Medaase, Trisha 😊 I'm not a native English speaker but I don't think so. Please check the correct transcription of "tall" in an English dictionary and you'll find same: /tɔːl/. You may start here: www.collinsdictionary.com/amp/english/tall dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/tall
@@learnakan Actually there are two sounds in English - ɔː as in tall (tɔːll) and ɔ as in ɔrange - the difference is in the two dots, tall is a long vowel sound and orange a short vowel sound. Very interesting, thank you for your amazing videos!
Can you do 50 to 100 common phrases for TWI! This will definitely be helpful for people that just wanna learn TWI for conversational purposes! It will also get a lot of views and followers. Last thing, pls state the English phrase than how to say that in TWI and then repeat it slowly 2 to 3 times!! Meda w’ase!! If u SEARCH on TH-cam: 300 common phrases in Spanish, that’s a perfect example!!
they probably say it like "Akwaraa" instead of "Akwadaa". Akwaraa is how akans pronounce it naturally. But written form is akwadaa. Like how British english speakers say "water" liker "wa-er" instead of emphasizing the T.
Thank you for taking the time to read this words
Thank you very much for your lessons.
It help me to understand things
Very helpful, thanks Yaw!
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I want to recommend this to someone who does not understand english.
wo suban nyɛ, nso mepɛ wo saara
This is a very good lesson! Thank you.
Very useful lesson for improving my pronunciation. Looking forward to doing this for the diphthongs.
God bless you for this. Fantastic tutorial
Amen. God bless you, too Enoch.
In English the word "tall" is an aw sound with the mouth half closed, not the open sound of Ɔ - perhaps something like Orange?
Medaase, Trisha 😊
I'm not a native English speaker but I don't think so. Please check the correct transcription of "tall" in an English dictionary and you'll find same: /tɔːl/. You may start here: www.collinsdictionary.com/amp/english/tall
dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/tall
@@learnakan It really depends on which English accent.
@@learnakan Actually there are two sounds in English - ɔː as in tall (tɔːll) and ɔ as in ɔrange - the difference is in the two dots, tall is a long vowel sound and orange a short vowel sound. Very interesting, thank you for your amazing videos!
Please can you use the twi language to teach the twi?
Can you do 50 to 100 common phrases for TWI! This will definitely be helpful for people that just wanna learn TWI for conversational purposes! It will also get a lot of views and followers. Last thing, pls state the English phrase than how to say that in TWI and then repeat it slowly 2 to 3 times!! Meda w’ase!!
If u SEARCH on TH-cam: 300 common phrases in Spanish, that’s a perfect example!!
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When you say "suban" is it pronounced "subang"?
I think this lesson answers your question better: th-cam.com/video/CxNgyD4CnS8/w-d-xo.html
@@learnakan Thanks!
I'm confused about Akwadaa. Whenever I hear it spoken in conversation, it sounds very different to how it is spelled.
they probably say it like "Akwaraa" instead of "Akwadaa". Akwaraa is how akans pronounce it naturally. But written form is akwadaa. Like how British english speakers say "water" liker "wa-er" instead of emphasizing the T.
Pls do you have a whatsapp or telegram group for learning Twi