If you’re looking for professional Twi language translation services, Translingua.ng is your best choice. We specialize in translating documents, websites, and multimedia from and into Twi, ensuring accuracy and cultural relevance. Why Choose Twi Language Translation? Business Expansion: Reach a broader audience in Ghana by providing content in Twi. This is especially beneficial for businesses … Read more
In Twi, “hello” can be expressed in a few different ways, depending on the context. Here are some common greetings: Greetings in Twi: “Hello” or “Hi”: “Akwabaa” (Welcome) “Mema wo akwaaba” (I welcome you) “How are you?”: “Ɛte sɛn?” “Wo ho te sɛn?” Common Responses: “I am fine”: “Me ho yɛ” “Me ho yɛ pa” … Read more
In Ghana, several languages are spoken, each with its unique way of saying “Good morning.” Here are some common greetings in the major languages spoken in Ghana: Twi (Akan) Good morning: “Maakye” Response: “Yaa agya” (to an elder man), “Yaa ena” (to an elder woman), “Yaa nua” (to a peer) Ga Good morning: “Naa” Response: … Read more
When someone wishes you “Afehyia Pa,” which means “Happy New Year” in Twi, it is customary to respond warmly and reciprocate the good wishes. Here are a few ways to respond: Afe nkɔ mmɛto yɛn: This means “May the year come to meet us” or “May we survive the year.” Afe nkɔ mmɛto wo nso: … Read more
“Wo ho yɛ fɛ” is a beautiful compliment in Twi, meaning “You are beautiful” or “You look nice.” Breakdown of the Phrase: Wo: You Ho: Self (often used to refer to a person’s appearance or condition) Yɛ: Is (to be) Fɛ: Beautiful/Nice Using the Phrase This phrase can be used in various contexts to compliment … Read more
In Twi, “Happy New Year” is expressed as “Afehyia Pa.” Breakdown of the Phrase: Afe: This means “year.” Hyia: This means “to meet” or “to come together.” Pa: This means “good” or “happy.” When combined, “Afehyia Pa” conveys the wish that we meet in the new year with good fortune and happiness. Cultural Context “Afehyia … Read more