Thank you! My boyfriend is from Ghana and speaks Twi almost exclusively with his family. They are so wonderful and accepting of me and I want to learn the language out of respect and admiration. This was helpful and I will likely watch it again and again until I can remember it all!
Yes my husband is Ghanaian and he is the kindest sweetest man I ever met. His family that knows about me excepts me but he hasn't told his grandmother because she is very old and did not want him to marry an obruni, but I know she would be very nice to me. He just doesn't want to give her a heart attack lol.
I used to work with two guys from Ghana, and I learned a lot of this from them. They became two of my good friends, and although I haven’t seen them in years, I always think about them and hope they’re doing well.
I'm a french canadian and I plan on visiting africa eventually, this video is my first forray into Twi and I find it fascinating! Thank you, the way you explain the deeper meaning behind the expressions really helps with understanding! :)
Agoo & Akwaaba, I am recently contracting in Ghana and wanted to respect the country and wonderful people here by learning Twi and YOU are the perfect teacher for what I am trying to learn. Medaase!! I have absolutely subscribed and now I have two large white-boards full of notes. Madaase!!!
Thank you so much for making this; when I was about 6 or 7, my grandma tried teaching me twi, but it’s been years since i’ve been able to see her, and i’ve lost pretty much everything that I was taught through the years :,O I’m hoping I can slowly gain it back for the next time I get to see her, I miss having that connection between us. I feel like i’ve lost so much valuable information about Ghana. I’m still on the basics but seeing creators like you help teach the language is so lovely to see, I don’t know many other resources that offer twi. I’ll be binge watching n adding your videos to my playlist ASAPP !!! I appreciate you taking the time to do this more than you know ❤️❤️❤️
Hi I am writing from Côte d'ivoire, and I am a BAOULÉ people originally from the Akan tribe, and our mother language is Twi which has given birth to various languages (baoulé, agni, abron, aboure etc.) Most of what you have taught are almost similar to my language. I would love to speak twi...
Nana Abena/Abla Poku is Asante and from the Royal family Oyoko/Daako Royal family. The Oyoko Royal family curenty rules Asante and the King is Otumfour Osei Tutu II
I can only literally memorize like 5 things at a time. They should make videos with just 5 words like a short. And then you repeat those 5 words like the whole day 35 words a week
Thank you so much oo my dear🙏🏿🇬🇭. I was born in Ghana but grew up in an Liberian 🇱🇷 household.i want to try and speak the language of my mama more often sense she struggles with English sometime and she speak Twi and Bassa🙌🏿
I just came across this Twi tutorial which I think is very good for a beginner like me from Barbados. Please create more such content. You are very clear and explain the material quite well.
Thank you so much for this video! I am 18 now and have never learned my father’s family’s language before. I want to surprise him the next time I see him.
Hi Adwoales, my name is Kurt. I am from Barbados, we are descendants of Ghana 🇬🇭. I have many Ghanaian friends here and I want to surprise them by learning the language. They taught me some already but I just love languages, so I will do some learning on my own. I have already subscribed to you baby girl 😊
Thank you for these wonderful videos. I have just met someone from Ghana, and am excited to surprise him by learning some Twi. You are an excellent teacher. Madaase!
I think you are a good teacher i can understand that enghlish has a big influence on twi but i hope you don´t forget your numbers in twi ...greetings from Germany and a lot of fun in teaching twi medaase for teaching...José
This is great! I've been to Ghana 3 times but only understand certain words .I've been getting by because the official language is English but the locals speak their local language when the talk to each other. Also it keeps you from being scammed when you understand the language.
First video I watched so I wasn't going to subscribe until I had chance to view the content... 14 minutes later... I subscribed.😃 Me da w'ase bebree!!! I admire how you patiently describe & break down each word of each phrase. This is a sign of a GREAT Instructor. Asante Sana (Thank you very much -- Kiswahili)
My man is Ghanaian his mom has been teaching me your page has also helped me soooo much I love surprising him with new words thank you your page is gold!
