In few cases some Akan borns don't use their kradin, e.g. I was born on a Sunday but I'm called Kwabena Gyasi because my father named me after his brother who was called Kwabena Gyasi.
Your lessons are awesome. Perfect pace (not too fast or slow), and just thorough enough. I do have one question. The way that you pronounce the word "Twi." Is that how the "w" should be sounded, or is that a speech thing for you? (It sounds like you're saying Tui.)
Lol, nah, 'tw' is a digraph in Twi so, together, they form a single sound. Please refer to my lesson on Twi consonant digraphs for a little more detail. There will be another lesson on these kinds of pronunciation soon. Thanks 😊
In few cases some Akan borns don't use their kradin, e.g. I was born on a Sunday but I'm called Kwabena Gyasi because my father named me after his brother who was called Kwabena Gyasi.
I am really enjoying your lessons. You've got the right approach for teaching. You are one of the best teacher I've known. Congratulations!
Jorge Luiz Veríssimo I'm flattered. Thank you very much :)
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Your lessons are awesome. Perfect pace (not too fast or slow), and just thorough enough. I do have one question. The way that you pronounce the word "Twi." Is that how the "w" should be sounded, or is that a speech thing for you? (It sounds like you're saying Tui.)
Lol, nah, 'tw' is a digraph in Twi so, together, they form a single sound. Please refer to my lesson on Twi consonant digraphs for a little more detail. There will be another lesson on these kinds of pronunciation soon. Thanks 😊
It's like saying Chee or think of tree n say chwee... that works for me
Thank you for your excellence.
Thank you ✨
Medaase 😊
This will take me a while to memorize
Do keep at it
What's a leap year in Twi
Wow what a wonderful moment mwahhhh
My aunt is from Ghana she is born on Thursday and see is yaa
Nice! She and I share the same day then 😊
Yup
I'm was born on a friday
So you're Afia. Nice!
Yes
Mepa wo kyɛw, sɛn na yɛka it is Monday wɔ twi mu? Is it abɔ ɛdwoada?
I think it would be: "Ɛnnɛ yɛ Ɛdwoada". Abɔ is for hours.😊
My gosh I cant say June for nothing😫😫😂😂
Lol