The Conjunction "OR" in Twi | Twi Grammar | Twi Language Lessons | LEARNAKAN.COM

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Thank you, too, Lee 😊

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Very happy to hear that, my brother 😊. Thank you

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Thank you! Now I'm waiting for 'because'.

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Soon 😊

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great video

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The lesson was very helpful. I ordered four of your books.

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Glad to know. Thank you 😊

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I think it would also REALLY help if you broke down the sentences and explain what each word means / how each word fits in the sentence. It is very difficult trying to figure it out on my own. Thank you very much xx

[@learnakan]

Thanks Felicity, I'll keep that in mind going forward

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Thx for the homework

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I love when you mention songs to check out! Has led me down a glorious rabbit hole. There is some wonderful Twi trap music out there. I am particularly enjoying Showbezzy, Sarkodie, and Lord Paper now. :) Medaase

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😊 Good to know you're enjoying our music. And by "Showbezzy", I imagine you intended "Stonebwoy"?

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Yaa nua, Yehowa adom, mehoyɛ.

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Thanx you very much

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[@victoriaantwi-wilson9942]

what is the difference between ankaa and akutuo

[@learnakan]

Hi Victoria, the difference is just dialectal. "ankaa" is Asante Twi; "akutuo" is Fante

[@felicityessel]

Please make a video on basic sentence structure. I dont even know how to form a basic sentence 😭

[@learnakan]

Hi Felicity 😊, I have that in the curriculum but, for the sake of the beginners, we cannot jump ahead. All the grammar lessons are meant to prepare beginners towards sentence structure/formation. We'll definitely get there.

[@paperwait9611]

referring to the supplemental comment that you made about the use of "anaa" as taught in the last part of the video; there used to be a legal program on adom tv called "me wɔ case anaa" (do i have a legal case? or do i not). as to the assignment of the day, i think that i can do the last one from memory without consulting the dictionary: "food or water" -> "aduane anaa nsuo"

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Yes, I knew that show. Good example

[@akosuakris]

wo bɛko asore anaa sukuu?

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Wobɛkɔ asɔre anaa sukuu?

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Mema wo aha, mepa wo ky3w me ho y3. Medaase.

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Nyame adom o me ho ye, Na wonsoe3?

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Awurade adom, me nso me ho yɛ 😊

[@slickandslaycious6579]

I already would leave a statement on “or….” As a means of begging the question lol Like, “did I fill this out correctly or….” The little ways in which we’re already on the same page 😊

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Akwaaba

[@joannaow6549]

Yaa Akwabaa, Nyame adom me ho ye na wo nso33? Assignment... Paanoo anaa nkosua Dua anaa dade3 Ekom anaa suk)m Mpa anaa dwa Aduane anaa nsuo

[@learnakan]

Good! 😊 Only two pointers: 1. We don't add "akwaaba" in our response to same. You can do "yaa anua", "yaa agya", etc. or simply "yaa" 2. "nkosua" is the plural form of egg. A single egg would be "kosua" Me nso me ho yɛ, Joanna😊

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@@learnakan thanks for the correction 🙂

[@joannaow6549]

Pleaae Mr. Yaw can you give me the link to get the twi keyboard again plz. Thanks in advance

[@p9mg]

mekyia wo me onua Yaw paa woho na abusia tɛsɛn?

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Can u translate

[@learnakan]

Good attempt Kwaku. That should be: mekyea wo me nua Yaw pa ara. Wo ne w'abusua ho te sɛn? (I greet you (very much) my brother Yaw. How are you and your family (doing))? Megye wo so, me nua Kwaku. Me ne m'abusua ho yɛ pa ara. Medaase.

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paano anaa kosua dua anaa dadeɛ ekɔm anaa nsukɔm mpa anaa akonnwa aduane anaa nsuo

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Woayɛ adeɛ! Keep it up

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Are there gonna be more conjunction videos? They're very helpful, and the key to fluency I think

[@learnakan]

There sure will be, Sebastian

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@@learnakan great, I'm looking forward to them. Keep it up Yaw!

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Me ho ye

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Medaase papapa

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Me pa WO ky3w, me ho y3 pa ara. Hope I tried

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Twu

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Yaw you are slipping! You forgot the link to the songs. Plus you did shout out for Mensa but not Wan Lov. You are forgiven though, must have been the rain throwing you off. Oh yes and medase paa!

[@learnakan]

Oops! Thanks for bringing the links part to my attention. I'll add those ASAP. As for Wanlov, I did. He is the Kubolor. Wanlov the Kubolor, that's his full stage name. Thank you Kim

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The links to the two songs have been added. Medaase, Kim 😊

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