Twi Lessons for Beginners[Akan Twi Language] #yearofreturn2019 I love you..I miss you.

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Twi Lessons for Beginners[Akan Twi Language] #yearofreturn2019 I love you..I miss you.


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Twi TU3SDAYS [Akan Twi Language Lesson] I love you..I miss you..You look beautiful. Ghana Goldcoastdebuty

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  1. I miss you isn’t M’afe wo…(m’afe )is mostly used by the youths in representation of the English word ( feeling) ma in agina wo (is I miss you)

  2. I've met a beautiful woman who's from Ghana, I'm madly in love with her and she loves me. I cannot explain the delight in her face when I told her I love her in ti. Thank you, you now have an eager pupil.

  3. Just subbed and liked. Surinamese man intrested in Ghana . Really hunger to visit and even relocate if possible. Godwilling i will set foot there one day. Most of the black people in my country we have akan ancestors from Ghana. Thats why many Ghanaens and black surinamese look alike. Glas i found your channel. You're very good at this. Wo sereye yefe .( yes, your smile is beautiful).

  4. "wo ho ay3 f3"
    This made me laugh, since it sounds similar to people who speak Hebrew, when they say "wooh, yaf'fe!" (or maybe more like "yaf3"), which in turn means "wow, nice /pretty!"
    Twi is a super-cute language, and not just because it sounds funny 😂
    Thanks/medaase for uploading these Twi vids!

  5. Me dɔ wo… 😁 😁 😁

    Me….. …. I
    Ɔdɔ……… Love
    Wo……… You

    The reason you omit the first "ɔ" from "ɔdɔ" in the sentence is because of the clash of two vowels. In twi, we call it "nsianimu ne nsiakyire"..
    "Me" ends with e which is a vowel ( nsiakyire)… Since the next word "ɔdɔ" starts with "ɔ" (nsianimu), it has to be removed to avoid the clash of two consecutive vowels..

    This rule applies to first person and third person singular… In case of words like ɔdɔ, its in all the cases

    Wo agyimi.. Second person singular.
    W'agyimi… Third person singular