it going/How are you? (could also be used in the non lit. sense as "hello") Medaase – Thank you Mepa wo kyɛw – Please/excuse me/I beg your pardon Ndwom (Fante)/nnwom (Twi) – Song/songs or music Wo din de sɛn?/Yɛfrɛ wo sɛn? (Twi) - What is your name? Wo dzin dze dεn? (Fante) – What is your name? Me dzin dze.../Wɔfrɛ me... (Fante) – My name is/I'm called... Woedzi mfe ahen? (Fante) – How old is he/she? Edzi mfe ahen (Fante) – How old are you? ɔwɔ hen? – Where is it? Me rekɔ – I am going/ I am taking my leave. Mbo (Fante)/Mmo (Twi)– Good Jo (Fante)/Kɔ (Twi) – Leave Ayɛ Adze (Fante) – well done Gyae – Stop Da – Sleep Bra - Come Bra ha - Come here Bɛ didi - Come and eat Names of Places Fie - Home Sukuu - School Asɔre - Church Dwaaso - Market sukuupon - University or a tertiary Institution Ayaresabea - Hospital References Bibliography Kasahorow Editors (2005), Modern Akan: A concise introduction to the Akuapem, Fanti and Twi language. kasahorow, Accra. Dolphyne, Florence Abena (1988), The Akan (Twi-Fante) Language: Its Sound Systems and Tonal Structure. Ghana Universities Press, Accra. F.A. Dolphyne (1996) A Comprehensive Course in Twi (Asante) for the Non-Twi Learner. Ghana University Press, Accra. . Schacter, Paul (1968). A Phonology of Akan: Akuapem, Asante, Fante. Los Angeles: UC Press. William Nketia (2004) Twi für Ghana:; Wort für Wort. Reise Know-How Verlag, Bielefeld. . (In German) Obeng, Samuel Gyasi. (2001). African anthroponymy: An ethnopragmatic and norphophonological study of personal names in Akan and some African societies. LINCOM studies in anthropology 08. Muenchen: LINCOM Europa. . J.E. Redden and N. Owusu (1963, 1995). Twi Basic Course. Foreign Service Institute (Hippocrene reprint). External links English-Tshi (Asante) : a dictionary = Enyiresi-Twi nsem-asekyere-nhõma (1909), Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft in Basel Akan Language Resources Journal of West African Languages: Akan My First Akan Dictionary Online Akan (Twi, Fanti) Dictionary Twi Word of the Day and Articles Twi Language Resources The Bible in Twi The Quran in Twi Language Poem translated into Twi Watch Twi Music Videos Prayer in Twi used by Ghanaians of the Baha'i Faith Open Twi Project, a project to bring Akan (Asante Twi at the moment) to standard e.g. in software, dictionary, and grammar Literature and articles in Ahanta Literature and articles in Ahanta. Central Tano languages Languages of Ghana Akan people