Feelings

1. Anigyeɛ

   Joy

   Usage

   A noun for joy or happiness. The Akuapem spelling is anigye

   Grammar Note

   Anigyeɛ is a noun. There is no gender or article, and no tone marks are written.

2. Me ani agye

   I am happy

   Usage

   Says you are happy. The same form (m’ani agye) appears in published Twi translations

   Grammar Note

   Literally "my eye has gladdened". Expressions with ani (eye) describe feelings.

3. Awerɛhoɔ

   Sadness

   Usage

   A noun for sadness. The Akuapem spelling is awerɛhow

   Grammar Note

   Awerɛhoɔ is a noun. There is no gender or article, and no tone marks are written.

4. Mesuro

   I am afraid

   Usage

   Says you are afraid. Put the thing you fear after it (Mesuro ɔwɔ)

   Grammar Note

   Me (I) + suro (fear). Akuapem writes it misuro.

5. Ɔdɔ

   Love

   Usage

   A noun for love. It is also used as a term of endearment

   Grammar Note

   Ɔdɔ is a noun. There is no gender or article, and no tone marks are written.

6. Asomdwoeɛ

   Peace

   Usage

   A noun for peace or calm

   Grammar Note

   Asomdwoeɛ is a noun. There is no gender or article, and no tone marks are written.

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