Medaase pa! I've been to Ghana in 2019 and I was starting to learn some phrases in Twi back then, but I wasn't able to have a full conversation yet. So no I will try to improve my language skills
It's very interesting understanding the meaning behind the Twi words. It's the best way to remember and speak the language. Please add writings to your video, the visuals or pictorials also be helpful. I shared your videos with my kids, as I am encouraging them to connect with their roots.
There are just some little differences ( intonation, and how the word sounds at the end ) but it is basically the same language as baoule and Agni language Nice video from Ivory Coast 🇨🇮
I really enjoyed this video. I am trying to become fluent in twi. I plan on going to Ghana next year and I want to really speak and understand the language. Medaase for this teaching. Please do more.
Good Evening, dear friend Miss Leena thank you so much for your lessons, I am in my way to Ghana and i eduated with you well. I am very apprcaite to talk with my friends in thier Ghana local Langauge ... gain i am very appreciate to you .
Woow! Well done. This is very impressive. Pls can I humbly make this correction. In Akan the word bebree* is used for countable nouns*. For instance, nkwadaa bebree (many children). Or ntoosi bebree (many tomatoes). On the other hand, pii* or paa* is used for uncountable or abstract nouns depending on the context. Eg Medaase pii (Thanks a lot) or nsuo pii (a lot of water). Just as many is used for countable nouns and a lot is used for uncountable nouns in English. However, some people use them interchangeably.
Thank you for your Twi lessons. I do know how to Speak Twi but, mostly I don’t speak to Americans people because, i don’t feel comfortable speaking to them at all. But you are excellent teacher.
I’m from Sierra Leone west Africa🇸🇱 but I want to learn how to speak Ghana language, the language is so interesting Thank U so much for the video I’m learning a lot Much love from Australia🇦🇺🇸🇱🇦🇺😊❤️🫶🏾
Holy cow you guys are humble. I was asking myself like „bruh there GOTTA be a way to say thank you without laying before someone“ and then u hit me with bebree 😂😂
I'm a 12 year old kid who has been around the twi language all my life when my uncle's and aunties from church say something I mostly mumble it of but I hope this helps me.
You are INTELLIGENT. LANGUAGE requires both Right BRAIN & Left BRAIN Concentration and Focus. Study & Become Ever-Increasingly Successful. Hakeem Elk-Bey🦈💯
Do you have Twi speaking friends? Sites like interpals makes it easy to find people anywhere if you don't. Learning a language is so much easier when you have someone to speak it with.
Your words are different to the other 3 TH-camrs who are teaching Twi but I think you explained it at the beginning by saying there’s different styles. I learnt Thank you very much is ‘Medaase Paa’. I don’t want to confuse myself too much.
At Work they told me there are the Akan, Ashante.... two or three different aahh🤔 Akan or Ashante(?). Sorry i forgot. It is Like in Germany: in München munich they speak a very different "German" than the people in Hamburg. And they use and write different words for the Same things, in some cases. And tham there is "Hochdeutsch" "Hoch"means high(no drugs)
@@beastofchaospureanarchie Akan is the ethnic group. But ethnic group has different languages. There is Twi which is spoken by the Ashanti and other tribes and also widely spoken in every part of Ghana because it is easy to learn and understand. There is fante too and other Akan groups
I am trying to learn how to communicate with my co-workers in twi. They speak English, but I want to understand what they are talking about so I can "join-in" is the conversation is a topic I know about.
Wow, Twi is very hard to Remember and to Pronounce for me. My husband is from Ghana, and I'm trying to learn much from him as well. Jesus Christ, but you're doing a Good Job with helping me on this. I guess once my husband arrives here with me it will be Better. If he Speaks Twi around me All the time, then I'll learn Faster.
