As a Ghanaian this is so funny cos its very true!!!And my teacher used to correct us all the time about this "nice".He said it doesn't mean anything yet we wouldn't stop.
I can relate to the twi part - whenever I am in the mist of Ghanaians which I often am as my hubby is a Ghanaian, I am always spoken to in Twi, this is how Ghanaians love their language and culture. I love the fact that they teach their culture to their kids at a very young age especially for kids born outside of Ghana. I am amazed when I see young kids born here in the UK speak twi fluently, when I couldn’t speak my maternal language at that age. Oh not forgetting their food waakye with shito is one of my favourites (I can do with it everyday)
As a Kenyan who lived in Ghana for only 4 months I relate 100%🤣. Actually this video made me miss Ghana! I was in Kumasi for the time I stayed there. The “please” often took me out every time! I actually once asked a colleague why they beg before greeting🤣 “please good morning “🤣 surely why? And the Mate thing for the conductor was just another I could wrap my head around. Long live Ghana! Akwaaba😁
I'm Angolan but live in the UK. Did a volunteer placement in Ghana for 3 months and they "please"d me to DEATH😂 I thought it was a joke until everyone was doing it. All the time. For 3 months.
I just remember coming to the UK and using 'yes please' every time someone spoke to me 🤣. My colleagues always thought I was weird and they actually brought it up in a meeting and I remember being so confused cause I thought I was being polite! 🤣 I don't use it anymore but I found it funny
my first job with an international company , I was the only black and Ghanaian there and always starting sentences with please . 😂😂😂😂 oneday one of my superiors called me saying "Please ,Emmanuel, please call the site manager,please to please send the safety please report.please also. please understand that you are please to represent your department at the meeting please" right after all of them about 7 of them bust out with laughter . I felt so bad and shy 🤭 😂😂🤣😂😂 and instantly please got formatted from my brain.
@@lafasview Yea, i guess it was planned and after i was always uncomfortable., feeeling i am being discussed and even thought they were racist .🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 Paranoia got me. come on guys, saying PLEASE means we are nice peopel right , atleast it should look like we are polite enough 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Let's give this lady a Ghanaian passport. She really understands us. "Please" is our national pledge. People want to be extra humble so they say if very often. It's actually from our local dialects.
Awww this was so refreshing, can’t believe you have to pay for them to put on AC. 😅. Can’t wait to visit Ghana and taste their food and visit their restaurants. its on my list 😁
Uber give you option to choose for Uber comfort , you don't choose normal uber ride and now tell them to put on AC , he will request for the extra cash you dodged
Me and my Mum have this conversation in regards to Nigerians speaking more English than Ghanaians... Nigeria is SO MUCH MORE Ethically diverse than Ghana... So English is the standard for the majority. Yet in Ghana, Ashanti's being the more dominant Tribe, Twi becomes the standard. (GH heritage)
Great observation. But i wouldn't say Ashanti alone, but the Akan majority. Remember they occupy 9 out of the 16 administrative regions. That leaves only 7 to other tribes where i'm sure Akans are living and working too. And they always bring their culture with them. Personally i think Akans extended soft power where nobody was looking to.There is a twi radio or TV station in every region in Ghana, which isn't the case for every language. Remember when you control the media you control the culture/narrative.
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 Nigerians use English because that's the common language we can be sure EVERYONE understands. Has nothing to do with unity. An average Nigerian will speak English or pidgin English, because everyone understands. Stop trying to be negative, it's not a good look.
I always say Ghanaians are like Canadians. Extra polite. One guy on our international studies page asked a Ghanaian guy whether he's a Nigerian and the Ghanaian guy said "no please"......come and see how the Nigerian guy vex for the group inside 😂 taking this response as an insult. We had to continuously explain to him that Ghanaians are just extra polite even in speech, that's all. Before this oga calmed down
Thank you for the education 😄. When I visit Ghana from Kenya, I will make sure I look out to see nice people and use please often so that am nice, hahaha.
