Introducing myself

[nkanumberone]

Hello to everyone, I`m a student of "Economic Sciences" at the University of Kassel, Germany. I was born to a german mother and a ghanaian father (unfortunately he deceased a long time ago)
My name is Nana Bawuah aka. Nana Kwabena Agyemang I. (Kyidomhene of Aburaso-Asamang,Ashanti). I`m the nephew to the late Nana Nantwi Ababio II., aka. Nana Peter Wordsworth Bawuah, the late Chief of Adako-Jachie, Ashanti and former Director-General Ghana Telecom Company Ltd. And traditionally the nephew to the Asantehene.
I only speak Twi at a very low basic level, but I want to become fluent in that language, no matter what it takes. I came to this website by accident and hope you can help me, since I don`t really know how this modul works.

Thank you in advance!!!

[KaNisa]

Akwabaa!

This is the perfect place for you to be as there are Twi classes for many different levels. I believe the start of the next cycle begins in late August/early September, but feel free to reach out to Obadele (the Twi instructor) to make sure!

[G11825X]

Hotep Family,

Brother Gary here, and glad to be a part of this august body of Afrkans. I'd be very interested in the Twi Classes for extreme beginners but I'm rarely available in the evenings... Please let me know if the sched. Is flexible at all.

Asante Sana

[abrefa]

Mema mo Maadwo,

It's good to be Black!
As a former student of Obadele's intro. To Twi course; I look forward to returning this fall to continue my ReAfrikanization.

Tutuonana baadye,
Abrefa

[Ɔkyeame Kwame]

Originally Posted by G11825X

Hotep Family,

Brother Gary here, and glad to be a part of this august body of Afrkans. I'd be very interested in the Twi Classes for extreme beginners but I'm rarely available in the evenings... Please let me know if the sched. Is flexible at all.

Asante Sana

We'll likely add classes upon moving to Ghana at various other times. We also do weekend workshops typically on Sundays. Would this be an option for you?

Obadele