We don’t subscribe to the narrative that Eʋe is dying. We believe it’s thriving, and with intentional teaching, daily use, and cultural pride, the next generation will speak it even more confidently.
That’s why @Learn_Ewe and other platforms exists to promote it.
A young lady has expressed concern over the future of the Ewe language, saying she fears it may no longer be spoken by the younger generation in the next 50 years.
According to her, many young Ewes are unwilling to speak their native language and are not proud of their cultural identity. She noted that it is the responsibility of the younger generation to preserve and pass on their language and traditions.
📷| Mizz-Mandy
#AuntieDedei
Introducing #EweLegends: a weekly thread celebrating Eʋe heroes, pioneers, and visionaries who shaped our story.
From the past to the present, we’ll explore their lives, impact, and legacy.
📌Who do you want to learn about next?
Drop your suggestions below! 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
#EweSpace
Happy TGIF to our loyal followers.
Check out this video of words / phrases in Eʋe and Twi.
Which words/phrases can you pronounce in Eʋe?
#LearnEwe#EweLanguage#Ewe
Miadetɔwo, please set a reminder for our upcoming space!
Efo @Mr_Ceyram shall be hosting this session to explore and know hidden gems in the Volta Region. Join us on Friday from 7PM. #EweSpace#KnowVolta#VisitVolta
https://t.co/CSKurwOd83
Unlock the beauty of Eʋe Language with the Eʋe App! 🇬🇭🇹🇬🇧🇯🇳🇬
Whether you're just starting out or looking to level up, this app has you covered. Intuitive lessons, engaging games, and an awesome Ewe community.
#EweApp#LearnEweLanguage https://t.co/cGZNy9UtIk
🇬🇭#Ewewordoftheday🇬🇭
🌀ŋutifafa (Nu-ti-fahfah)
🌀Meaning: peace (noun)
🌀Example: ŋutifafa nanɔ kpli wó
(Nu-ti-fahfah nah-noh kh-pli wo)
🌀Meaning: Peace(ŋutifafa) be(nanɔ) with(kpli) you(woh)
✨haven’t done these in a minute 🌝 but spare me plz we are all here to learn✨
We appreciate you bringing this issue to our attention. This is precisely why we are taking action by raising awareness and launching our #LearnEwe lessons.
#LearnEweLanguage: In today's vocabulary lesson, you'll learn how to count the days in Ewe. You'll learn to count from one to ten days in Ewe.
Please take a look at the flyer below for more. (Bonus: Twenty, Thirty, Forty & Fifty days also added). #LearnEwe#EweLanguage
Our #LearnEwe sessions will officially begin this Sunday, Feb 25, as requested by our loyal followers.
See flyer for more info on how to join the session. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to expand your knowledge of the Ewe language! @SpacesWithEwes@ewepride