GHANAIAN CULTURE DOS & DON’TS:Cultural Etiquette/Accra/Ghanaian Culture and Tradition/Ghana Tourism

So what if you were born left handed?

thank you very informative i have a neice going to ghana in 3 months and this truly helps but is there parts that she should stay away from?

I plan to come to accra next year so this helped out a lil

Thank you I have learned alot.
Now I will not embrace myself. Again thank you.

Fact is Christianity breeds immorality bcos of the freedom it gives..look at all Christian countries, they re the ones promoting degeneracy.. Africans have the luck of their traditional cultures serving as a check to the Western cultures which come on the scene

Actually in African American western culture we do not call our parents or elders by their first names. That is disrespectful especially in the southen regions of the U.S.

What if. Your right hand an arm is broken

You are so beautiful sis.Thank you for your video

Thank you.

What if your left handed?

I can confirm the above
Greetings oh greetings…maze,madu..
,showing respect goes far in any place of the world, but yeah incorporate it within a calm environment.
Please and sorry counts non the less, mampatso, you need a tongue of a diplomat, you can say the truth without offending your colleagues and peers(this is nobility from the ancient hellenic world)- by no means dont offend them, otherwise you need an escape route/ plan if you do so.
Auntie , Uncle ,Chairman are titles not to be forgotten.
Godly respect,manly respect and a sense of the culture( chempe,tro tro,graffic no traffic)..good luck yall!

The superstitions is too much.. We need to work on that 👍🏾

i think the government should teach peple through media, books, newspaper, schools, two things 1- a little patience, maybe alittle more 2. that no one comes from other countries all the way to the west of Africa and Ghana with the intention of insult or offend Ghanian people. they want to enjoy both the heritage, the knowledge, the culture, as well as some hospitality from the people. u see it is so frightening to be in another country, either work, tourism, business, education, etc.. where every step u take throughout the day is being carefully watched, judged and angrily opposed by the host country, while all those steps that u took were a capital offence. long live Ghana

regarding your comments on outfit.. Ghanaian women…majority at least as far as i came to have learnt ..they almost only cover the intimate parts, and even covered, it is super revealing…and yet u strongly suggest to overdress.

very good video

Appreciate this video, and love how you’re enjoying yourself while making it.

This is helpful. I once had an employee who will always ignore me and get busy with what she was doing before i entered the office. Her reason been that I came in to meet her so i should greet first. Wow! I found it weird then considering where i came from. Then i also employed another who greets me first. African culture is deep. Thank you for throwing more lights. I love your channel ❤️❤️❤️

I just met a Ghanian person so I'm finding out about the culture and habbits to understand them better. Thank you so much for sharing this video and the beautiful culture with the world! 💗

Beautiful I am back here to check part 1 since I just checked part 2 thank you darling 🥰❤️🥰

I was adopted into a white family born from a full Ghanaian father so coming to this video is making me feel better about learning more about what I come from

What is ur name have u ever been to america

Thanks for the tips. Will be going to Ghana in August. Also, you are absolutely stunning.

Cultures create mindsets. If the culture is strong the people are prosperous. Western cultures are very strong. In Jamaica we did have an emphasis on the one that asserts that the elder is always right. At some point though in the last decades, it has improved to the truth is always right. Much more respect and value is now given to the youths than before. However, western culture has its drawbacks as well.