@@adwoalee1 Ok Adwoa Lee, I'll watch your videos when I see it. I'm sorry for the late response, I just saw it, and I'm Grateful to you Madame Queen 👑💖😘
thank you! i lived in ghana and actually spoke a fair bit but have forgotten. I used good morning, good afternoon and good evening in twi every day. but wasn't there a different version for elders versus people your age? i cant remember it.
Watch my "Learn Twi with Adwoa Lee" playlist for more easy and short lessons in Twi. th-cam.com/play/PLA1XL1lvTOCEVev0DQ7iuK6DAfbWb-m9h.html
I’m American black. I want to learn Twi. Thank you for your help.
Thank you...
Thank you 😃
❤
Adoaw, that's great!! Me daase...thanks
When I see the truck drivers from Ghana come in to my work I say a few Twi words and watch there face light up with smiles.
ur amazing
Thank you! My boyfriend is from Ghana and speaks Twi almost exclusively with his family. They are so wonderful and accepting of me and I want to learn the language out of respect and admiration. This was helpful and I will likely watch it again and again until I can remember it all!
Me too girl!! Ghanian men are soo loving🫶🏽 grateful to also be accepted by his family too and trying to learn his language too
Yes my husband is Ghanaian and he is the kindest sweetest man I ever met. His family that knows about me excepts me but he hasn't told his grandmother because she is very old and did not want him to marry an obruni, but I know she would be very nice to me. He just doesn't want to give her a heart attack lol.
How’s it going, girl?! Any progress?
I used to work with two guys from Ghana, and I learned a lot of this from them. They became two of my good friends, and although I haven’t seen them in years, I always think about them and hope they’re doing well.
Thanks now I can talk to my 87 year old grandpa in his first language❤😢
Am Caribbean and have visited Ghana a few times, so I appreciate your lessons... Medaase
Super!
Thanks 🎉
I’m a Nigerian who just moved to Ghana and this will help me a lot (also need some friends anyways 😢)
I'm available anyway😊a pure Ghanaian and a student of KNUST
I was robbed of my culture and language I just want to be able to talk to my people
Medaase chale. You’re helping me make my mouth move better oh
Medaase bebree for this video 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I'm a french canadian and I plan on visiting africa eventually, this video is my first forray into Twi and I find it fascinating! Thank you, the way you explain the deeper meaning behind the expressions really helps with understanding! :)
Agoo & Akwaaba, I am recently contracting in Ghana and wanted to respect the country and wonderful people here by learning Twi and YOU are the perfect teacher for what I am trying to learn.
Medaase!!
I have absolutely subscribed and now I have two large white-boards full of notes. Madaase!!!
I am enjoying your lesson. Could you give more advanced lessons please. Thank you.
Thank you so much for making this; when I was about 6 or 7, my grandma tried teaching me twi, but it’s been years since i’ve been able to see her, and i’ve lost pretty much everything that I was taught through the years :,O I’m hoping I can slowly gain it back for the next time I get to see her, I miss having that connection between us. I feel like i’ve lost so much valuable information about Ghana. I’m still on the basics but seeing creators like you help teach the language is so lovely to see, I don’t know many other resources that offer twi. I’ll be binge watching n adding your videos to my playlist ASAPP !!! I appreciate you taking the time to do this more than you know ❤️❤️❤️
I hope to do more :) in the meantime please binge watch my twi playlist..it's not a lot but I hope it helps
Hi I am writing from Côte d'ivoire, and I am a BAOULÉ people originally from the Akan tribe, and our mother language is Twi which has given birth to various languages (baoulé, agni, abron, aboure etc.)
Most of what you have taught are almost similar to my language. I would love to speak twi...
You are at the right place..hope my lessons help
Nana Abena/Abla Poku is Asante and from the Royal family Oyoko/Daako Royal family. The Oyoko Royal family curenty rules Asante and the King is Otumfour Osei Tutu II
I can only literally memorize like 5 things at a time. They should make videos with just 5 words like a short. And then you repeat those 5 words like the whole day 35 words a week
I'm Jamaican and I cant wait to visit Ghana!