So glad to hear that there is an African country which appreciates the word "please". Thank you Gloria for this video 🙌🙌🙌🤍🤍🤍 Ghana, I hail!!!🇬🇭 please 🙈🙈🙈
Especially speaking your language with English... haaaa...that level of patriotism had to make the colonial masters give you independence 1st...you refused to assimilate 100% ..they said abeg let's free the ooo.
I've just subscribed to your channel after watching the video five times I've avoided using please because of the two minutes lecture of yours very funny but true 🥰
The "please" is our national asset ooo😂😂
I tell you
Don’t say it and you will receive a slap from a typical Ghanaian mum
Meaningless please. Ghanaians are such hypocrites
I swear.. 😂😂
😂😂😂😂. Mpacho, are you okay?
Exactly🤣🤣
As a Ghanaian this is so funny cos its very true!!!And my teacher used to correct us all the time about this "nice".He said it doesn't mean anything yet we wouldn't stop.
I can relate to the twi part - whenever I am in the mist of Ghanaians which I often am as my hubby is a Ghanaian, I am always spoken to in Twi, this is how Ghanaians love their language and culture. I love the fact that they teach their culture to their kids at a very young age especially for kids born outside of Ghana. I am amazed when I see young kids born here in the UK speak twi fluently, when I couldn’t speak my maternal language at that age. Oh not forgetting their food waakye with shito is one of my favourites (I can do with it everyday)
I think here in Ghana, respect is our most important moral value.
That's why we abuse the word "please"😂😂
As a Nigerian that moved to Ghana. This is 1000% true😆
Quite accurate and trust me you have been paying attention to details like you always do. I enjoyed it paaa! 🤣
As a Kenyan who lived in Ghana for only 4 months I relate 100%🤣. Actually this video made me miss Ghana! I was in Kumasi for the time I stayed there. The “please” often took me out every time! I actually once asked a colleague why they beg before greeting🤣 “please good morning “🤣 surely why? And the Mate thing for the conductor was just another I could wrap my head around. Long live Ghana! Akwaaba😁
Because it’s makes sense in English.
You funny 😁
“Hanty” #please leave us alone jor😂 We can’t kii our sefs #please😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Gloria, I love this one, you need to do more of these, please. Make it a special series.🤭
The way you inspire me, I have to find my Ghanian husband 😅 except he shouldn't tell me I'm nice because I'm beautiful😂😂😭
Your Ghanaian husband is here 😊
Same! lol
Accurate AF.... E be the "please good morning" dey bore pass... 😂 😂 😂
omg your baby is so adorable
I'm Angolan but live in the UK. Did a volunteer placement in Ghana for 3 months and they "please"d me to DEATH😂 I thought it was a joke until everyone was doing it. All the time. For 3 months.
😂😂😂😂
It’s to show u respect that’s all
I just remember coming to the UK and using 'yes please' every time someone spoke to me 🤣. My colleagues always thought I was weird and they actually brought it up in a meeting and I remember being so confused cause I thought I was being polite! 🤣
I don't use it anymore but I found it funny
😂
I'd use it anyways😂😂
😂
But when i was passing in Uk & buying something in the shops they were also using the please on me 😩🤣
It's the accuracy for me 💯
Maraji your Twi is flawless!!
🥳👏
HONESTLY!!!
You forgot ‘Chaleyyyy’ that word must always be said😂😂😂😂
I saw the title and I was like, Maraji don't bring yourself🤣🤣🤣🤣....
Love this 😂😂. Yes, we misuse the word “please”😂
.... and the word "nice" 😁
Yes please 😅
I’m Zambian married to a Ghanaian and you couldn’t have said it an better gurl....I’m always left in wonder especially the please thing😅
Bless Ghana! What an amazing country and people ❤
You get am correct, na wetin we dey face here 🤣
Thank you for that crash course. I enjoyed it 😀. I love Ghanaians 😊
my first job with an international company , I was the only black and Ghanaian there and always starting sentences with please . 😂😂😂😂 oneday one of my superiors called me saying "Please ,Emmanuel, please call the site manager,please to please send the safety please report.please also. please understand that you are please to represent your department at the meeting please"
right after all of them about 7 of them bust out with laughter . I felt so bad and shy 🤭 😂😂🤣😂😂 and instantly please got formatted from my brain.
