Twi

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.

The Twi phrase for “stop it” is gyae. gyae is a command used to tell someone to end an action they are currently performing.

In Akuapem Twi you welcome a guest with Akwaaba. It is also the word used for welcome across Ghana.

The Twi word for culture is amamerɛ.

To pray in Twi is bɔ mpae. The phrase bɔ mpae is specifically used for religious prayer directed toward God, rather than a general request or plea.

The English word “sugar” is translated into Twi as asikyire.

The Twi word for the subject pronoun ‘you’ is wo. wo is used as a subject pronoun to refer to the person being addressed.

The Twi word for home is fie. fie refers to a house or a structure in which someone lives, functioning as a noun for a dwelling or abode.

The English phrase “hurry up” is translated into Twi as yɛ ntɛm.