Hi am following you from Togo 🇹🇬and I really love two so I will like you to help me to speak it perfectly
@adwoalee13 күн бұрын
Thanks for following. I hope my videos can help you. If you need extra help we can organise
@KofiOpoku-acheampong4 күн бұрын
Yes my dad is Opoku agyemang, I’m Opoku Acheampong, my brother is Opoku Boateng, my sister is Opoku Konami. Our name became and issue when we got you New York bcos the immigration officers didn’t understand how my dad has a diff name from us lol. It took about 4 hours for them to sort it out lol. I’m proud of people
@emmibo35188 күн бұрын
I tried to kill myself when I was 14. She kicked me out of our apartment when I was 7 just because she wanted to be alone and I didn't even have shoes on. Neighbors called the police. As a teenager she asked me if I had sex with two of her boyfriends 😭😭 I was shocked and said no. She asked me a multiple time and tells me “a young girl who always needs money would do that.” She was so jealous and envious. And insulted me always as a slut… When I got older she used me as an ATM… she stole the presents my boyfriend gave me.. she was trying to copy my life… I broke off contact 2 months ago and I’m still sad about it…
@christiannanabadoo975211 күн бұрын
Bet if i say dat I don’t speack two in twi emmm you get it
Yay yaaaaaay yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa×1000
@pekmartey0712 күн бұрын
Hi
@pekmartey0712 күн бұрын
Hi
@pekmartey0712 күн бұрын
Hi
@pekmartey0712 күн бұрын
❤❤
@paulekuadzi362514 күн бұрын
When will you teach EWE.
@09GoDsPrOpErTy0916 күн бұрын
Idk, from childhood my Asante mother, always added one egg to our fufu and soup. The others are a definite overdue lol
@JollyDreamzTv18 күн бұрын
what does it mean when someone puts up “✌🏻” to a male and female dancing?
@grietjedraijer669221 күн бұрын
Sister please will you teach personal twii lessons??
@adwoalee115 күн бұрын
If you are interested I can organise it
@AB24Shine22 күн бұрын
Italki has twi teachers. I used it for a few years
@ifatadaadura552324 күн бұрын
Medawase
@beneditorubensgomes139626 күн бұрын
Gostei E você é linda
@nokuphiwamthembu906027 күн бұрын
I'm from south Africa and I posted about this policy. I lot of people in my comment section seem to like this policy. I don't know why. If we cut our fair at school age, when do we learn to take care of them? Then we grow up and wear weaves with an excuse that out hair is hard to maintain!
@mcprekese28 күн бұрын
Medaase Bebree
@ex_rnaАй бұрын
It's always a nice feeling and fulfiling when new discoveries bring some form of happiness to us ❤
@adwoalee129 күн бұрын
Indeed…. I’m still waiting for my waakye though 😂
@ex_rna28 күн бұрын
@@adwoalee1😂it is coming 💃
@claraasare6063Ай бұрын
Please I'm a Twi student in Shs and I want you to help me in translation in essay
@hawkman1833Ай бұрын
I've met a beautiful Ghanaian woman in UK I'm a white man she is the most caring woman I've ever known, so I'm trying to learn the language for her.
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Good for you. I hope my videos can help a little
@bkalmatoday9153Ай бұрын
Yes please. More like this would ne great 👍
@scotthearts9634Ай бұрын
I im being reminded how much of a disappointment i am every time at 24 😢 from both of them. I don't know if anyone can relate, not living up to their expectations.
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Hi Scott, one thing I have been doing lately is living life my own way. I understand how difficult it is in an African home but instead of living up to others expectations try blocking out the noise and live after your own expectations. Don’t be too hard on yourself. You’ve got this
@scotthearts9634Ай бұрын
@adwoalee1 thanks for the encouragement. My dad told me this earlier in the morning and my mom said this to last year. There not wrong tho' it'd been nearly 5 years and I had no clue of what I want to do with my life until last year I had an epiphany/dream of what I wanted in life and started working towards it. I'm hoping in the next 5-10 years I would look back on all and smile🙏 sorry for yapping.
