Twi

The English phrase “and you” is translated into Twi as na wo nso.

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 Twi word for “ugly” is tan.

The English interrogative pronoun “who” is translated into Twi as hwan.

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.

The Twi word for mother is ɛna. The word is used to refer to a female human who has given birth to or is parenting a child.

The Twi word for monkey is kwakuo. kwakuo is used to refer to a primate.

Maaha is the Twi way to say “good afternoon”. Maaha is a greeting used specifically during the afternoon hours.

The phrase for counting numbers in Twi is akontabuo. akontabuo refers to the act of calculating, keeping an account or the process of counting numbers.

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.