Learning Ghana Pidgin

I dey come ride deee means I'm coming right now

Yh,, da man yah cold, him can make a song with Ghanaian pidgin ,,respek

Here in Australia one pidgin was INVENTED in for use with migrant workers from the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. They are extremely similar and I speak it fluenty. In Papua New Guinea there's a different one that a relative of mine had to learn as part of military training. They were a colony of Australian until 1977 and they grew a lot of coffee but no longer do. They also produced a lot of tobacco and still do but their copper mines are big there. There was a gold mine there that caused a hell of a problem leading to one island almost becoming completely independent after the Australian arm of an American mining company caused a bit of trouble there. After the mining company tried to employ mercenaries, our special forces hopped in and confiscated their helicopters and shut it down to stop it becoming a war. There was very nearly a civil war in the Solomon Islands on the early 2000s and we stomped it out so hard we basically ran the country for a few years until everything settled down.

I am coming right now can also be said as "Chale, I dey come rydee"

The best pidgin to learn is gh🇬🇭 pidgin

I don’t think it’s broken. It’s unique and interesting. I’m here to understand my African coworkers and classmates better 😅

I am coming to your place: I dey come your 'dey' sound somehow 😂😂 Abi na 'I dey come your place'. 😃

Naw my brother us Southerns use aye for a few things not just partying

Pidgin english is actually spoken in most african countries if not all. Also it's a combination of different languages as well so I could say that every time people create some words of their own

Speaking pidgin in Nigeria is like breathing air.. literally everybody can do it😂

I wan chop the food all……. that's the right way. Her Ghana pidgin is like 50 percent. Ladies don't speak the real pidgin but boys do.

… I dey come there rydies, I dey come there rydie, I go dey there now now.
Interview a man if u want to know the actual Ghanaian pidgin

That was really interesting and fun to watch! 😂

lol your so funny, I actually heard men in Ghana speak like this when I was there a couple of years ago. I love the connection and how I could some what understand what they were saying. I didn't know any Ghanaian languages at the time so pidgin really helped. Great video loving the learning series.