@agapewithadotАй бұрын
This video was basically everything I experienced as a child and young adult. My father wickedly abused my mother and I and sadly recently found out he has beat her in the past. I have been 6 months no contact with them and i recently reached out to my mum’s former friend who exposed my mom and dad as pathological liars. I was so withdrawn and closed off growing up. I had a 3.0 gpa up until sophomore year of high school. Then i went into a dual credits program and my grades fell. I got depressed. In beginning of sophomore year, my favorite auntie passed away and i had no advocate or compassionate witness. So i became very very depressed and gave up on life. I graduated high school in 2016 with my associate’s degree and then I went to university a scared, wounded broken child. I had no identity and isolated heavily. It was only through therapy that i could begin to share my emotions but still the verbal abuse and family dysfunction continued. Until i reached a breaking point in 2020 after starting to open up and gain friends i had to love back home. I confronted my mom and told her i couldn’t live at peace with her husband. In 2018, i warned her i was depressed and suicidal and she just said i had to pray and have faith. And God will make a way. So in 2020 after confronting her she told me to tell my dad i was looking for apartments and like a fool i did. And then depressed and defeated. I withdrew back into the timid child i was at 3-4 years old until the semester i was supposed to graduate i had a breakdown and tried to unalive myself and i spent 2 days in the hospital. They released me early bc of Thanksgiving Holiday and in those 2 days i made up my mind that i would leave after i graduated with my psychology degree (which bc of the abuse at a young age, i was always interested in helping people. Fast forward to 2023. It had been a year since, graduating college with no prospects and I was getting depressed again. I applied for an apartment with someone to act as my guarantor. And 6 months later. I’ve been independent of my parents for 6 months. Now I’m taking control. I want to be an advocate for 1st and 2nd generation african immigrants especially Ghanaians. That we can break free. So that, the cycle ends with us. And we can heal the multi-generational trauma.
@brunodcc9022Ай бұрын
Ele é voyeur
@Fredyone-r5Ай бұрын
Great job
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Thanks
@Not_QuQuАй бұрын
I even regret being born as african
@evagorgonio3737Ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@catzipperАй бұрын
Nice job. Learned alot
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Glad to hear
@ancestraltechnology1168Ай бұрын
Awesome. You did a great job. I'm a new subscriber 😊
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Thanks for subbing!
@editamazreku420Ай бұрын
Mamma mia che emozione vedere il tuo video anche io sono cresciuta a Montebelluna ho visto 6 anni della mia infanzia e la ricordavo esattamente così perché ricordo ancoea tutte le strane nella mia mente un emozione🥺
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Grazie… sono contenta di averti fatto provare qst emozione 💕
@PhiloDogbey-bc1hzАй бұрын
Please teach me all I love it
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Thanks
@aleoliversilva28Ай бұрын
Adorei seus vídeos
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Obrigada
@romulosouzamaranhao8808Ай бұрын
Essa música foi que uma atriz famosa internacional, desejou falar com ele e ele se recusou em falar com ela... Depois, ele ao saber quem era ela, ficou preocupado, afinal ela foi muito simples e educada com ele e, ele se sentiu arrependido. Por isso compôs essa canção magistral como uma desculpa...
@user-ov6kg8pj1zАй бұрын
Reagan a morena tropicana, Alceu Valença ❤
@TupinikimsinceroАй бұрын
Bravo vêm Bravura, Brabo ou Bravo pode ser usado a pessoas nervosas e irritadas, depende do contexto, Igual a banco que é um objeto utilizado para sentar ou um estabelecimento comercial onde se pode abrir uma conta e guardar o dinheiro.
@MK-qb3rlАй бұрын
👍🏽💯
@MK-qb3rlАй бұрын
Enjoying these type of videos. Really helps to remember the phrases. Very good one.👍🏽💯
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Glad you liked it!
@brunocampos82Ай бұрын
Parabéns pelo seu português! Parabéns pelo vídeo e pelos sentimentos compartilhados nesta vídeo reação.
@colleenstrickland9414Ай бұрын
Peace, everyone I am from the US also just wondering why they just didn't have the girls wear a headwrap it covers their hair problem solved. They could use solid colors that match their uniform. No one that is not the parent should have say over what is done to a child's body be it hair or whatever. But I get it, people must abide by their rules if they want to attend their facility. To parents homeschool in Africa?
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Homeschool is not really popular in Ghana. I’m not sure for other parts of the continent but in Ghana people generally have to physically be in school
@joslypierre-louis3046Ай бұрын
just found you and I am so excited I married a Ghanian man and so desperately want to learn conversational Twi !!!! Thank youuu
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Welcome!!
@HoneyLee33Ай бұрын
My goodness this is so on point!! Damn. And you know, I am so happy to see this video and thread, because as a South African woman that grew up in the states, my family has such a nonchalant way of gaslighting you, to make you feel like all of the depression and emotionsl you feel are just completely pulled out of thin air. It almost makes you feel crazy, having to questions yourself and your experiences, as if you are too sensitive (which my offensive, jealous, and abusive family has told me all my life). The hardest part is having to accept that they will NEVER change. It really is so dissapointing. I want to be close to them, but not at the expense of my peace and self-esteem.
