Yen di odo
Yen di odo
How do I say I love you too
i love you
Yein Ko Ghana!
odo
me do wo
me do wo
my love
Oh, dude, saying "I love you" in Twi is like saying "Me dɔ wo" - but hey, no pressure. Just drop that line whenever you feel like it, no big deal. Love is love, man, whether you say it in English, Twi, or even Klingon.
In Ga, you say "Mii lɛ" to express "I love you." In Twi, the phrase is "Me dɔ wo." Both languages are spoken in Ghana, with Ga primarily in the Greater Accra Region and Twi widely used among the Akan people.
In Twi, "Let's go to Africa" can be translated as "Momma yɛnkɔ Afrika." "Momma" means "let's," "yɛn" means "we," and "kɔ" means "go." "Afrika" is the same in both English and Twi.
me dɔ mema wo akye