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How do u say Merry Christmas in Ghanaian?
How to wish Ghanaians a merry Christmas. During the festive season, people in Ghana often say “Afishapa” to one another. The phrase comes from one of the country’s most commonly-spoken languages, Akan, and translates to “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.”
What is the Twi name for December?
Months of the Year in Twi
| Months (Twi) | English |
|---|---|
| Ɛbɔ | September |
| Ahinime | October |
| Obubuo | November |
| Ɔpɛnimma | December |
What is Ahosuo in Twi?
NOUN. honam ahosuo.
What is happy Twi?
NOUN. anigyeɛ
How do you say Merry Christmas in Congo?
In the Lingala language, which is spoken in the DRC and some other African countries, Happy/Merry Christmas is ‘Mbotama Malamu’.
What is TWI month?
In Twi, the word Month is written as mʌnθ.
How to say Merry Christmas in African languages?
Although Christmas this year may look a little different, if you do happen to find yourself in the Motherland this festive season, here are a few ways to say “Merry Christmas” to the locals! Chewa (Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe): Moni Wa Chikondwelero Cha Kristmasi
Can you say Happy Birthday, Happy Easter, and Merry Christmas in Twi?
By the end of the lesson, you will be able to properly say happy birthday, happy Easter and merry Christmas in Twi. You will also be able to respond to all of these greetings. You may watch the embedded video below, or continue reading beneath it.
Where can I find Merry Christmas in Africa?
Barcamp Takoradi is organized primarily by the GhanaThink Foundation , an organization based both in Ghana and the USA, which has successfully organized 101 BarCamps in Ghana . This is organized as part of the Barcamp Ghana program, which is building a network of changemakers, doers and entrepreneurs in Ghana.
Can you say Merry Christmas in Burkina Faso?
You can also bring a smile out of a Burkinabe by saying a holiday greeting in Moore in Burkina Faso. No, Africa is not a country that speaks Swahili and is ruled by Nelson Mandela. But you can still show off some small Swahili at Christmas time with a holiday greeting.