How to Tell the Time in Twi | The Irregular Times + A Recap of the O'clocks | LEARNAKAN.COM
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By the end of this lesson, you will be able to ask for and tell the time (both the o'clocks and irregular times) in Twi.
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Time telling vocabulary: bit.ly/2mpVbVy
Times of day: bit.ly/2MQWaLa
Telling the o'clocks: bit.ly/3apbypy
Counting from 1 - 100: bit.ly/2wEyIJN
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Welcome back Yaw. Best Akan teacher on the internet!
Happy to be back. Medaase, Timera 😊
I'm glad to see you back with these valuable lessons.
Glad to be back, Kwame. Medaase
Thank you Yaw for the lesson!!! It's been a while since class time
Medaase, Robin. Glad to be back
Seeing how much I've learnt from you is so cool! I was able to answer every question in both versions correctly!🔥 Thank you very much.
Wow, kudos! Woayɛ adeɛ!
Me nso medaase! 😊
Medaase paaa! Mafe wo oo
Hello Yaw. Welcome. You were missed😁 nice to see you. I did get all my answers correct. Thanks for this lesson
Replaying the lesson there were no glitches. Thank you for checking. You have a delightful style, Yaw. I wonder if you got that with your master's studies. I look forward to the next video and enjoy seeing previous ones again. It is so cool to realize that I am learning.
Medaase Paa
Hello Yaw. Welcome back. I have all the quiz answers ready.
1)abɔ nnɔnkron apa ho simma dumiensa.
It is thirteen minutes past nine o clock. (9:13)
Aka simma aduanan nson na abo nnondu.
It is left with forty seven minutes and it will strike ten o clock. (9:13)
2) abo anadwo nnɔndu apa ho simma aduonum num.
It is fifty five minutes past ten o clock in the evening (10:55 pm)
Aka simma num na abɔ anadwo nnɔndubaako.
It is left with five minutes and it will strike eleven o clock in the evening( 10:55 pm)
3)abo nnɔnan apa ho simma aduanan.
It is forty four minutes past four o clock. (4:44)
Aka simma dunsia na abo nnɔnum.
It is left with sixteen minutes and it will strike five o clock. (4:44)
4) Abɔ nnɔnum apa ho simma dunkron.
It is nineteen minutes past five o clock. (5:19)
Aka simma aduanan baako na abɔ nnɔnsia.
It is left with forty one minutes and it will strike six o clock. (5:19)
5) Abo anopa nnonsia apa ho simma nsia.
It is six minutes past six o clock in the morning. (6:06 am)
Aka simma aduonum nan na abo anopa nnɔnson.
It is left with fifty four minutes and it will strike seven o clock in the morning. (6:06 am)
Mo! Me nua, woayɛ adeɛ!
Solving this feels like mathematics at first ;-)
😁
Loved it!
Glad 😊
You are good. Ayekoo
For the hours between 12: 01 AM and 5 AM (the early-morning dark), is either or used to indicate this part of the day? Or, is there possibly another noun or adverb of time for these hours?
There’s night time, with midnight within it, dawn, very early morning, and morning. Apart from the on-the-dot times, I find that where one ends and the other begins is mainly subjective, even in English. I think you’ll find the preparatory vocabulary lessons for this helpful in this regard:
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@@learnakan Yes, I jotted down all the information from these two videos. In so doing, I wrote out my own transcriptions alongsdie the orthography -- the Akan text.
I infer that would be more appropirate for a time lke 2 AM, althoug I probably could use .
Hey long time oooo you are looking fine ..hope all is well .
Awurade adom, all is fine. Medaase. Hope you're good yourself?
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Mepachow min bisa wo asem😄
They in twi is won but I’ve seen it as omo as well. Which one do i use?
Medaase
10:00
Hi i understand why in ghana even if they speak twi they tell the time in english
Video and audio go WAY out of sync at about 18 minutes
Is it only me that I find his laughing annoying
his laugh aint annoying it is cool bruh u jelly?