• English = Twi-Ewe / Fanti? / a few Twi Pronounciation
• German / Deutsch

• Missing you so much = Megi wu so me doo
• Vermisse dich so sehr

• Am happy to be here with you at these moment = me doo ma fewu paa
• Bin froh hier mit dir zusammen zu sein in diesen moment

• Welcome = A kwaa ba
• Willkommen
  

• Love is so sweet = ODO YE DE PAPA
• Liebe ist so süß

• I Love you too = Me do u so paa
• Ich liebe dich auch

• I love you = Me do wo paa
• Ich liebe dich
  

• I miss you = Me fie wo
• Ich vermisse dich
  

• Thank you = Meda w'ase
  
• Danke
  

• I miss you terribly = Ma fe wo paa
• Ich vermisse dich schrecklich
  

• I am sorry for what I did = adea me yeye no ye me ya
• Es tut mir leid für das, was ich tat

• Family = abusua
• Familie

• No = daa bi
• Nein
  

• Yes = aane
• Ja
  

• Are you enjoying it? = eye wo de?
• Genießt du es?
  

• Black person = obobini
• Schwarze person
  

• Stranger/white person = Obruni
• Fremder
  

• How are you? = wo ho te sen?
• Wie geht es Ihnen?

• I am fine = me ho ye
• Mir geht es gut

• And how are you? = na won so-e?
• Und wie geht es dir?

• My name is = me din de
• Mein name ist
  

• Good night = da yie = DA YEAH
  
• Gute nacht
  

• What is your name? = wo din de sen?
• Wie ist dein name?
  

• We will meet again = Yεbεhyia = YAA-BAY-SHEE-YAH
  
• Wir sehen uns wieder
  

• Please = mepa we kyew
• Bitte
  

• do you skeak english? = wo ka brofo?
• Sprichst do englisch?
  

• Do yo speak fanti? = wo ka fanti?
• Sprichst do fanti?

• A little bit = kakra kakra
• Ein bisschen

• Pleased to meet you = mani adge a se mashea woh
• Erfreut, Sie kennenzulernen

• Good morning = maakye = MAH CHEE
  
• Guten morgen

• Good afternoon = maaha = MAH HA
  
• Guten Tag

• Good evening = maajo = MAH JWO
  
• Guten Abend

• Sleep well / Good Night = Da yie = DA YEAH
• Schlaf gut / Gute nacht
  

• I am hungry = okom de me
• Ich bin hungrig

• The food is good = aduan ede
• Das Essen ist gut

• I´m going to cape coast = me ko cape coast
• Ich gehe nach Cape Coast

• What is your age? = woadi mfe sen?
• Wie alt sind Sie?

• The food is good = aduan ede
• Das essen ist good
  

• Later = Akyire = AY-CHEE-REE
• Später
  

• Safe Journy = Nantew yiye = NAN TI YEAH
• Sichere fahrt
  

• call to attention /Knock /Knock = Agoo = AH GOO
• /Klopf /Klopf

• Where are you going? = Oy koing
• Wo gehst du hin?

• How much is it? = Ehyay ahe
• Was Kostet das?

• Fine = ɛyɛ
• gut

• How are you? = Ehtey sehn
• Wie geht es dir?
  

1. Response to a call to attention/ Knock = Amee = AH MAY
2. Klopf/Klopf

• Twi alphabet
  

1. uppercase

   A

   B

   Б[2]

   C

   D

   Ɖ

   E

   Ɛ

   Ǝ

   F

   Ƒ

   G

   Ɣ

   H

   X

   I

   J

   K

   L

   M

   N

   Ŋ

   O

   Ɔ

   P

   R

   S

   Ʃ

   T

   U

   V

   Ʋ

   W

   Y

   Z

   Ʒ

   lowercase

   a

   b

   ɓ

   c

   d

   ɖ

   e

   ɛ

   ǝ

   f

   ƒ

   g

   ɣ

   h

   x

   i

   j

   k

   l

   m

   n

   ŋ

   o

   ɔ

   p

   r

   s

   ʃ

   t

   u

   v

   ʋ

   w

   y

   z

   ʒ

1. Fanti is similar to twi, just that the pronunciation of some words are not the same , hope you get what i mean
2. 
   
3. Fanti ist vergleichbar mit TWI, nur dass die Aussprache einiger Wörter nicht die gleichen sind, hoffe, Sie bekommen, was ich meine

Native languages Twi / Ewe / Fanti

Ghana Language TWI Translation

Ashanti Twi

Twi (pronounced 'chwee' [ʨʷi]) specifically Ashanti Twi is a language spoken in Ghana by about 7 million people. It is one of the three dialects of the Akan language, the others being Akuapem Twi and Fante Twi, which in turn belongs to the Kwa language family. Within Ghana, Twi is spoken in the Ashanti Region and in parts of the Eastern, Western, Central, Volta and Brong Ahafo Region. There are many divisions of the Twi languages, but they are all mutually intelligible. They are all tonal language.

 Ashanti Twi is the most widely spoken of the dialects of the Akan language. Akan is spoken by about 44 percent of Ghana’s population as a first language, and is also used as a second language by a large number of the remainder. These definitions and phrases are meant to introduce a non-Twi beginner to the spoken language.

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