What many Ghanaians DON'T know how to say in Twi-gctid134833

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What Many Ghanaians Don't Know How To Say In Twi
What many Ghanaians DON'T know how to say in TwiAvailable from: http://abibitumikasa.com/akan-twi-language-ebooks-pdfs-c-42_40_8/christaller-dictionary-of-the-akan-language-pdf-612-pages-p-2
Surprisingly many Ghanaians don't know how to say many things in Twi; the color purple, any number beyond ten, the Twi months of the year, or even some simple scientific terms. The ancient Akan people had names for celestial bodies.





Try it for yourself. Ask Twi speakers in Ghana right now how to say things such as the name for the planet "Venus," the name for the "Pleiades" constellation or "Orion" in Twi, or just the word for "planet," and most would say either that they don't know or that there is no word for that. However we have historical documentation that states otherwise.
This dictionary contains documentation of over 600 pages of Twi words in a rare, revised and greatly expanded 1933 edition, reflecting our advanced scientific and technological concepts, among other words that have become lost due to colonization and neo-colonization. It's all in this extensive searchable dictionary!
Want to know how to say any of the words mentioned above, or even the Twi name for what many call the "Great Bear" constellation? Grab a copy of this rare, out-of-print dictionary to find out those and much more!
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Christaller Dictionary of the Akan Language [PDF] 612 pages

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$35.00Details: Rare expanded 1933 edition with two appendices digitized by Abibitumi Kasa!
This edition sells for up to $489 on rare book sites.
Widely considered to be the most comprehensive dictionary of Akan written to date containing many technical terms and words long lost and forgotten by many contemporary Akan speakers

612 Page J.G. Christaller Dictionary of the Akan (Asante, Akuapem and Fante) Language (PDF file)
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[Afia Pɔmaa]

I have the dictionary but I'm not able to search word in the PDF.  Does anyone have any suggestions?

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What PDF viewer are you using? You may want to re-run OCR using Acrobat or ABBYY. If you don't have these tools, I can send you my version which already has the optical character recognition done.

[Afia Pɔmaa]

Dr. Obadele,

Meda ase! Mekyea wo. Wo ho te sɛng?

I have Adobe XI (1984-2012)and I've tried a few different ways to search for words, but it says there are no results. I'd appreciate the version with the character recognition already in it if possible.  

Yɛbɛhyia bio!

Adia Shabazz

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Adia;139774 wrote: Dr. Obadele,

Meda ase! Mekyea wo. Wo ho te sɛng?

I have Adobe XI (1984-2012)and I've tried a few different ways to search for words, but it says there are no results. I'd appreciate the version with the character recognition already in it if possible.  

Yɛbɛhyia bio!

Adia Shabazz

Megye wo so o! Me ho yɛ. Wo nso, wo ho te sɛn?
Acrobat XI reader or acrobat? I've sent you a link via google drive. Kindly confirm receipt.
Meda ase!

Yɛbɛhyia bio!

[Afia Pɔmaa]

Onyame adom, me ho yɛ! Na wo so ɛ? Aane, I've received it. Please forgive my hybrid speech. We'll remedy that soon.

Akyirɛ!

Adia

[Kw@ku M3nsa]

I'm going to get this book for my family. My wife is from Ghana and there are many words she doesn't know in Twi. The first time she heard the word computer in Twi was watching one of your videos online. Knowledge of self is key...:soldiert:

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Kw@ku M3nsa;160012 wrote: I'm going to get this book for my family. My wife is from Ghana and there are many words she doesn't know in Twi. The first time she heard the word computer in Twi was watching one of your videos online. Knowledge of self is key...:soldiert:

Sounds like a plan. Also keep an eye out for J.O. Anane's Advanced Akan Dictionary as that has many of the more modern technical vocabulary.

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Kw@ku M3nsa;160012 wrote: I'm going to get this book for my family. My wife is from Ghana and there are many words she doesn't know in Twi. The first time she heard the word computer in Twi was watching one of your videos online. Knowledge of self is key...:soldiert:

Whether shame or inspiration, it's good to see some movement going on.

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[Tenkamenin]

Obadele Kambon;160337 wrote: Sounds like a plan. Also keep an eye out for J.O. Anane's Advanced Akan Dictionary as that has many of the more modern technical vocabulary.

Mepa wo kyɛw, J.O. Anane nwoma nni Ghana anaa? Menhuu sa nwoma wɔ Koforidua, afei nso, nni Amazon no so.

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Tenkamenin;178351 wrote: Mepa wo kyɛw, J.O. Anane nwoma nni Ghana anaa? Menhuu sa nwoma wɔ Koforidua, afei nso, nni Amazon no so.

Metɔɔ me deɛ no wɔ Kumase wɔ Manhyia nwomatɔnbea. Ɛhɔ nko ara na mahunu sɛ wɔtɔn. Da bɛn na wobɛba Nkran?

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Sesei mewɔ US, ɛyɛ ayie no na mebaeɛ, m'abusuafoɔ asɛm adi m'adagyeɛ pa ara! Mmom, sɛ Onyame pɛ a, mɛtwa bosome baako wɔ Nkran ahinime anaasɛ obubuo mu. Mepɛ sɛ me hyia wo Asakɔfoɔ!

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Yoo, mate. Woba a, wae? Yɛbɛhwɛ w'anim pa ara.

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