Nzema was the main influencing language of the Ivorian Akans Both Baoulé and Agni differ greatly from twi because of the Apollo influence that was exerted when they were migrating And you’re one of the only few Ghanaian I see interested in their Cousin tongue many of us are also learning twi as well wonderful video Akan Yii Oyé✊🏾
@Tsar da Meezie - I am writing a book on the History of Nzema people ( both Ghana and Ivory Coast)- migration, culture, great people, please if you have any information I will like to connect. Thanks
The entire history is in my book and on this channel. Because, the Nzemas ate not a unique group on their own like the Europeans made it seem. Every tribe comes from a bigger tribe. Like how families come from families and new families are also begotten. Every information you need is on this channel. Only cite the appropriate reference to this channel since the works on this channel have been well recorded. Learn more from this channel by looking up these videos 1. History of the Guans 1 & 2 2. The Nzema Language 3. The Anyin Language 4. The Nawuris Also, try to get the book KNOW GHANA BETTER currently available at the Padmore Library, (Ghana Library Authority) for free or purchase your own copy from Amazon. -------------------------------------- Know Ghana Better was written by me, thus I have a copy. If you are in Accra, you can schedule a date to meet me, and go through the book to do your project. This said, most Nzema resourced persons especially from the Bureau of Ghana Languages, would still refer you to me, since they have seen my work and are well aware of its rich contents and vivid research. More copies of KNOW GHANA BETTER would be rolled out soon but at the moment, the copies available are with the Ghana Library Authority, Carl Ampah of Unesco, the Nungua Traditional Authority, the Bladjai Wura of Nawuri, Mr. Samuel Ntewusu of Institute of African Studies. Likewise, you can purchase from Amazon or come to see me, at Accra. Thank you.
Ooooooooh ..my brother...Thank you, Thank youuuuuuuu...i am so excited to get to learn the dialect ofmy mother.....Thank you for the basics🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼...will stay in touch
Of course, yes! There are so many Nzema lessons on this channel and more to follow. Ma certo, ci sono molti lezione della lingua Nzema su questo canale
Very good video, I am Anyin from Ivory Coast. Nzema and Anyin language have many similarities. We have an Nzema history professor from Ivory Coast who said that Nzema and Anyin people both speak Anyi language.
Thank you so much, I’m very grateful for finding this. My twin and I use to speak Nzema until age 10 when our parents died. We lived with my Mum’s friend from the north who does not speak Nzema so we were made to speak only English. Now we have kids and are giving them Nzema names but we can’t speak but only understands few words when someone speaks it.
Sure! I'm in talks with one Mr. Evans and the next Nzema lesson comea off hopefully in 2 weeks time. The closest language to Nzema, comes off this Sunday. So, I'm still working. Thank you
Also, there are lots of Nzema lessons on this channel. Kindly 1. type LEARN GUAN WITH HUNIAH in the youtube search box. 2. Scroll to playlist 3. Select Nzema lessons
Thank you for making this video, i was searching for someyhing like this. I work with mentally handicapped people in the netherlands and one off them is original from ivory Coast and speaks apollo nzema, she also speaks english, french and dutch but there is always a language barrier. So i would to like very much to learn more nzema, do you perhaps have some tips for me or places to look, i would appriciate that vary much. Connie
At the moment, I don't know if much Nzema resources. That's why I'm trying my best to create but it's not receiving much attention. You've inspired me to continue
@@Huniah_Guan yes i found kasahorow and buy some books but that didn't help with how to pronounce the words thats why i am so happy whit youre videos so keep up the good work and thanks for youre replay
Yeah! Very interesting. I remember stating in the Guam history video that Guans might have had contact with most of the Northern Ancestors in the process of migration
The guans and akans almost have the same language and few differences. Its almost like twi is a dialect of guan. They are also genetically related. One people.
