The Sociolinguistic of Akan Personal Names-gctid24763

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The Sociolinguistic of Akan Personal Names

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This was written by my first Twi teacher at the University of Ghana at Legon.
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[Shiann]

Hotep Brother,

I am a new member to the Kmtyw Languages Institute. Like our Great Ancestors, I am so very happy to hear that our People have yet another addition to the Family. I must be enrolled in a group e-mail list because of the congratulatory e-mails I've received that are to the proud parents of the new baby girl. While I am most interested in connecting with other members of the Institute, perhaps there's a way for me to acquaint myself with them via a different forum. I would certainly appreciate your guidance in this matter.

Peace and Blessings,
Shiann

[Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé]

Peace Shiann,

BlackSolutely, you can always connect with Kmtyws here via posting as you have just done. Also we are looking at starting up free weekly or bi-weekly chat sessions on a variety of topics dealt with here at the Kmtyw Language/Liberation Institutes.

Also feel free to respond back to emails and start discussions via the mailing list.

/me

[Tenkamenin]

Thanks!

[Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé]

Yɛnni aseda o.

[Ohemaa Yaa]

Me da wo ase!

[Khafrahotep]

Meda ase for the naming resource my Brother Obadele!

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Ohemaa Yaa;121554 wrote: Me da wo ase!

Khafrahotep;141665 wrote: Meda ase for the naming resource my Brother Obadele!

Yɛnni aseda