😂😂😂...funny but that was rude. He could have found a better approach.
You have choke them with please,he had to return all your please back to you 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
@@lafasview Yea, i guess it was planned and after i was always uncomfortable., feeeling i am being discussed and even thought they were racist .🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
Paranoia got me. come on guys, saying PLEASE means we are nice peopel right , atleast it should look like we are polite enough
🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I can't stop laughing because it's soo true 🤣 😂 😆. As a Ghanaian I approve 🤣 😂 👌 😄
The Bossu got me cracking ... lol ... Nicely done
Let's give this lady a Ghanaian passport. She really understands us. "Please" is our national pledge. People want to be extra humble so they say if very often. It's actually from our local dialects.
“Nice “ this ! Even me I’m Ghanaian and I’m still shocked why we use that word for good looking people 😂😂😂😂😊
Because Fan ice is nice..
@@sikakofi ei 🤣 bars on bars
Lol "you're so stupid please" 😂😂😂
So true. I lived in Ghana for 4 years and I totally agree. Love this video. I noticed everything you said there too. Kai. Hilarious.
Please post it on ur TikTok, I will to save this video these are the exact things I noticed since I move to Ghana
This was really fun to watch😍🤗 short and straight to the point ❤️
Giving us the Ghana life vibes 😄
You are nice paaaa too🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love your videos
Sending love from England
Awww this was so refreshing, can’t believe you have to pay for them to put on AC. 😅.
Can’t wait to visit Ghana and taste their food and visit their restaurants. its on my list 😁
U are welcome dear
I don't think you pay them to put on the Ac though. In all it was funny
@@layandfamily lol yeh I understand 😁
@@layandfamily come and see 🤣🤣 the initial payment is always for fresh air massa
Uber give you option to choose for Uber comfort , you don't choose normal uber ride and now tell them to put on AC , he will request for the extra cash you dodged
Me and my Mum have this conversation in regards to Nigerians speaking more English than Ghanaians... Nigeria is SO MUCH MORE Ethically diverse than Ghana... So English is the standard for the majority.
Yet in Ghana, Ashanti's being the more dominant Tribe, Twi becomes the standard. (GH heritage)
I like facts based comments like the above
Great observation. But i wouldn't say Ashanti alone, but the Akan majority. Remember they occupy 9 out of the 16 administrative regions. That leaves only 7 to other tribes where i'm sure Akans are living and working too. And they always bring their culture with them.
Personally i think Akans extended soft power where nobody was looking to.There is a twi radio or TV station in every region in Ghana, which isn't the case for every language. Remember when you control the media you control the culture/narrative.
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 Nigerians use English because that's the common language we can be sure EVERYONE understands. Has nothing to do with unity. An average Nigerian will speak English or pidgin English, because everyone understands. Stop trying to be negative, it's not a good look.
Not Ashantis but Akans*
@@rigg13 You have perfectly summarized a dissertation.
"Please", this is very accurate😆😆
Wow, you learned really quickly. Hats off!!
You picked the two language so simple. That’s great
I always say Ghanaians are like Canadians. Extra polite.
One guy on our international studies page asked a Ghanaian guy whether he's a Nigerian and the Ghanaian guy said "no please"......come and see how the Nigerian guy vex for the group inside 😂 taking this response as an insult. We had to continuously explain to him that Ghanaians are just extra polite even in speech, that's all. Before this oga calmed down
😂😂I can imagine the vex
😂😂😂
Funny🤣it happened to me before, I said no please to my boss🤣
@@obaapamansura9179 lol. Its funny how "please" can easily be mistaken for violence
😂😂😂😂
I enjoyed it paaa...Ghanaians please is our food ooo we can not do without it🥰🥰
I'm proud to be a Ghanaian 🇬🇭🇬🇭
Always looking beautiful 😍
Please God bless Ghana...🙏🙏🙏
Welcome to Ghana my sister 🙏🏾🇬🇭
🇬🇭😂😂we dey here
This is hilarious. 😅
Btw Maraji, you're so nice, please...🥳
The twi is so on point
🤣🤣🤣💯💯 we would even say "pls shut up!!" Yes pls, no pls, I'm coming pls, welcome pls!
