UBER DRIVER TEACHING ME GHANA LOCAL LANGUAGE TWI !!!
I’m working on learning twi so every time i get in an uber and while im on the truck I’m having personal lessons!!!
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I’m working on learning twi so every time i get in an uber and while im on the truck I’m having personal lessons!!!
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I can teach u twi better😁
I'm so happy for you girl
I dont even feel comfortable telling Africans im American. I want to lie so bad and Nigeria. But i will be in Ghana soon
start with the basics.. how are you? how much? how are you? and Thank you
Wonderful
Well done
Is that how you teach a language? Teach her individual words before sentences
Deijha, I am proud of you my sister. Understand that Twi letters are almost like English. So, write down words in letters as you hear them, and that will make it easier to remember and pronounce. Enjoy Ghana and Good luck!
Hello Deijha, I love your videos …. keep up the good job. Why don't you share the location of your food truck and I promise I will come and buy some food from you when I come to Ghana. I am a Ghanaian living in the U.S. We are pleased to have you in Ghana. I believe Jamaicans are Ghanaians are one and the same people so welcome home, sis!
How long have you been in Ghana i am glad you bought the land
Wow, you got the ascent really right, 😍🤗🤗🤗, what what's your Ghanaian name. You should have one. And you are really beautiful
This was good Im learning too 😀
Please teach her the 2 and 3 letter words related to person(s) like: wo mo mi (me) omo yen etc. and use them to form words. Then go from there. I hope that works🤞🏼
Download Khaya, it will help you learn better
You are doing good with the twi
You are doing fine with your twi leaning, keep it up, you can also stay few weeks in the villages around, Eastern, and Ashanti region, it will help you to speak it, plus most youth speak better twi and can even write it, so moving with them will help you to speak it quickly.
The driver is good teacher
You will understand this language twi quick the way you speaking 😊
Wode Maya brought me here
Great job
Mepɛ w'asɛm bebree
Hello Deijhas