Must-Know Twi Phrases to Use in Phone Conversations
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Asking For Someone’s Age and Telling Your Age in Twi
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5 Must-Know Twi Idioms for All Learners | LIS Episode 2
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25 Must-Know Twi Phrases for Learners and Tourists | Common Twi Expressions
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Asking How Someone is Faring in Twi | Common Twi Expressions
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4 Ways to Tell Your Name in Twi | Common Twi Expressions Series
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4 ways to ask for someone’s name in Twi | Common Twi Expressions
To ask for someone’s name in English, you simply use ‘what is your name?’, and the person should respond; unless he/she has a problem with
Human Sounds Twi Vocabulary
We looked at the Twi names of some occupations in our last lesson. I am hoping you have familiarised yourself with all those occupational terms.
List of Jobs and Occupations in Twi | Twi Vocabulary
What is your occupation? Or, what are you training to become in the future? A doctor? A driver? A lawyer? A journalist? Or, a teacher
Percentages in Twi | Twi Vocabulary
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Soliciting and Expressing Emotional States in Twi
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Excretory Vocabulary | Scatological Terms in Twi
I’m hoping you’ve had your breakfast by now. If you haven’t, you may want to pause here and do so before proceeding with the present
The Simple Future Tense in Twi | Daakye Kabea | Twi Grammar
The present lesson concludes the series on Twi verb tenses and their main types. We have, so far, looked at the simple present tense and
The Simple Past Tense in Twi | Twam Kabea | Twi Grammar
This is the third lesson in the series on Twi verb tenses. Thus far, we have been introduced to the concept of Twi verb tenses
The Simple Present Tense in Twi | Daa Kabea | Twi Grammar
In our introductory lesson to Twi verb tenses, we got to know what a verb tense is, the three main types of verb tenses, and
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Akosua Kumi | Twi Short Story with English Translation
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Twi Stative Verbs | Twi Grammar
We have, thus far, looked at the concept of verbs as a very important part of speech and gone ahead to look at action verbs