Ɔlɔlɛ mɔ numɔ yɛsɩ wɔ hɩna mɔɔ mízi a
Kyɩsɛkɛ mutua ngyemvile ɛdɩnɣa yɩ
Anyɩnlɩlelɛ sʋ̃maa wɔ ɛkɛnɩ mɔɔ mɩ lènyia
Kyɩsɛkɛ mutwu wʋ pɛ ɛkɛnɩ
There are depths of love that I cannot know
Till I cross the narrow sea;
There are heights of joy that I may not reach
Till I rest in
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In our native language (Ahanta), Hall is called “Assalʋ”.
How is it called in your native language?
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Last night we asked for the name given to the firstborn child either a male or female in Ahanta.
Ladies and gentlemen, the name is “Bilamunli or Abakanɩ ɣalɛ”
For instance, Kwasi dɩ Baalɛ Yaaba yɩ Bilamunli or Abakanɩ ɣalɛ.
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Today is World pangolin day.
How is pangolin called in your native language?
In our native language (Ahanta), it is called “kanyikanyi”
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DID YOU KNOW?
How is bedroom called in your native language?
In our native language (Ahanta), it is called Aliyia kunlu.
Good morning and welcome to Thursday
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I welcome you to another lesson.
In this lesson, we're looking at IMPORTANT AHANTA PHRASES - LESSON 2
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