@adwoalee1Ай бұрын
Thanks for your comment. I think sometimes it’s ok to accept people for who they are. Sometimes it’s hard but it’s impossible to change people especially if they don’t see anything to be changed. Keep your peace and your sanity
@DBoone123Ай бұрын
Nice, now I can impress my friend who’s from Ghana
@user-sm9kr9lx9tАй бұрын
Holy cow you guys are humble. I was asking myself like „bruh there GOTTA be a way to say thank you without laying before someone“ and then u hit me with bebree 😂😂
@generalpurpose7722 ай бұрын
I wonder if it’s done for the same reason as uniforms are enforced; uniformity, preventing jealousy when one child comes from a richer home that can provide the newest and most up to date fashions uniforms are meant to prevent bullying, and to make getting ready in the morning easier for students. I can also imagine it’s useful in preventing head-lice amongst little children (wherever you are in the world, kids will bring home head lice from school - it’s basically impossible for parents to avoid)
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Hi am following you from Togo 🇹🇬and I really love two so I will like you to help me to speak it perfectly
Thanks for following. I hope my videos can help you. If you need extra help we can organise
Yes my dad is Opoku agyemang, I’m Opoku Acheampong, my brother is Opoku Boateng, my sister is Opoku Konami. Our name became and issue when we got you New York bcos the immigration officers didn’t understand how my dad has a diff name from us lol. It took about 4 hours for them to sort it out lol. I’m proud of people
I tried to kill myself when I was 14. She kicked me out of our apartment when I was 7 just because she wanted to be alone and I didn't even have shoes on. Neighbors called the police. As a teenager she asked me if I had sex with two of her boyfriends 😭😭 I was shocked and said no. She asked me a multiple time and tells me “a young girl who always needs money would do that.” She was so jealous and envious. And insulted me always as a slut… When I got older she used me as an ATM… she stole the presents my boyfriend gave me.. she was trying to copy my life… I broke off contact 2 months ago and I’m still sad about it…
Bet if i say dat I don’t speack two in twi emmm you get it
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Thank you, its quite difficult to find twi learning resources. God bless you
Glad it was helpful!
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Hi
Hi
Hi
❤❤
When will you teach EWE.
Idk, from childhood my Asante mother, always added one egg to our fufu and soup. The others are a definite overdue lol
what does it mean when someone puts up “✌🏻” to a male and female dancing?
Sister please will you teach personal twii lessons??
If you are interested I can organise it
Italki has twi teachers. I used it for a few years
Medawase
Gostei E você é linda
I'm from south Africa and I posted about this policy. I lot of people in my comment section seem to like this policy. I don't know why. If we cut our fair at school age, when do we learn to take care of them? Then we grow up and wear weaves with an excuse that out hair is hard to maintain!
Medaase Bebree
It's always a nice feeling and fulfiling when new discoveries bring some form of happiness to us ❤
Indeed…. I’m still waiting for my waakye though 😂
@@adwoalee1😂it is coming 💃
Please I'm a Twi student in Shs and I want you to help me in translation in essay
I've met a beautiful Ghanaian woman in UK I'm a white man she is the most caring woman I've ever known, so I'm trying to learn the language for her.
Good for you. I hope my videos can help a little
Yes please. More like this would ne great 👍
I im being reminded how much of a disappointment i am every time at 24 😢 from both of them. I don't know if anyone can relate, not living up to their expectations.
Hi Scott, one thing I have been doing lately is living life my own way. I understand how difficult it is in an African home but instead of living up to others expectations try blocking out the noise and live after your own expectations. Don’t be too hard on yourself. You’ve got this
@adwoalee1 thanks for the encouragement. My dad told me this earlier in the morning and my mom said this to last year. There not wrong tho' it'd been nearly 5 years and I had no clue of what I want to do with my life until last year I had an epiphany/dream of what I wanted in life and started working towards it. I'm hoping in the next 5-10 years I would look back on all and smile🙏 sorry for yapping.
