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Welcome to another episode of the LEARNAKAN MEDIA DIALOGUE REVIEW series. Today, we continue with part one of our clip from one of Ghana’s longest-running
Welcome to another episode of the LEARNAKAN MEDIA DIALOGUE REVIEW series. Today’s clip is taken from one of the longest-running TV shows in Ghana. It’s
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Let’s learn some phrases to describe what we do every morning. Listen and repeat out loud each of the phrases covered in this lesson. Keep
Today’s lesson is the second in our series on animal names in Twi. In this one, we’re looking at the Twi names of some reptiles,
Today’s lesson is the first in our series on animal names in Twi. In this one, we’re looking at the Twi names of some mammals.
By the end of today’s Twi lesson, you will have a number of Twi phrases that you can use to ask if you’re being understood,
This is the second lesson in our series on Akan (Twi) Vowel Harmony. In this one, we are focusing on the vowel “a”. By the
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