How to Say “Child” in Twi
The Twi word for child is abofra.
The Twi word for one is baako. baako is used to denote the cardinal number one.
ete sen? is the Twi way to say hello, how are you? ete sen? is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being.
The Twi word for ‘really’ is ampa. ampa is an adverb used to mean ‘actually’.
The phrase “my name is” in Twi is translated as me din de. Use me din de to identify yourself when stating your name.
The English phrase “oh my god” can be translated into Twi as Me Nyankopɔn. The phrase is used to express feelings of excitement or shock.
bra ha is the Twi way to say “come here”. This phrase is used as a request or command for someone to move toward your current location.
The English phrase “leave me alone” is translated to Twi as gyae me. You use gyae me to tell someone to stop talking to you or to stop bothering you.