To check out that Ghanian pumpum 😂😂
Gonna practice these with my Ghanaian friends. Thanks 🙏🏿
You are the best teacher ❤
Thank you for this my girlfriends family is from Ghana and I can’t wait to learn this!
Thank you so much oo my dear🙏🏿🇬🇭. I was born in Ghana but grew up in an Liberian 🇱🇷 household.i want to try and speak the language of my mama more often sense she struggles with English sometime and she speak Twi and Bassa🙌🏿
I just came across this Twi tutorial which I think is very good for a beginner like me from Barbados. Please create more such content. You are very clear and explain the material quite well.
Thank you so much for this video! I am 18 now and have never learned my father’s family’s language before. I want to surprise him the next time I see him.
Keep going .. if you want specific lessons feel free to suggest
This is literally me, I eveb lived in Ghana for four years but still don’t know all
I live in ghana
Thanks for the video, I just started learning the basics from you❤
I'm so glad!
This helps me a lot because my dad speaks twi and I mostly speak English language
I wish I could go visit my ancestors native land one day
Hi Adwoales, my name is Kurt. I am from Barbados, we are descendants of Ghana 🇬🇭. I have many Ghanaian friends here and I want to surprise them by learning the language. They taught me some already but I just love languages, so I will do some learning on my own. I have already subscribed to you baby girl 😊
Nice, now I can impress my friend who’s from Ghana
Hi. Thank you for teaching me! My dad is from Ghana and is going to be helping me thought my Twi journey.
Wow wow wow medaase w'ase bebree 🙏🏼 stay blessed
I enjoyed this. You are a good teacher
Thank you for these wonderful videos. I have just met someone from Ghana, and am excited to surprise him by learning some Twi. You are an excellent teacher. Madaase!
Wow! You are one excellent and poised teacher. Please give us more lessons.
Thanks you. I will do that 😊
I think you are a good teacher i can understand that enghlish has a big influence on twi but i hope you don´t forget your numbers in twi ...greetings from Germany and a lot of fun in teaching twi medaase for teaching...José
I’m excited to start learning! Great channel💯👏👏💓
Thank you for this video! I'm going to Ghana with Dr. Obeng so I need to learn the languagea basics!
Wow i truly appreciate learning my own language❤❤
You are welcome
Thank you so much
thank you so much! my parents never taught me twi, but i understand a lot. my pronunciation is horrendous, so this should help a lot!!
This is great! I've been to Ghana 3 times but only understand certain words .I've been getting by because the official language is English but the locals speak their local language when the talk to each other. Also it keeps you from being scammed when you understand the language.
In this link you will find more lessons.
th-cam.com/play/PLA1XL1lvTOCEVev0DQ7iuK6DAfbWb-m9h.html
Well done Adwoa for your good work. I speak traditional Twi a lot, so I entreat my children to do likewise. Let's keep the tradition up.
Thank for this! I’m trying to learn a bit of Twi because I think it’s such a pretty language 😊
Thanks a lot. I am happy to follow u and learn more . I am from Agni people in Ivory coast and there are too many similarities.
thank you very much. please can you make a video concerning buying and selling?
Awesome. You did a great job. I'm a new subscriber 😊
Thanks for subbing!
First video I watched so I wasn't going to subscribe until I had chance to view the content... 14 minutes later... I subscribed.😃 Me da w'ase bebree!!! I admire how you patiently describe & break down each word of each phrase. This is a sign of a GREAT Instructor. Asante Sana (Thank you very much -- Kiswahili)
Thanks :) go ahead to watch the Twi playlist for more.
My man is Ghanaian his mom has been teaching me your page has also helped me soooo much I love surprising him with new words thank you your page is gold!
