Contacts & SNS

1. Twerɛ wo din ha

   Write your name here

   Usage

   Hand over paper when asking someone for their details

   Grammar Note

   twerɛ is the imperative "write"; the order is verb, object, place.

2. Frɛ me

   Call me

   Usage

   A short request to be contacted; frɛ means "call"

   Grammar Note

   frɛ is "to call"; it is also used for phoning.

3. Kae me

   Remember me

   Usage

   Said at parting to show you hope to meet again

   Grammar Note

   kae is the imperative "remember".

4. Yɛbɛhyia ɔkyena

   We will meet tomorrow

   Usage

   Confirms a meeting the next day

   Grammar Note

   ɔkyena is "tomorrow", the same in Akuapem.

5. Wo fie wɔ he?

   Where is your home?

   Usage

   Asks where someone lives

   Grammar Note

   The possessor wo comes before the noun fie.

6. Mepɛ sɛ me ne wo kasa

   I want to talk with you

   Usage

   A gentle way to start a conversation

   Grammar Note

   ne means "and, with".

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