!! I really enjoy your manner of teaching! I am LOVING it...AND I'm learning.

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase Torita. Glad to have you back

[@learnakan]

Sorry guys, there's a typo with the section on telling where you live. The English translations of all the examples start with "I'm" instead of just "I". Kafra!

[@empresse6105]

My Go to Teacher, Educator. Thank you my brother 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase Empress 😊

[@obornyi2407]

Hands down the best Twi learning channel!! Medaase

[@slickandslaycious6579]

It “y3fr3 me” equivalent to “we call me”? Or is it closer to “I am called”? I’m thinking in regards to understanding the general grammatical (or maybe syntactical) structure of sentences in twi

[@KingsleyOfosuTwumEmergeMedia]

Wow! Just came across your channel, great 👍 content. Will recommend this friends and family in the diaspora.

[@learnakan]

Medaase pii, Kingsley

[@patriciaapau8491]

God bless you for this, an angel sent to us. Am glad meeting you Sir

[@Godson-demum6051]

Thank you so much. Your are doing great. Please it will be nice if you add the question side of it

[@sjappiyah4071]

Very comprehensive and useful video ! Can’t wait to practice on my family

[@learnakan]

Medaase ☺️

[@captainrip2124]

Thank for helping me with my homework 😊

[@yadyragonzalez6175]

I thank God for ur life, and these videos. I have soooo much to learn.. it is well !!!

[@tiktoks4yall]

Medaase paa🥰🙂

[@Lee-bu2bv]

I'm learning little by little thank you.

[@lilliankindo2041]

Thank you so much am learning alot,

[@sturdylad]

Your lessons are great. Many thanks for you're expertise

[@learnakan]

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[@EzekJohnson]

Thank you for this amazing lesson

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You are my teacher. Medaase.

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You are great teacher Thank you

[@learnakan]

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[@InnovateWithAlusine]

I really like your energy of teaching thank you... mefiri Sierra Leone

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This is a very informative Chanel. Keep up the awesome job.

[@learnakan]

Medaase

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I'm going to start allover

[@irenemamentong5029]

Thank u so much sir im from philippines i want to learn ur language ......

[@bevz90]

So useful! Thanks for this

[@learnakan]

Medaase

[@Yezarck]

The best teacher. Thank you so much :)

[@kenham4785]

I really enjoy your videos.

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VERY GOOD TEACHER

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[@learnakan]

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[@ISPEAKGA]

Amazing video. Thank you for this video.

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[@kofimensah2195]

I've been watching for a while, you're amazing - thank you. Is there an email I can reach you on?

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Blessings

[@joannaow6549]

Awesome lesson today👍🏾

[@learnakan]

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[@eileentekyi2515]

Love your videos..... learning so much.

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[@paperwait9611]

from what i have heard, i had the impression that "din" was used when stating your actual name, where "frɛ" was used when stating a nickname. i'll try to construct a sentence in twi to explain my understanding (feel free to comment on whether i got the syntax right): ne din de akwasi boadi. nanso, wɔnfrɛ no akrobeto.

[@learnakan]

You’re not wrong. As you can see, the English translations for each of the 4 ways are different, I believe not just in this video, but also in the dedicated video on name telling (kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnmZXp2pactqgK8). The difference in the English translations are to give you the idea that, literally, they aren’t the same. But if you are “telling your name”, as that section of the video is titled, we do use these interchangeably. Emphasis on “use”, and not what is literally right. However, if I’m telling my nickname or how people generally call me, I’m unlikely to use “me din de” because, indeed, this version is mostly used to tell your actual name. If I’m telling my nickname or how people call me, I’d definitely stick to the verb “frɛ” as you point out, and as rightly used in the section on telling your nickname.

[@collegekid6891]

how do you write an essay in twi

[@jop9090]

Super!

[@learnakan]

Medaase, onua

[@JS-te1dg]

Do you offer one on one lessons?

[@miessingendonk6910]

I watched the relationship-part. What if you are widowed?

[@weirddontsleep6708]

What would you say for “I’m greek” ? Would it be meya greekani?

[@bernardyiadom7307]

Meye Greekni

[@kindomofghana]

Hello Yaw, I hope you see this comment. Someone used an idiom used in Jamaica that goes like this: "If yuh neva play wid puppy, puppy wudnt lick yuh nose..." I told the person that there is a Twi version of this. He would like to hear the Twi version, however, I don't know the exact words. I have asked Ghanaians who are much older than me, who I think should know, but they say they've never heard it before. Is it just a figment of my imagination, or am I right? If I'm right can you please tell me how it goes? Thanks!

[@SirprofMagic]

What I remember goes like: Sɛ wone kraman di agorɔ a, na ɔtafere w'ano. It's when you play with a dog that it licks your mouth (not nose). It's more like "familiarity breeds contempt". Anyway there are some more idioms/proverbs on my channel though in Fante (not Twi) with English translations.

[@kindomofghana]

​@@SirprofMagic Thank you so much!! Can you believe no one knows what I'm talking about. I even started doubting myself at some point. I thought this was a case of false memory, lol! Anyway thank you for confirming that I am not crazy. I'll check your channel out. I am half Fante, but I can't speak it. I only speak twi and I am not as articulate as I need to be and I can't read and write as well, that's why I'm here.

[@SirprofMagic]

@@kindomofghana You're welcome. It's for your likes that my channel exist. Happy to be of help.

[@kindomofghana]

@@SirprofMagic Thanks

[@irresistiblelipZ]

I want to work with you directly, one on one tutoring. Is this something that you do?

[@thelmajenniferjakalia2797]

How Do you say Accra in twi

[@brilliancerising]

Nkeraan

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[@learnakan]

Me nso medaase

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I Like the "mefiri" Me free 😁

[@learnakan]

Lol

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Nyame Nhyira wo

[@GladysAttobrah-jy3rs]

In fante

[@tiktoks4yall]

They dont do fante or Ga just twi

[@emeliaquansah8707]

Pls how do you say i am in JHS1

[@MargaretOsei-hb1rl]

please help me to do my Twi work 🥺🥺😭😭

[@nieuwemail130]

what is the difference with, kyerekyere fo and kyere kyere ni,,, and wjy is every county with ni , but a city like accra not,,, meye accrani,,, lol

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Me fri Uganda

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M'adamfo) mep£ video paa. Mo.

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🙋🙋🙋

[@Epokouabou960]

Me mawo akwaaba egya Yaw! Sen na yɜ ka " where do you live "wɔ twɪ mu?

[@learnakan]

wote he? - where do you live? Please find a lesson on this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmWalat8Z8qXb9U

[@Epokouabou960]

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[@amaserwah3900]

Please please can you spell me something

[@Christal-b5y]

Blessings

[@MargaretOsei-hb1rl]

please help me to do my Twi work 🥺😭😭