Twi Study Group-gctid48938

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asɛmfua ma nnawɔtwe "gyata"
word of the week "gyata"

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asɛmfua ma nnawɔtwe "yareɛ"

word of the week "yareɛ"

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asɛmfua ma nnawɔtwe "nyame"

word of the week "nyame"

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@kwaku-omowale, woda so wɔ hɔ? Mo!

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mepa wo kyɛw meda ase.

 

asɛmfua ma nnawɔtwe "ɔsraani"
word of the week "ɔsraani"

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asɛmfua ma nnawɔtwe ")bata"

word of the week ")bata"

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Posted by: @kwaku-omowale

asɛmfua ma nnawɔtwe ")bata"

word of the week ")bata"

Mo ne yɔ! Toa w'adwuma no so!

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mepa wo kyɛw, yɛbɛtoa so.

this year we will work on grammar and sentences with words. working on it now.

 

kwaku

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if anyone is up studying, let me know

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I am in!  I have another member as well we are setup to meet every other Sunday for now online 

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When is the next meeting? What time is the meeting? What do you use to meet online?

 

Kwaku

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mepa wo kyɛw,

its grammar time (oooooo!). the first grammar lesson is the difference between or when to use 'na' or 'ne'. use na to connect sentences or phrases. use ne to connect individual items.?

na and ne ɛkyerɛ and

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extra grammar - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sI_TjqbIHfU

twi alphabets

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its grammar time / ɛyɛ ɔkasammara bɛn (oooooo!)

this lesson is on the future tense,

To form the simple future tense in Twi, simply prefix bɛ- to any verb's original form (the root) and, voila! So, you take a verb in its simple tense form and attach bɛ- to its beginning and you have its future tense form. ... (from learnakan.com)

https://www.learnakan.com/akan-twi-future-tense/

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Wobɛdi. - You will eat.

Mɛdi. - I will eat. ( there is a trick here. visit the link above)

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mepa wo kyɛw akyire. 

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mepa wo kyɛw, ɛyɛ ɔkasammara bɛn (ooooo!)

this lesson is on past tense

to make most twi words past tense all you have to do is double the letter at the end.

........ but wait, there's more https://www.learnakan.com/akan-twi-past-tense/

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akyire