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1. Dwoada

   Monday

   Usage

   A day-of-the-week name. Akan day names end in -da ("day") and are written with a capital letter

   Grammar Note

   Dwoada is a day-name noun; the ending -da means "day". Dictionaries also list Monday as Dwoda and as Ɛdwoada with a leading ɛ, so the spelling varies.

2. Benada

   Tuesday

   Usage

   A day-of-the-week name. Akan day names end in -da ("day") and are written with a capital letter

   Grammar Note

   Benada is a day-name noun; the ending -da means "day".

3. Wukuada

   Wednesday

   Usage

   A day-of-the-week name. Akan day names end in -da ("day") and are written with a capital letter

   Grammar Note

   Wukuada is a day-name noun; the ending -da means "day".

4. Yawoada

   Thursday

   Usage

   A day-of-the-week name. Akan day names end in -da ("day") and are written with a capital letter

   Grammar Note

   Yawoada is a day-name noun; the ending -da means "day".

5. Efiada

   Friday

   Usage

   A day-of-the-week name. Akan day names end in -da ("day") and are written with a capital letter

   Grammar Note

   Efiada is a day-name noun; the ending -da means "day".

6. Memeneda

   Saturday

   Usage

   A day-of-the-week name. Akan day names end in -da ("day") and are written with a capital letter

   Grammar Note

   Memeneda is a day-name noun; the ending -da means "day".

7. Kwasiada

   Sunday

   Usage

   A day-of-the-week name. Akan day names end in -da ("day") and are written with a capital letter

   Grammar Note

   Kwasiada is a day-name noun; the ending -da means "day".

8. Ɛnnɛ

   Today

   Usage

   The word for "today" when talking about plans; it also occurs in the Twi Bible

   Grammar Note

   ɛnnɛ means "today" and can stand at the start or end of a sentence.

9. Ɔkyena

   Tomorrow

   Usage

   The word for "tomorrow" when talking about plans

   Grammar Note

   ɔkyena means "tomorrow", as in Yɛbɛhyia ɔkyena ("we will meet tomorrow").

10. Ɛnnora

    Yesterday

    Usage

    The word for "yesterday" when speaking about a past day

    Grammar Note

    ɛnnora means "yesterday".

11. Yɛbɛhyia Memeneda

    We will meet on Saturday

    Usage

    Use it to fix a meeting day. Swap in another day name for other days

    Grammar Note

    bɛ- is the future prefix, as in Yɛbɛhyia ɔkyena. The day name is placed directly, with no preposition.

12. Yɛbɛhyia Kwasiada

    We will meet on Sunday

    Usage

    Use it to fix a meeting day. Swap in another day name for other days

    Grammar Note

    bɛ- is the future prefix. The day name is placed directly, with no preposition.

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