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A: Yɛn pɛ sɛ wobɛfa som kɔ Kumasi. (We want to travel to Kumasi on Saturday.) | A: Yɛn pɛ sɛ wobɛfa som kɔ Kumasi. (We want to travel to Kumasi on Saturday.) | ||
B: Memeneda biara yɛn ho. (We have plans for Saturday.) | B: Memeneda biara yɛn ho. (We have plans for Saturday.) | ||
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A: Wopɛ sɛ mene Busua foɔ? (Do you want to join me to Busua?) | |||
B: Mepɛ sɛ menka ɛdɔm ara bebree. Me nni benada foforɔ. (I wish I could, but I'm busy this weekend. I have a Tuesday deadline.) | B: Mepɛ sɛ menka ɛdɔm ara bebree. Me nni benada foforɔ. (I wish I could, but I'm busy this weekend. I have a Tuesday deadline.) | ||
Revision as of 23:03, 22 March 2023
Hi Twi learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn the days of the week in Twi. Learning the days of the week will help you in your daily conversations with your native speaker friends and in asking questions related to time. You can find more useful vocabulary on the Vocabulary page. Let's get started!
Days of the Week
The days of the week in Twi are based on the English calendar system.
| Twi | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| Dudua | /dʊˈdua/ | Monday |
| Benada | /bɛnˈada/ | Tuesday |
| Wuku | /wʊkʊ/ | Wednesday |
| Yawoada | /yaˈwoada/ | Thursday |
| Fiada | /fiada/ | Friday |
| Memeneda | /mɛmɛnɛda/ | Saturday |
| Kwasiada | /kwasˈiada/ | Sunday |
Useful Expressions
- Mema Kwasiada. (I love Sundays.)
- Yawoada be nni dodo. (Thursday is the fourth day.)
- Me hu kwan yɛ Adukuwaa. (I was born on Wednesday.)
- Dudua be yɛ hu yie. (Monday is a good day.)
Dialogue
A: Yɛn pɛ sɛ wobɛfa som kɔ Kumasi. (We want to travel to Kumasi on Saturday.)
B: Memeneda biara yɛn ho. (We have plans for Saturday.)
A: Wopɛ sɛ mene Busua foɔ? (Do you want to join me to Busua?)
B: Mepɛ sɛ menka ɛdɔm ara bebree. Me nni benada foforɔ. (I wish I could, but I'm busy this weekend. I have a Tuesday deadline.)
Did You Know?
Did you know that the Twi name for Monday, "Dudua", literally means "the second day after Sunday"?
Conclusion
Now you know the days of the week in Twi. It's time to practice and use them in your daily conversations. Remember that practice makes perfect! If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments section below.
Feel free to edit this wiki page if you think it can be improved. 😎
References
- Twi Language on Wikipedia
Videos
Twi Vocabulary | Days of the Week in Twi | Lesson 2 - YouTube
Twi Vocabulary | Lesson 3 | Days and Months In Akan (Twi) - YouTube
Learn twi with Opoku | Asante twi | Twi days of the week - YouTube
Related Lessons
Sources
- Days of the Week in Twi | Twi Vocabulary | LEARNAKAN
- Days of the Week in Twi | Weekdays in Twi Language | Happy Days ...