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This guide to Twi, the language of the Akan people of Ghana, incorporates Akan culture into the instruction. While primarily of use to the lay person, it will, however, also be welcomed by the more academic linguist wishing to learn more about the language's structure.
"This unique, two-part resource provides travelers to Ghana and the Ivory Coast with the tools they need for daily interaction. The bilingual dictionary has a concise vocabulary for everyday use, and the phrasebook allows instant communication on a variety of topics."--Back cover.
Introduction to twi language book contains the basic element language ghanian tradation . highlights all major components required to successfully aid one learning the ghanian language
Let's Speak Twi is an introductory textbook for those seeking proficiency in Akan/Twi, the most widely used and understood native language of Ghana. This book is a systematic introduction to Akan and Ghanaian culture through the language learning process. Included are exercises and activities that require active participation on the part of the learner. The book also serves as a useful companion for academics and others embarking on field-trips to Ghana and neighboring countries where Twi is spoken.
This concise Twi-English/ English-Twi dictionary (Akuapem Twi) is an unbeatable reference guide for travelers and students visiting Ghana. It features over 8,000 entries (each with commonsense phonetics) and useful vocabulary and expressions.
The English to Akan, Twi Picture Dictionary is a great resource whether you are teaching a child Twi or learning it yourself. It is a good starting point as it allows you to learn new words for everyday items and common animals. This book features bold and striking images as well as example sentences in both English and Twi, with highlighted keywords to help you learn and remember the words.
Asante Twi is the most widely spoken of the dialects of the Akan language, and Akan is spoken by about forty four percent of Ghana's population as a first language. It is also used as a second language by many others. The author, Professor of Linguistics at the University of Ghana, has written the bookto introduce a non-Twi beginner to the spoken language, which forms themain focus. Dialogues are as natural and as close to current every day usage as possible. "...another book that should be very helpful to students and examiners in the Twi (Asante) language." (West Africa)