Ghana Phrase Pack
Asante Twi for Ghana — warm travel phrases for Accra streets, markets, and coastal stays.
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36 travel-ready
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Asante Twi
Phonetic
Good night
Maadwo
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Good evening
Maaha
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Good afternoon
Maaha
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Good morning
Maakye
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Goodbye
Bye
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Nice to meet you
M’ani agye sɛ m’ahyia wo
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Hello
Hello
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Sorry (masculine)
Kafra
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Excuse me
Bra bio
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Thank you
Me da wo ase
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Can you help me?
Wo bɛ tumi aboa me?
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I do not understand
Me nte aseɛ
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Do you speak English?
Wo ka brofo?
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Do you have information on your tourist sites?
Wo wↄ nsɛm nyi ano wↄ akwansra bea hↄ
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Who do l speak with for information?
Hwan na me ne no nksa fa nsɛmisa no ho
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I am going to my hotel
Me kↄ m’ahome gyebea
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Where is the nearest station?
Atwɛnyɛ bea bɛn na ɛbɛn ha?
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I am lost
M’a yera
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I need a taxi
Me pɛ taxi
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Where is the toilet?
Adwaeɛ no wo hen?
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Is this your best price?
Wo bo aa nono?
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I would like a discount
Me pɛ ntesoↄ
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You can have it
Wo bɛtumi anya
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The bill please
Ɛsii sɛn
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How much is it?
Ne boa yɛ sɛn?
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Help!
Boa me!
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You are beautiful (to a woman)
Wo ho ɛfɛ
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I enjoyed the meal
M’ani agye aduane no ho
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I like this
Me pɛ wei
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I am a tourist
Me ya kwansrani
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This is my family
M’abusua nie
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These are my friends
Wɔn yɛ m'adamfo
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Your country is beautiful
Wo man ɛfɛ
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What are your tourist sites?
Ɛhe nom na nkurɔfoɔ ba bɛhwɛ?
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Please (to older person)
Me srɛ
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I love this place
M’ani gye ha ho
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