We need more of this🤣
In Ghana if you don’t add please 😹 you’re from a house not a home 😹😹💔
Lmaooo😭🤌
I just couldn't stop laughing 😂
Soooooo true
🇬🇭 for you 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omg! this one really cracked me up.😂😂😂
Please do a part 2!!!! 😂😂😂😂 We beg!
This is very true 😂😂😂🇬🇭🇬🇭 by beloved country 😅
Spot on! 👏👏
Just because you do so well even with your baby
Awesome
Plus editing plus engaging plus it's soooo true.
Thank you for the education 😄. When I visit Ghana from Kenya, I will make sure I look out to see nice people and use please often so that am nice, hahaha.
The last past was just spot on 🤣🤣
Don't roll Don't roll off the bed. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that took me
So glad to hear that there is an African country which appreciates the word "please". Thank you Gloria for this video 🙌🙌🙌🤍🤍🤍
Ghana, I hail!!!🇬🇭 please 🙈🙈🙈
Please we hail you too 😂😂😂
@@lafasview 🤣🤣🤣🙌🙌
Hahahahha
These things shocked me too when I went there in 2016. It Made me comfortable cos I found them interesting and it was easy to blend in 😂😂😂
So true , I experienced this during my first year in school . I was loosing it 😅
The accuracy of this 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
You got everything right😂😂😂
Everything is true ❤😂😂😂
Especially speaking your language with English... haaaa...that level of patriotism had to make the colonial masters give you independence 1st...you refused to assimilate 100% ..they said abeg let's free the ooo.
Very true you got it right
Your son is gorgeous ! love your vixeos 100%
Sp spot on!!!😂 Love you Maraji❤️
🤣🤣🤣🤣 once again, you finished me 🤣🤣
🤣Very True, Maraji..Guilty As Charged🇬🇭
Your kid's so cuuuutttee😍
Baby J, please tell mummy to give us part 2
Hahaha, you wont kill us.. please please you are nice wai...😅😅😅
Everything is true!!!!😂😂... You're too funny
Bruhh, I’m screaming 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Please You’re very accurate 😂😂😂😂
I'm Nigerian and I moved to Ghana 4 yrs ago. I now say "thank you pls". My mum thinks I've gone mad. 😢
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣 invite her to come and experience it please
@@cherie4210 😂😂😂😂. I see what you did there
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣the last part got me
😂you got it all correct 💯💯💯💯🙌🏻🙏😂😩💔
This was so entertaining to watch, years laterrr
You are so talented
I lived for a year a while ago and you are so correct. A 1000 percent
Part 2 please 😂👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
🤣🤣🤣
Enjoyed it
I've just subscribed to your channel after watching the video five times I've avoided using please because of the two minutes lecture of yours very funny but true 🥰
Accurate 💯😂😂
Yes o! I'm a Ghanaian born Nigerian. And talking to my relatives can be a little bit hard. Cos, I have to literally say please in a very conversation.
You're so accurate 🤣 😂
I miss home already
Really true Maraji 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Omg your face looks fuller that's soooooo freaking beautiful
This is so on point😂😂😂I've laughed saaa.... our pidgin is nice mmom and yes!! we use nice for almost everything 😂
I know right... the food is nice Papa....as opposed to the food is delicious
On point please 🤣😂😂 I love us❤
The « please » is accurate 🤣🤣🤣
😂thank you for sharing
About the please...thats very true
H333 @Maraji na you paa, ad3n 🤣🤣🤣
The please is so true😂😂my Ghanian friend adds please to almost everything
Fantastic 😆
Welcome 2 Ghana 🇬🇭
My sister na so we see am 4 here ooo🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣 babe you are on point