100% Nzema but still trying to learn the language. from my inquiries it seems most of the Nzema migrated to town in the western such as Takoradi , cape coast and surrounding town and therefore picking up the Fante and TWI. Most of the Fante's I have come into contact with are actually Nzemas. Very Keen to learn this language and French.
You seem well informed and I had always suspected that Nzema had elements of Guan within it. I am also surprised to learn it is related to Chakosi spoken by the Chereponi. This could also suggest that the Nzema had been settled in Ghana for a very long time, ahead of many other groups
The spellings of our local dialogue keep changing because the computer is not made for our dialogue; alphabet.eg.E in place of £ is a big problem for our language.
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Nzema was the main influencing language of the Ivorian Akans Both Baoulé and Agni differ greatly from twi because of the Apollo influence that was exerted when they were migrating And you’re one of the only few Ghanaian I see interested in their Cousin tongue many of us are also learning twi as well wonderful video Akan Yii Oyé✊🏾
Thank you very much! Anyways you can watch this as well th-cam.com/video/AxG4RIoKcGs/w-d-xo.html
@Tsar da Meezie - I am writing a book on the History of Nzema people ( both Ghana and Ivory Coast)- migration, culture, great people, please if you have any information I will like to connect. Thanks
The entire history is in my book and on this channel. Because, the Nzemas ate not a unique group on their own like the Europeans made it seem.
Every tribe comes from a bigger tribe. Like how families come from families and new families are also begotten.
Every information you need is on this channel. Only cite the appropriate reference to this channel since the works on this channel have been well recorded.
Learn more from this channel by looking up these videos
1. History of the Guans 1 & 2
2. The Nzema Language
3. The Anyin Language
4. The Nawuris
Also, try to get the book KNOW GHANA BETTER currently available at the Padmore Library, (Ghana Library Authority) for free or purchase your own copy from Amazon.
--------------------------------------
Know Ghana Better was written by me, thus I have a copy. If you are in Accra, you can schedule a date to meet me, and go through the book to do your project. This said, most Nzema resourced persons especially from the Bureau of Ghana Languages, would still refer you to me, since they have seen my work and are well aware of its rich contents and vivid research.
More copies of KNOW GHANA BETTER would be rolled out soon but at the moment, the copies available are with the Ghana Library Authority, Carl Ampah of Unesco, the Nungua Traditional Authority, the Bladjai Wura of Nawuri, Mr. Samuel Ntewusu of Institute of African Studies.
Likewise, you can purchase from Amazon or come to see me, at Accra. Thank you.
@@sekyim please add the Anufo people
I have done that already in my book.. it is called Know Ghana Better
my boss youre doing a great job.lion heritage tv
Thank you @Lion TV
Ooooooooh ..my brother...Thank you, Thank youuuuuuuu...i am so excited to get to learn the dialect ofmy mother.....Thank you for the basics🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼...will stay in touch
Surely
Thank you so much. My wife is Nzema but she cannot explain her language to me. I hope you will make a lot of videos about this very nice language.
Of course, yes! There are so many Nzema lessons on this channel and more to follow.
Ma certo, ci sono molti lezione della lingua Nzema su questo canale
@@Huniah_Guan Yes. I looked at them with admiration. I can't wait to see the next ones.
Sure Thank you! I am even uploading one very soon
Very good video, I am Anyin from Ivory Coast. Nzema and Anyin language have many similarities. We have an Nzema history professor from Ivory Coast who said that Nzema and Anyin people both speak Anyi language.
Yes, Nzema is old Anyin
As I said earlier am a sefwi and I ve always want to be to speak nzema you did a very great job here keep it up 😘
Thank you!
That is the language I speak and I proud of it
Thank you so much for this brilliant video. Keep up the good work my brother!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖
Expect the Nzema Basics 2 (updated version) as well
Thank you so much, I’m very grateful for finding this. My twin and I use to speak Nzema until age 10 when our parents died. We lived with my Mum’s friend from the north who does not speak Nzema so we were made to speak only English. Now we have kids and are giving them Nzema names but we can’t speak but only understands few words when someone speaks it.
