Was nice hearing SS share some info about Ghana!👍🏾 Maybe you can find a cabinet design close to what you want, online, and give it to the local carpenter to recreate for you?
@@nanabrimpong3485 I had some rice balls the night before with some palm nut soup. I did eat some of SS ground nuts soup yesterday with goat meat. It was really good 👍
Don't forget those yummy morning organic fruits. Will there be screens on the windows? That food truck is awesome. I can see myself selling fried chicken, fish, pate" and johnny cakes. 🤣 It is probably cheaper to build a food truck rather than buy one there.
Big blessings to you and your building project you looking beautiful. I love your vibe and your mate Ghana, is looking nice and refreshing. Thanks for sharing this cool video. The bars are nice. I like the white paint.
Hi dear watching your journey loving it. I wish i could be there to oversee my project. Am building in Capecoast Capecoast. I know its not going to be easy. I got your number am going to give you a call. Love to watch you guys , am learning every day.
Ok cool because I didn’t want to leave ours here and regret not bringing them. I just couldn’t remember if I saw them there or not. Thanks a bunch. Love your videos. I think we watch them everyday and make sure we 👍🏽 like. Wishing you the best.
@kinzababe1 Weija, or weigya in Twi because Twi doesn't have J but Fante has. TROTRO , Driver and mate (conductor). The word trotro comes from the Twi name of the old currency which us Nkate3 or Nkate cake is peanut flapjack. Paano is bread in Fante derived from the Portuguese who say Paan or Pan, for bread but in Twi bread is called Broodo. Twi and Fante speakers understand each other because its all Akan language but they call somethings different. Kitchen in Fante is Gyaadze or Gyadze, in Twi its Egyase or Mukyiase (slanged by most as Mukaase). The kind of fire Shaddy made at your construction site is what is called Mukyia (ky is pronounced as ch in Twi so its said as "Muchia", and thats how the name kitchen in Twi was derived, or Gyase or Gyadze also meaning fire place for cooking.
@@kinzababe1 oh I didn't finish about the TROTRO, it originated from the old name in Twi for the smaller denomination of the old currency that is that was used to pay for fare, which was Tro and the conductors when collecting the fares used to remind people of the fares when others asked because they travelled different distances. So the mate repeatedly saying tro ... tro became the nickname of the transport as TROTRO. Tro is like you guys saying a dime or a quarter in America. There used to be an old woody transport back in the day similar to the American woody trucks and these were Bedford or ford trucks and the bucket part was made of wood with benches for carrying people or goods. It was called the mummy wagon but Ghanaians named it the boneshaker or in greater Accra was called Tsoo-Lorry (tsoo meaning the masses or lots/lots of people, or people carrier ). You might still see a few still around. Ask shaddy what is Tsoo (pronounced as Cho), so Tsoo-Lorry so that he can show you or Google it.
Great road trip and shopping. I see there was a tire issue again 😁😁. You look fantastic. Enjoy your day.
It was just something from our last visit we had to go back and fix.🙏🇬🇭🫶🏾❤️
roads suck
Was nice hearing SS share some info about Ghana!👍🏾
Maybe you can find a cabinet design close to what you want, online, and give it to the local carpenter to recreate for you?
Yes I just have to find the right ones.🙏🫶🏾🇬🇭❤️
Thank you for sharing your journey Beautiful Family. You are always keeping it real Kinzababe from day one.
❤💛 💚 🖤!
@@GhanaAfricaBound Thank you 🙏 for watching always 🙏🇬🇭🫶🏾❤️
Easy on the rice,high blood pressure and diabetes.. a great replacement is fonio or wild rice. Great videos! Keep them coming
I never heard of fonio? I have to research it.
Peace. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 🙏
@kinzababe1 you need to try rice balls and ground nut or peanut butter soup really tasty with some goat meat.
@@nanabrimpong3485 I had some rice balls the night before with some palm nut soup. I did eat some of SS ground nuts soup yesterday with goat meat. It was really good 👍
Don't forget those yummy morning organic fruits. Will there be screens on the windows? That food truck is awesome. I can see myself selling fried chicken, fish, pate" and johnny cakes. 🤣 It is probably cheaper to build a food truck rather than buy one there.
I really have to get better at finding the fruits in the traffic. He did a good job on the food truck.🙏🇬🇭🫶🏾❤️
I’m with you sista! The rice!
🍚 rice any day😂😂🇻🇮
Big blessings to you and your building project you looking beautiful. I love your vibe and your mate Ghana, is looking nice and refreshing. Thanks for sharing this cool video. The bars are nice. I like the white paint.
Medaase paa
Eat hausa koko with koose or maasa in the morning u ll love it
@@antwipinamang4520 I have tried all of this before. I don’t like the Hausa koko. Maasa I love but I only get it when I go to Kasoa.🙏🇬🇭🫶🏾❤️
You can do millet porridge in the morning and some bread
@@jerryniimartey2400 I don’t like millet porridge. I am use to a more creamy sweet porridge.🙏🫶🏾🇬🇭❤️
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Nice windows! Do they come with screens or is that extra?
They come with screens..🙏🫶🏾🇬🇭❤️
Hi dear watching your journey loving it. I wish i could be there to oversee my project. Am building in Capecoast Capecoast. I know its not going to be easy. I got your number am going to give you a call. Love to watch you guys , am learning every day.
Thank you for watching 🙏🫶🏾🇬🇭❤️ you will get there soon ❤️
Did you bring your little folding chair with you, or did you purchase it there?
@@aviagraham6321 I purchased it here at ShopRite🙏🇬🇭🫶🏾❤️
Ok cool because I didn’t want to leave ours here and regret not bringing them. I just couldn’t remember if I saw them there or not. Thanks a bunch. Love your videos. I think we watch them everyday and make sure we 👍🏽 like. Wishing you the best.
@kinzababe1 Weija, or weigya in Twi because Twi doesn't have J but Fante has.
TROTRO , Driver and mate (conductor).
The word trotro comes from the Twi name of the old currency which us
Nkate3 or Nkate cake is peanut flapjack.
Paano is bread in Fante derived from the Portuguese who say Paan or Pan, for bread but in Twi bread is called Broodo. Twi and Fante speakers understand each other because its all Akan language but they call somethings different.
Kitchen in Fante is Gyaadze or Gyadze, in Twi its Egyase or Mukyiase (slanged by most as Mukaase).
The kind of fire Shaddy made at your construction site is what is called Mukyia (ky is pronounced as ch in Twi so its said as "Muchia", and thats how the name kitchen in Twi was derived, or Gyase or Gyadze also meaning fire place for cooking.
I am among the Fante and Twi so sometimes I get confused 🤔 thanks for the explanation. I getting there with the language 🙏🇬🇭🫶🏾❤️
@@kinzababe1 oh I didn't finish about the TROTRO, it originated from the old name in Twi for the smaller denomination of the old currency that is that was used to pay for fare, which was Tro and the conductors when collecting the fares used to remind people of the fares when others asked because they travelled different distances. So the mate repeatedly saying tro ... tro became the nickname of the transport as TROTRO. Tro is like you guys saying a dime or a quarter in America. There used to be an old woody transport back in the day similar to the American woody trucks and these were Bedford or ford trucks and the bucket part was made of wood with benches for carrying people or goods. It was called the mummy wagon but Ghanaians named it the boneshaker or in greater Accra was called Tsoo-Lorry (tsoo meaning the masses or lots/lots of people, or people carrier ). You might still see a few still around. Ask shaddy what is Tsoo (pronounced as Cho), so Tsoo-Lorry so that he can show you or Google it.