What they’re trying to say about the tribal mark is…it’s majorly a form of tribal identification but also it can be given when a woman who has lost her babies continuously, once she gives birth there is a tradition where they take the new born n place him/her on either the road side or just by the house and the first person who passes by can place money (even just a coin) as a symbol of buying the child,then that person can name the child depending on the tribe of that person (eg. If a Asante man passes by first n”buys” the child he can give him an Ashanti name)and also give the baby a tribal mark if they want to.after the child is taken back inside this usually doesn’t take up to 10mins…it’s a superstition that it will make the child stay(be alive) and not go back (die),also when a child falls Ill 🤒 a lot they can be given a mark,also when a child/person is believed to take after a relative(reincarnation) they can be given a tribal mark similar to the person they take after,they’re a lot of reasons we give tribal marks…we northerns have similar dialects so a person from upper east, and upper west may understand/ get some few things when a dagbana speaks
Good job, spreading knowledge. It's funny though, we may not like what we are not used to. As you rightly mentioned some may not like dawada because of the smell. These may be very happy to consume koobi, momoni or totobi with relish! Interesting world. Thanks for your good work. I envy you though, you get the chance to meet nice people and eat good food. May God continue to bless you
The Dagomba's are the largest tribe in the North, Northern region of Ghana, they are related to the Mamprusi, and Nanumba also Moshi people's. They are called Mole Dagbon The language is very Similar Dagomba's person can understand 90%of what a Mamprusi or Nanumba person is saying
Where are all the Elders with the grey hair those who was living before we all live because they was living in the time about what you are talking about because that's real history because they live in those times about what you are talking about So where are the original grey hair men and women? The original 👑, Z
@@baerkaabnaab2388 gurune- More Bolga people : frafra, kossase etc. grushie more Paga and Bukina: Kasena etc. The languages are similar though, when a Kassena person speaks, there are some words that are similar in Frafra
@@robtechhelp4323 I think you are confusing Nankani with Kassem. Nankani is common to both grunie and Kassem but Kassem and Grunie are totally different. I speak Buli, Kassem, Talen, Nankani, Kusaal, grunie and mampruli so I know what I am talking about.
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What they’re trying to say about the tribal mark is…it’s majorly a form of tribal identification but also it can be given when a woman who has lost her babies continuously, once she gives birth there is a tradition where they take the new born n place him/her on either the road side or just by the house and the first person who passes by can place money (even just a coin) as a symbol of buying the child,then that person can name the child depending on the tribe of that person (eg. If a Asante man passes by first n”buys” the child he can give him an Ashanti name)and also give the baby a tribal mark if they want to.after the child is taken back inside this usually doesn’t take up to 10mins…it’s a superstition that it will make the child stay(be alive) and not go back (die),also when a child falls Ill 🤒 a lot they can be given a mark,also when a child/person is believed to take after a relative(reincarnation) they can be given a tribal mark similar to the person they take after,they’re a lot of reasons we give tribal marks…we northerns have similar dialects so a person from upper east, and upper west may understand/ get some few things when a dagbana speaks
You are doing amazing job 👌may our good lord Jehovar bless everything you do. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Good job 👏🏾 . The upper west isn’t only dagaare but sissala is also there. Upper east have about 4 languages there 😊
Orekodo ✌🏽
MORE THAN FOUR
TALEN
BULI
KASSEM
KUSAAL
NANKANI
MAMPRULI
NABRE
BISSA
MOSSI
GRUNI
HAUSA
Good job, spreading knowledge. It's funny though, we may not like what we are not used to. As you rightly mentioned some may not like dawada because of the smell. These may be very happy to consume koobi, momoni or totobi with relish! Interesting world. Thanks for your good work. I envy you though, you get the chance to meet nice people and eat good food. May God continue to bless you
Amen 🙏🏿 and thanks for watching. Kindly share the video, hmm those who don’t like dawadawa but eat momoni nu hmm lol
The Dagomba's are the largest tribe in the North, Northern region of Ghana, they are related to the Mamprusi, and Nanumba also Moshi people's.
They are called Mole Dagbon
The language is very Similar Dagomba's person can understand 90%of what a Mamprusi or Nanumba person is saying
Eei I think i need to do more research with the interview
Yesss
Where are all the Elders with the grey hair those who was living before we all live because they was living in the time about what you are talking about because that's real history because they live in those times about what you are talking about So where are the original grey hair men and women? The original 👑, Z
The grushie are from Paga. They speak Kassina *
GRUSHIE IS DIFFERENT FROM KASSINA
@@baerkaabnaab2388 it’s not. It consists of Kasena, Trampussi and Kurumba. Similar to how Grunie consists of Frafra, Kosasi etc
@@robtechhelp4323 what's the difference between grunie and grushie?
@@baerkaabnaab2388 gurune- More Bolga people : frafra, kossase etc. grushie more Paga and Bukina: Kasena etc. The languages are similar though, when a Kassena person speaks, there are some words that are similar in Frafra
@@robtechhelp4323 I think you are confusing Nankani with Kassem. Nankani is common to both grunie and Kassem but Kassem and Grunie are totally different. I speak Buli, Kassem, Talen, Nankani, Kusaal, grunie and mampruli so I know what I am talking about.