Thanks Melody
Wow 😍 thank🙏 you very much have learnt a lot from u, just get married to Ghanaian 🇬🇭 nd I wanna learn twi from Nigeria
I will be posting videos weekly so i hope i am able to help you learn Twi. Congratulations on your marriage as well
Same here, thank you so much I am learning ❤
Great teacher good explanation of the words along the way
Thank you in advance for teaching me the Ghanaian language I really appreciate
I'm so glad I found this video. 😀
Medaase pa!
I've been to Ghana in 2019 and I was starting to learn some phrases in Twi back then, but I wasn't able to have a full conversation yet.
So no I will try to improve my language skills
Practice makes perfect... You will get there
I learned twi very easily watching your video
Glad to hear that..Keep it up
@@adwoalee1 Yɛda mo ase pii nyame nhyira mo
I lived in Accra 3 years I know little bit you’re language
Hallo ek is Lewis,
Thanks for teaching me twi because I struggle with my teacher because she speaks twi I love the help, keep on the good work.
It's very interesting understanding the meaning behind the Twi words. It's the best way to remember and speak the language. Please add writings to your video, the visuals or pictorials also be helpful. I shared your videos with my kids, as I am encouraging them to connect with their roots.
I am glad I could be of use to you and especially your kids. Thanks for the comment
There are just some little differences ( intonation, and how the word sounds at the end ) but it is basically the same language as baoule and Agni language
Nice video from Ivory Coast 🇨🇮
Thanks for the lessons, I keep shicking my babe. She is from Ghana and your teaching has been helpful
Thank you As an African American this does something to my soul
I really enjoyed this video. I am trying to become fluent in twi. I plan on going to Ghana next year and I want to really speak and understand the language. Medaase for this teaching. Please do more.
I have more twi videos. Check them out
Good Evening, dear friend Miss Leena thank you so much for your lessons, I am in my way to Ghana and i eduated with you well. I am very apprcaite to talk with my friends in thier Ghana local Langauge ... gain i am very appreciate to you .
Thank you! 😃
Excellent thank you so much!
This content is really helpful - thanks
Woow! Well done. This is very impressive. Pls can I humbly make this correction. In Akan the word bebree* is used for countable nouns*. For instance, nkwadaa bebree (many children). Or ntoosi bebree (many tomatoes). On the other hand, pii* or paa* is used for uncountable or abstract nouns depending on the context. Eg Medaase pii (Thanks a lot) or nsuo pii (a lot of water). Just as many is used for countable nouns and a lot is used for uncountable nouns in English. However, some people use them interchangeably.
Thank you for your Twi lessons. I do know how to Speak Twi but, mostly I don’t speak to Americans people because, i don’t feel comfortable speaking to them at all. But you are excellent teacher.
Wow you look stunning in yellow!
Thank you
Thank you so much i am learning twi slowly slowly
Thank you
I’m from Sierra Leone west Africa🇸🇱 but I want to learn how to speak Ghana language, the language is so interesting
Thank U so much for the video I’m learning a lot
Much love from Australia🇦🇺🇸🇱🇦🇺😊❤️🫶🏾
Thanks you
Thank you for the lesson. I look forward to more. Medaase.
Holy cow you guys are humble. I was asking myself like „bruh there GOTTA be a way to say thank you without laying before someone“ and then u hit me with bebree 😂😂
I'm a 12 year old kid who has been around the twi language all my life when my uncle's and aunties from church say something I mostly mumble it of but I hope this helps me.
Btw my uncle said he's giving me 3 months to learn twi and if I do it i GET 20 DOLLERS!!!
Bless your heart.... I hope you make it..
@@adwoalee1 Thank you
@@exotix5408 did you make it?
You are INTELLIGENT.
LANGUAGE requires both
Right BRAIN
&
Left BRAIN
Concentration and Focus.
Study & Become Ever-Increasingly Successful.
