TWI FOR BEGINNERS: 50 COMMON EVERYDAY PHRASES IN TWI

TWI FOR BEGINNERS: 50 COMMON EVERYDAY PHRASES IN TWI
Beginners twi is a series of videos teaching you the Twi language in a very simple and straight forward way. The twi language is also known as Akan Kasa, is a dialect of the Akan language spoken in southern and central Ghana by several million people, mainly of the Akan tribe which is the largest of the seventeen major ethnic groups in Ghana. Twi has about 17-18 million speakers in total, including second-language speakers; about 29% of the Ghanaian population speaks Twi as a first or second language.
If you are visiting Ghana as a tourist or you just want to learn Twi as a beginner this is the video for you. I hope this video was helpful.
If you have any suggestions let me know and i will be happy to work on more Twi lessons
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[@poohhill3377]

These videos really help, I'm trying to learn to speak to my mother in law.

[@jemaima3785]

I Really want to thank you for the video. I’m french and my parents come from Ghana but they don’t teach Twi language. Your vidéos really help me

[@emmanuellatieku2901]

Similar situation, my dad is Ghanaian and my mom is Zambian so the home language is English. Videos like these are helpful.

[@Afrakawasborninme]

Thank you my teacher. Please continue on with the good English/Twi content.

[@adwoalee1]

Thank you, I will

[@AlhassanTouliCynthiaCynthia]

Thanks so much continue the good work

[@bkalmatoday9153]

Yes please. More like this would ne great 👍

[@chipchippersledreg7104]

Yes please continue these vids...so I can communicate with my fiance better...

[@saakasuraj]

Nice one keep doing the good work am learning small small from you ❤

[@1116alexa]

Appreciate all videos/sound tracks you have produced! Helps a lot when trying to learn...

[@Ezevictor2001]

Medaase for ur teaching, me pe next time me do wo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@godwinowusu1003]

Great lesson 👍

[@Michimichi333...]

Thanks so ❤

[@kurtking8452]

Thank you so much. I am truly enjoying these videos. To keep abreast of this language, I transfer it to my watsapp, so that I can play it over and over. I am already amazing my Ghanian friends with what I have learned already. Keep up the good work. ❤❤❤😊

[@DJWakening]

Thank-you for such a relaxing vibe to this lesson. I never realised what a difference it would make for early beginner like me! Madaase paa 😄

[@emmanuellatieku2901]

Thank you ♥️✨

[@SwaggerBwoy]

🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@DesmondMaestre]

❤

[@simoneroper9313]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@ras7tafari]

at 4:18 I see Kafra but you pronounce something else I dont understand it

[@kwaku2920]

"Mepa wo kyɛw... ." = "Please... ."
"Mesrɛ wo... ." = "Please... ."
I think that's what she pronounced at 4:18.

[@Darna_J]

I am Ghanaian but didn’t grow up in Ghana, its being a challenge knowing my own language I came across your videos and they have been helpful. Medaase bebree 🙏

[@Afrakawasborninme]

I appreciate your excellent teachings. Your volume on this video seems low to me.

[@adwoalee1]

Will definitely work on it

[@haylspa]

I love your videos but this is the first the music was louder then your speaking, it makes it harder to hear you because even when turning up the volume to hear you better the music comes right up to leaving me with the same problem :'( can you please redo this video or edit one with less music??? Please!!

[@adwoalee1]

Thanks for lettinh me know. I will work on the sound.