Learning the Twi language can be a very daunting but Ike and I have tried very hard to put in all the ingredients that make up the best Twi learning experience in NkyeaTwi Primer. When you receive the whole course you will get access to our INCREDIBLE Twi language learning software.
With our software you will be able to LEARN and UNDERSTAND 100s of phrases and vocabulary and take part in quizzes and tests of your learning! It also doubles as a HUGE Twi dictionary and translation with RECORD AND COMPARE audio buttons.
In this blog post I will outline four very important language learning topics with videos that will help you to learn Twi when you buy the full course.
1. Alphabet and Digraphs
- All the Twi letters and digraphs with examples and pronunciations.
2. Forming Sentences
- Over 50 detailed example showing you how to form sentences with useful phrases that will help you speak with and engage with the local people in the Twi language.
- You are shown the use of pronouns, adjectives, prepositions and conjunctions that will add depth and richness to your Twi language.
3. Verbs
- Over 200 standard verbs.
- Over 200 examples of negative verbs.
4. Nouns
Over 500 indispensable nouns that you have to study to boost your Twi vocabulary. All the nouns allow you to have a full conversation covering categories such as
- Meals, Food, ingredients, fruit, grains and vegetables
- Clothing and accessories
- Parts of the human body
- Animals, birds and insects
- Telling the time
- Giving and taking directions
How to Say parts of the Human Body in the Twi Language
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I really want to learn Fante but I could not find courses in Fante. I decided to study twi and later learn the differences if I could communicate in twi. Is this a good approach? Is there enough interest to develop a course in Fante?
Yes, it’s a reasonable approach considering the fact that both dialects come from the same Akan language. When you learn Twi you will be able to understand what a Fante person says even though the accent is different.