Twi

In Twi, medaase is the way to say thank you. medaase is a common and versatile way to say thank you in formal situations.

The English word “water” is translated into Twi as ǹsú or enzuo. Both forms refer to the inorganic compound H₂O.

The English phrase ‘nothing’ is translated into Twi as hwee.

The English phrase ‘Jesus Christ’ is translated into Twi as Yesu Kristo. In Twi, Yesu Kristo is used as a formal translation of the name.

The Twi word for prince is ɔheneba. ɔheneba is used to refer to a son or a male-line grandson of a reigning monarch.

The Twi word for hungry is kɔm. While it is used to describe the state of being hungry, kɔm functions as a noun meaning hunger.

The English phrase “where are you?” is translated into Twi as wowɔ he? This phrase is used as a question to ask for a person’s current physical location.

The Twi word for crazy is bɔdamfo. This adjective is used to describe someone who is insane or demented.

The Twi word for alphabet is akyerɛwamba. akyerɛwamba is used to refer to an ordered set of letters used in a language.

The English phrase “shut up” is translated into Twi as muna. The term muna is used to command someone to stop talking.