Hakeem Elk-Bey🦈💯
I love the explanations. Thank you
You are welcome!
tysm my family speaks it and i want to learn it
Twi is a beautiful and easy language..I'm sure you will learn fast
@@adwoalee1 yes you have thought me a lot
Some similar names between twi and kiswahili of Kenya
Nam-nyama
Akoko-kuku
Thanks you
Yay yaaaaaay yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa×1000
Me firi South Africa and I love me some twi❤
Love your video! Learning some Twi as a 3rd gen Ghanaian 🙈
You got this!
Yes thats different to the Twi thats they speak at my work.
I must ask Them, where exactly, they come from.
Me da wo ase paa 👍
You are such a gifted teacher 💯with a beautiful smile.
How do you reply the last question by saying: "A lady doesn't tell her age?" 😁
Am learning good. God bless you.
I've met a beautiful Ghanaian woman in UK I'm a white man she is the most caring woman I've ever known, so I'm trying to learn the language for her.
Good for you. I hope my videos can help a little
Thanks. Looking forward to commmunicating in Twi.
Hi🎉
im trying to reconnect my roots and learn my language, thank you🤍
I wanna learn it so bad 😭 Learning a language at 31 years old isn’t easy!
It's not but it's the same with everything.. as long as you don't give up and you practice, you should be good :)
Do you have Twi speaking friends? Sites like interpals makes it easy to find people anywhere if you don't.
Learning a language is so much easier when you have someone to speak it with.
Hi are there more videos, I would really want to be able to communicate fluently wit my hair dresser from Ghana here in South Africa. 🙂
Your words are different to the other 3 TH-camrs who are teaching Twi but I think you explained it at the beginning by saying there’s different styles. I learnt Thank you very much is ‘Medaase Paa’. I don’t want to confuse myself too much.
At Work they told me there are the Akan, Ashante.... two or three different aahh🤔 Akan or Ashante(?). Sorry i forgot. It is Like in Germany: in München munich they speak a very different "German" than the people in Hamburg. And they use and write different words for the Same things, in some cases.
And tham there is "Hochdeutsch"
"Hoch"means high(no drugs)
@@beastofchaospureanarchie there's also fante
Yes, it's correct
@@beastofchaospureanarchie Akan is the ethnic group. But ethnic group has different languages. There is Twi which is spoken by the Ashanti and other tribes and also widely spoken in every part of Ghana because it is easy to learn and understand. There is fante too and other Akan groups
This helps alot now i can understand twi thank you
Please keep uploading I want to learn more so I can be fluent in it dear. I'm subscribing to the channel for more updates now
I am trying to learn how to communicate with my co-workers in twi. They speak English, but I want to understand what they are talking about so I can "join-in" is the conversation is a topic I know about.
Excellent. Thank you. More Videos like this please,☮❤💛💚🖤
I can tell u were born on a Monday cuz my friends name is also Adwoa but her actual name is Nyhira
Thanks for that you are really a good teacher ❤
I need more videos of twi
Wow, Twi is very hard to Remember and to Pronounce for me. My husband is from Ghana, and I'm trying to learn much from him as well. Jesus Christ, but you're doing a Good Job with helping me on this. I guess once my husband arrives here with me it will be Better. If he Speaks Twi around me All the time, then I'll learn Faster.
Thank you Very Much Adwoa Lee, I Subscribed your Channel as well. I really need All the help I can get 😂❤😅
Watch the twi playlist. Hopefully it helps
@@adwoalee1 Ok Adwoa Lee, I'll watch your videos when I see it. I'm sorry for the late response, I just saw it, and I'm Grateful to you Madame Queen 👑💖😘
My boyfriend is from Ghana & teaching me & also I wanna learn more so I decided to get on TH-cam
I need to learn 🤦♂️😁 my wife is from Ghana and I want to impress her 😂🥰
I wish you the best of luck🤞
God bless you HE loves you and gave up His son for us
so so cool thanks so much for sharing
thank you! i lived in ghana and actually spoke a fair bit but have forgotten. I used good morning, good afternoon and good evening in twi every day. but wasn't there a different version for elders versus people your age? i cant remember it.