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Twi Study Group-gctid48938

Started by Agya Yaw, Jan 23, 2012, 12:25 AM

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QuoteOhemaa Yaa;235299 wrote: @Agya Yaw @Agya Yaw
What can I do if I would like to join the study group? I work tomorrow, but this is something I would want to partake in.
I have wanted to take a class, but I feel like a study group might be better for me at this time.
Are all of the classes on Sundays?
We meet every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month @ 1pm. In the Akan classroom via free conference call. You will see the link for in the classroom section.

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QuoteAgya Yaw;235300 wrote: We meet every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month @ 1pm. In the Akan classroom via free conference call. You will see the link for in the classroom section.

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I work on Sundays, but once my schedule changes I will be sure to try to get involved.
Thanks for the information!
Ohemaa_Yaa

Mekyea mo,

I would like to create a jeopardy style game for one of the upcoming study groups. Please provide a topic you would like to know more about or practice in twi even if you are not attending, suggestions are appreciated.
 @Ohemaa Yaa Mekeya wo,

What days are you available to study twi? There may be others on the site (including myself) that are willing to study more often or use the chat feature here. I am a beginner. Mete twi kakra.

Medase,
kwaku

@kwaku omowale
I can do any day besides Sunday.  Sunday I work at 11 am. The other days I don't go into work until 3.

Jeopardy, I want conjugation jeopardy...if possible I would prefer The conjugatiobs to include various verb tenses and pronouns.
*The way of saying he is sleeping.
What is )da.
* adinkra symbols
*proverbs /meaning translations "obi nkyere obia nyame"
*day names "A male child born on Tuesday"
 Response: Who is Kwabena?
I will post more as I think of them.
Ohemaa_Yaa

QuoteOhemaa Yaa;235565 wrote: @kwaku omowale
I can do any day besides Sunday.  Sunday I work at 11 am. The other days I don't go into work until 3.

Jeopardy, I want conjugation jeopardy...if possible I would prefer The conjugatiobs to include various verb tenses and pronouns.
*The way of saying he is sleeping.
What is )da.
* adinkra symbols
*proverbs /meaning translations "obi nkyere obia nyame"
*day names "A male child born on Tuesday"
 Response: Who is Kwabena?
I will post more as I think of them.

Mekyea wo @Ohemaa Yaa,

I could meet some saturdays before 3pm EST. At any other time during the week, I would have to use the chat feature before 6pm EST. Thanks for the suggestions.

Yɛbɛkasa,
kwaku

To All,

The Akan (Twi) study group that meets on the 2nd & 4th Sunday @ 1pm ET I started. But this does not mean there cannot be other study groups on different days at different times. All I ask (and this is an absolute must) is communicate when you would like to do the group. We need to ensure (or minimize) that there is no overlap of events and activities that take place on this site. Also, meet when you say you're going to meet and be consistent. As an administrator on this site you can PM me regarding what you want to do and how, and it should not a problem. Meda ase.

@kwaku omowale
3te s3n?
Nny3 hwee  (You are welcome).
Do you already have some language learning books that you are using to learn?

Meda ase ♡
Ohemaa_Yaa

QuoteOhemaa Yaa;235724 wrote: @kwaku omowale
3te s3n?
Nny3 hwee  (You are welcome).
Do you already have some language learning books that you are using to learn?

Meda ase ♡
See post #330 for some references.

QuoteAgya Yaw;235701 wrote: To All,

The Akan (Twi) study group that meets on the 2nd & 4th Sunday @ 1pm ET I started. But this does not mean there cannot be other study groups on different days at different times. All I ask (and this is an absolute must) is communicate when you would like to do the group. We need to ensure (or minimize) that there is no overlap of events and activities that take place on this site. Also, meet when you say you're going to meet and be consistent. As an administrator on this site you can PM me regarding what you want to do and how, and it should not a problem. Meda ase.

We will be sure not to take up anyone else's times if anything is decided.

kwaku

QuoteOhemaa Yaa;235724 wrote: @kwaku omowale
3te s3n?
Nny3 hwee  (You are welcome).
Do you already have some language learning books that you are using to learn?

Meda ase ♡

Mekyea wo @Ohemaa Yaa,

Ɛyɛ. Na wo nso ɛ?

I do not have any books yet. I do have the christaller dictionary from this site. I typically use the online resources, the course information, and the information on this site. The references noted below would be helpful also. I am a beginner and like to here the words. There are very many videos by Dr. Kambon online, so its like being in class.

kwaku

Mekyea mo,

Do you have any thoughts on topics for jeopardy twi? @Ohemaa Yaa, thanks again. I have found my new favorite twi word, nnyɛ hwee. If anyone else is interested in speaking twi on saturdays or other times, please let me know.

kwaku

Ɛnyɛ hwee @kwaku omowale

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QuoteObadele Kambon;236192 wrote: Ɛnyɛ hwee @kwaku omowale

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Yoo medase! My new new favorite word, ɛnyɛ hwee.

Meda ase

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Nana Kwame Pɛbi Date I, Ban mu Kyidɔmhene, Akuapem Mampɔn
Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
+233249195150 / +19192836824 | me@obadelekambon.com
www.obadelekambon.com | www.abibitumi.com
Room 115 IAS Kwame Nkrumah Complex
University of Ghana - Legon
Alternate Email: obkambon@staff.ug.edu.gh



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Yoo mate aseɛ. Meda ase.

kwaku