NUMBERS 1-10 IN THE SEFWI LANGUAGE || BASICS OF THE SEFWI LANGUAGE || SEFWI DWEDWƐRƐ скачать в хорошем качестве

NUMBERS 1-10 IN THE SEFWI LANGUAGE || BASICS OF THE SEFWI LANGUAGE || SEFWI DWEDWƐRƐ

Yɛ neya na yɛ sua Sefwi Dwedwɛrɛ ni, wɔ yɛ adesua yi wɔ sen yi deda na kɛseladɛ, yɛ kɔ, yɛ kɔ neya akenga ɛwɔ Sefwi nu ɛ. Enti bɔ wɔ nwo mɔdene kyɛ ɛ kɔ sua ni boɛ. In this lesson, we learn the numbers from 1-10 in the Sefwi Language. Sefwi is closely related to Brosa, Pepenza, Nzema, Chakosi, Ahanta, Bawule and others. You can learn how to count in Pepenza using this link    • NUMBERS 1-10 IN PEPENZA || PEPENZA & WASSA...   It has lots of Asante influence yet still, it is related a lot to the Guan languages most especially, Efutu, Owutu, Larteh and Gitsode. The Asante/Akan spelling were implored to spell out words in the Sefwi Language due to the origin of Sefwis. Do not forget to share the lesson and to subscribe. You can contact huniah on knowghanabetter@gmail.com facebook, Instagram, linkedin using the search term : huniahtetteh follow us on telegram GHANAIAN LANGUAGE ADVOCACY you can learn the detailed Sefwi history in the book KNOW GHANA BETTER presently available on the Africaread stores. My book 📚 KNOW GHANA BETTER is finally out. In KNOW GHANA BETTER, I had documented all the histories, cultures, festivals, migration accounts of all the individual tribes in Ghana even those you barely thought of and it gets better. NZEMA, Guan, Adele, Ga, etc were all covered If you had wondered how the name of some communities in Ghana came about it tribes or Languages, then KNOW GHANA BETTER is the book to follow. Kindly get the book 📚 by downloading the Africaread app from the Google playstore to get access to the book KNOW GHANA BETTER. Thank you Also, learn more about Ghanaian history amd culture using the blog https://historicalhuniah.blogspot.com Get the previous Sefwi Lesson using this link -    • SEFWI LANGUAGE BASICS 1 || ABSOLUTE BASICS...   /* images sourced from shutter stock images*/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sound Tracks 1. Ghanaian Languages by Solomon Tettey 2. second beat by Osteen Nii Armah