One Day, Two Days, Three Days… | How to Count Days in Twi
In today’s vocabulary lesson, you’ll learn to count days in Twi. You’ll learn to count from one to ten days in Twi. In the embedded
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Useful Twi Phrases for Expressing Disagreement
In our last lesson, we looked at some useful Twi phrases for expressing agreement. Today, we’re going the opposite direction. We’re looking at some Twi
Useful Twi Phrases for Expressing Agreement
Welcome to another lesson in the MUST-KNOW TWI PHRASES series. In our last lesson in the series, we looked at some common Twi phrases that
Useful Twi Phrases for Expressing Opinions
The present lesson continues our MUST-KNOW TWI PHRASES SERIES. Thus far, we have looked at: 25 Must-Know Twi Phrases for Learners & Tourists 10 Must-Know
How? How Old? How Much? How Many? in Twi
Today’s lesson completes our series on Twi question words. We’ve, thus far, had a lesson each on the , ” in Twi, “, in Twi,
2 Ways to Ask “When?” in Twi
The present lesson is the seventh in the series on Twi Question Words. Thus far, we’ve had a video each on the , ” in
2 Ways to Ask “Which?” in Twi
Welcome to the sixth lesson in the series on Twi question words. Thus far, we’ve had a lesson each on: 2 Ways to Ask “Where?”
2 Ways to Ask “Where?” in Twi
This is the fifth lesson in the series on Twi question words. Thus far, we’ve had a lesson each on the introduction, 4 ways to
2 Ways to Ask “Why?” in Twi
Thus far in the TWI QUESTION WORDS series, we have looked at: Who? Whom? Whose? in Twi The present lesson is the fourth in the
Who? Whom? Whose? in Twi
Welcome to the third lesson in the Twi question words series. If you missed any of the previous two, please click on the respective link
4 Ways to Ask “What?” in Twi
This is the second lesson in the series on Twi question words. The first lesson sought to introduce the concept of question words, and the
Introduction to Twi Question Words
In order to be able to ask questions in Twi, you’ll need to, first, know your question words. Today’s lesson begins a series on Twi
11 Must-Know Twi Phrases for Learners and Tourists
This is the third lesson in our must-know Twi phrases series. The first one covered 25 phrases, which you’ll find here. In the second one,
10 Must-Know Twi Phrases for Learners and Tourists
You’re welcome to the second lesson in our must-know Twi phrases series. In the first one, we looked at 25 Twi phrases to help you,
What to Call Your Husband/Boyfriend in Twi
We have, in a previous lesson, looked at some cute terms that you can use to call the people that you love. While I did
How to Tell the Time | Irregular Times Version
Welcome to the second and last part in our series on time-telling. In the first part, we looked at how to tell the o’clocks in
Indefinite Pronouns in Twi | Twi Grammar
Indefinite pronouns are those that do not refer to specific persons, things, or places. They are “indefinite” because, unlike the definite pronouns, they refer to
How to Tell the Time in Twi | The O’clocks Version
Having learned to count in Twi, and equipped yourself with our time-telling vocabulary, let’s now move on to see how to actually tell time in
Some Common Twi Phrases for Ending Conversations
Mema wo akye (Good morning) The Twi phrases covered in this lesson will prove useful in situations where you need to excuse yourself halfway within conversations.
How to Respond to a “Thank You” in Twi
Onua (Brother/Sister) Wo ho te sɛn? (How are you?) Me nso me ho yɛ (I’m also well) In our previous lesson, we learned some common
How to Thank and Appreciate People in Twi
Ɔdɔfoɔ (beloved). Mema wo akwaaba (I welcome you). Ɛte sɛn? (how’s it?) This lesson explores a number of ways by which we can thank and
Asking For and Telling Where You Live in Twi
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for video lessons. Click here. This lesson continues our series on asking questions about someone/people, and responding to same about
Asking For and Telling Where You Are From in Twi
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for video lessons. Click here. This lesson continues our series on asking question about someone/people, and responding to same about
Top Must-Know Twi Phrases for Buying and Selling
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for video lessons. Click here. The present lesson covers some essential Twi expressions used in a typical buying and selling