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Review our sample dialogues to reinforce what you learn in our standard lessons. Appreciate the essence of what you learn in action through our situational dialogues.
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LEARNAKAN.COM is a community-based e-learning website dedicated to helping you to read, write and speak the Akan language, spoken in most parts of Ghana in West Africa. The site was set up in June 2016 and officially launched on July 17, 2016. Here, you will find a wide range of useful lessons touching on the very important aspects of the language such as pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, speaking, listening, reading.