This video was basically everything I experienced as a child and young adult. My father wickedly abused my mother and I and sadly recently found out he has beat her in the past. I have been 6 months no contact with them and i recently reached out to my mum’s former friend who exposed my mom and dad as pathological liars. I was so withdrawn and closed off growing up. I had a 3.0 gpa up until sophomore year of high school. Then i went into a dual credits program and my grades fell. I got depressed. In beginning of sophomore year, my favorite auntie passed away and i had no advocate or compassionate witness. So i became very very depressed and gave up on life. I graduated high school in 2016 with my associate’s degree and then I went to university a scared, wounded broken child. I had no identity and isolated heavily. It was only through therapy that i could begin to share my emotions but still the verbal abuse and family dysfunction continued. Until i reached a breaking point in 2020 after starting to open up and gain friends i had to love back home. I confronted my mom and told her i couldn’t live at peace with her husband. In 2018, i warned her i was depressed and suicidal and she just said i had to pray and have faith. And God will make a way. So in 2020 after confronting her she told me to tell my dad i was looking for apartments and like a fool i did. And then depressed and defeated. I withdrew back into the timid child i was at 3-4 years old until the semester i was supposed to graduate i had a breakdown and tried to unalive myself and i spent 2 days in the hospital. They released me early bc of Thanksgiving Holiday and in those 2 days i made up my mind that i would leave after i graduated with my psychology degree (which bc of the abuse at a young age, i was always interested in helping people. Fast forward to 2023. It had been a year since, graduating college with no prospects and I was getting depressed again. I applied for an apartment with someone to act as my guarantor. And 6 months later. I’ve been independent of my parents for 6 months. Now I’m taking control. I want to be an advocate for 1st and 2nd generation african immigrants especially Ghanaians. That we can break free. So that, the cycle ends with us. And we can heal the multi-generational trauma.
Ele é voyeur
Great job
Thanks
I even regret being born as african
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice job. Learned alot
Glad to hear
Awesome. You did a great job. I'm a new subscriber 😊
Thanks for subbing!
Mamma mia che emozione vedere il tuo video anche io sono cresciuta a Montebelluna ho visto 6 anni della mia infanzia e la ricordavo esattamente così perché ricordo ancoea tutte le strane nella mia mente un emozione🥺
Grazie… sono contenta di averti fatto provare qst emozione 💕
Please teach me all I love it
Thanks
Adorei seus vídeos
Obrigada
Essa música foi que uma atriz famosa internacional, desejou falar com ele e ele se recusou em falar com ela... Depois, ele ao saber quem era ela, ficou preocupado, afinal ela foi muito simples e educada com ele e, ele se sentiu arrependido. Por isso compôs essa canção magistral como uma desculpa...
Reagan a morena tropicana, Alceu Valença ❤
Bravo vêm Bravura, Brabo ou Bravo pode ser usado a pessoas nervosas e irritadas, depende do contexto, Igual a banco que é um objeto utilizado para sentar ou um estabelecimento comercial onde se pode abrir uma conta e guardar o dinheiro.
👍🏽💯
Enjoying these type of videos. Really helps to remember the phrases. Very good one.👍🏽💯
Glad you liked it!
Parabéns pelo seu português! Parabéns pelo vídeo e pelos sentimentos compartilhados nesta vídeo reação.
Peace, everyone I am from the US also just wondering why they just didn't have the girls wear a headwrap it covers their hair problem solved. They could use solid colors that match their uniform. No one that is not the parent should have say over what is done to a child's body be it hair or whatever. But I get it, people must abide by their rules if they want to attend their facility. To parents homeschool in Africa?
Homeschool is not really popular in Ghana. I’m not sure for other parts of the continent but in Ghana people generally have to physically be in school
just found you and I am so excited I married a Ghanian man and so desperately want to learn conversational Twi !!!! Thank youuu
Welcome!!
My goodness this is so on point!! Damn. And you know, I am so happy to see this video and thread, because as a South African woman that grew up in the states, my family has such a nonchalant way of gaslighting you, to make you feel like all of the depression and emotionsl you feel are just completely pulled out of thin air. It almost makes you feel crazy, having to questions yourself and your experiences, as if you are too sensitive (which my offensive, jealous, and abusive family has told me all my life). The hardest part is having to accept that they will NEVER change. It really is so dissapointing. I want to be close to them, but not at the expense of my peace and self-esteem.
Thanks for your comment. I think sometimes it’s ok to accept people for who they are. Sometimes it’s hard but it’s impossible to change people especially if they don’t see anything to be changed. Keep your peace and your sanity
Nice, now I can impress my friend who’s from Ghana
Holy cow you guys are humble. I was asking myself like „bruh there GOTTA be a way to say thank you without laying before someone“ and then u hit me with bebree 😂😂
I wonder if it’s done for the same reason as uniforms are enforced; uniformity, preventing jealousy when one child comes from a richer home that can provide the newest and most up to date fashions uniforms are meant to prevent bullying, and to make getting ready in the morning easier for students. I can also imagine it’s useful in preventing head-lice amongst little children (wherever you are in the world, kids will bring home head lice from school - it’s basically impossible for parents to avoid)
Black hair is wayyyy less prone to lice. wtf.