The Sociolinguistic of Akan Personal Names
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This was written by my first Twi teacher at the University of Ghana at Legon.
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Hotep Brother,
I am a new member to the Kmtyw Languages Institute. Like our Great Ancestors, I am so very happy to hear that our People have yet another addition to the Family. I must be enrolled in a group e-mail list because of the congratulatory e-mails I've received that are to the proud parents of the new baby girl. While I am most interested in connecting with other members of the Institute, perhaps there's a way for me to acquaint myself with them via a different forum. I would certainly appreciate your guidance in this matter.
Peace and Blessings,
Shiann
Peace Shiann,
BlackSolutely, you can always connect with Kmtyws here via posting as you have just done. Also we are looking at starting up free weekly or bi-weekly chat sessions on a variety of topics dealt with here at the Kmtyw Language/Liberation Institutes.
Also feel free to respond back to emails and start discussions via the mailing list.
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Thanks!
Yɛnni aseda o.
Me da wo ase!
Meda ase for the naming resource my Brother Obadele!
Ohemaa Yaa;121554 wrote: Me da wo ase!
Khafrahotep;141665 wrote: Meda ase for the naming resource my Brother Obadele!
Yɛnni aseda