I understand.... I am dedicated to produce more Nzema lessons inspite on the few challenges i face. Keep fingers crossed. They will come
At the moment, there are over 10 Nzema lessons on the channel. Just search NZEMA WITH HUNIAH and you'll find the playlist
Please continue the series!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Sure! I'm in talks with one Mr. Evans and the next Nzema lesson comea off hopefully in 2 weeks time. The closest language to Nzema, comes off this Sunday. So, I'm still working. Thank you
Also, there are lots of Nzema lessons on this channel.
Kindly
1. type LEARN GUAN WITH HUNIAH in the youtube search box.
2. Scroll to playlist
3. Select Nzema lessons
Hi do you offer one on ones tutoring?
Thank you for making this video, i was searching for someyhing like this. I work with mentally handicapped people in the netherlands and one off them is original from ivory Coast and speaks apollo nzema, she also speaks english, french and dutch but there is always a language barrier. So i would to like very much to learn more nzema, do you perhaps have some tips for me or places to look, i would appriciate that vary much. Connie
At the moment, I don't know if much Nzema resources. That's why I'm trying my best to create but it's not receiving much attention.
You've inspired me to continue
You can perhaps Google kasahorow.com it may help
@@Huniah_Guan yes i found kasahorow and buy some books but that didn't help with how to pronounce the words thats why i am so happy whit youre videos so keep up the good work and thanks for youre replay
Thank you too
I’m an nzema u did great
Nea is see in Sisala. Die also means collect or take in most northern languages. Interesting
Yeah! Very interesting. I remember stating in the Guam history video that Guans might have had contact with most of the Northern Ancestors in the process of migration
The guans and akans almost have the same language and few differences. Its almost like twi is a dialect of guan. They are also genetically related. One people.
Thank you so much
Well done
Thank you very much
Thank you for this, I’m so keen to learn Nzema. I’m a quarter Nzema and I only know Twi and Fante.
My pleasure
Same I’m also a quarter. Want to be able to learn it as well
I’m 3/4 and I only know twi and Fante 😩😩😩
100% Nzema but still trying to learn the language. from my inquiries it seems most of the Nzema migrated to town in the western such as Takoradi , cape coast and surrounding town and therefore picking up the Fante and TWI. Most of the Fante's I have come into contact with are actually Nzemas. Very Keen to learn this language and French.
Good job keep it up
How related is it to Chakosi?
You seem well informed and I had always suspected that Nzema had elements of Guan within it. I am also surprised to learn it is related to Chakosi spoken by the Chereponi.
This could also suggest that the Nzema had been settled in Ghana for a very long time, ahead of many other groups
The spellings of our local dialogue keep changing because the computer is not made for our dialogue; alphabet.eg.E in place of £ is a big problem for our language.
Do you have baoule language too?
For now,no please...
You are the best
...are you a linguist??
I'm not a certified Linguist! I learnt everything on my own!
In reality, I'm a biologist
@@Huniah_Guan wow..i am impressed
Twi comes from Guan , infact it’s the easiest or lowest guan
How do I say "welcome' in Nzema language
Akwaaba... Check Out Nzema basics 3 for more
How different is Nzema from Pepesa
They are related languages
Eke sounds like a Portuguese loan word aqui is here in Portuguese pronounced Aki
Yeah, aqui. Never thought of it
There's more on this channel. Check out this video and subscribe to the channel for more th-cam.com/video/4icT0V08pFw/w-d-xo.html
Please start with the alphabets
Kindly look up Guan alphabets on this channel. Thank you!
Baa nea is very similar to sefwi
We also say baaniya/baania{come and see} vient voir
Yeah! Sefwi is very related to Nzima
th-cam.com/video/XTiF5gmiHas/w-d-xo.html
Kindly watch this lesson and Subscribe for more.
Have already subscribed dear even with 2 accts 😘