English to Twi

Yein Ko Ghana!

German: Danke French: Merci Spanish: Gracias Italian: Grazie Swiss German: Merci vielmals Russian: Spasibo Swedish/Danish/Norwegian: Tak or Tack

Nana

Gram

Grammy

Icelandic - Amma

Italian - Nonna

French - mémé

German - Oma

Greek - yiayia

Hungarian - nagyi

Polish - babula

Spanish (Spain) - Yaya

Swedish - Mormor (mother's mother)

Morfar (father's mother)

Russian - Babushka

Ukrainian - Baba

Yiddish- Bobe (boo'beh) or Bubby

Chritianity is the worlds largest religion of over a third of the global population. Islam is the second, followed by Hinduism. Of the Christian denominations, Catholicism is the largest with over half of the total christians world wide.

it will be good 69.78

afunum ponko

me do wo

ehh nyamin shra wo

edwuma mu te sen

Abrantie

Egya nie in Twi means this is the

Hi! ”Good evening” in Twi is “Mema wo adwo” [meh-ma-wah-joe]. Hope this helps! :)

Hi! The phrase, “See you soon” in Twi is ”Mɛhunu wo animanimu yi ara“ [Meh-hoon-eh-nu-moon-mu-yeah]. Hope this helps! :) Also, the “ɛ” can be replaced with a “3“ if you don’t want to install a Twi keyboard. 😊

wo bre pa

Ka wano tum

YERE

If it means that it's my fault, it should be 'wo de bu shi' or 'wo de cuo'. Because 'chi' (吃) means eating.

Wo de bu chi "我的不是" means it is not mine. (It is not in proper order. )

Maybe you should say: It's my fault.

Am tired

(Me ma wo/mo) makyi

(I give you) goodmorning

Nyame en ma wo nkwa tintin

Enye hwe (eh-nye shre)

afunum ponko

m'aber3 paa

Wo do me?

Pronounce the "do" as in "dot".