English is scaring Kumasi FIPAG members - Movie Producer

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• sanjay - Abu Dhabi 7 years ago

  ooooiii, so sorry,

  ooooiii, so sorry,

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• Andrew Naija 7 years ago

  If it's a meeting of West African Film Producers will they speak Twi? They're illiterate and they should learn English, it's very simple.

  If it's a meeting of West African Film Producers will they speak Twi? They're illiterate and they should learn English, it's very simple.

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• CITIZEN ONE 7 years ago

  Ghana is not a Twi Speaking country. Many Ghanaians accommodate this backward lazy ass Akans from the rural areas, now this has emboldened them to think that hey can force Twi into our national society and social fiber. Many ...
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  Ghana is not a Twi Speaking country. Many Ghanaians accommodate this backward lazy ass Akans from the rural areas, now this has emboldened them to think that hey can force Twi into our national society and social fiber. Many Ghanaians can refuse to instantly communicate in Twi and use their specific native language plus English, then we can see who benefits the most.
  
  First and foremost, if all is well and dandy, why are they constantly trying to force the issue. If Twi is so powerful intelligently rich, nobody will have to convince you to enjoy it. Not even Swahili or Hausa has been able to do that to Africa. Somebody tell these people to go rot in Kumasi. They can never rid Ghana of it's proficiency in English and English as our official language. Already I see a lot of disgusting attempts to create Billboards with comical phrases as points of sale. Nobody is een talking bad about you people in Kumasi and your Twi, but because of your inferiority complex, you always wanna bring up the issue of Twi this Twi that. Thought you guys were making all the easy money from majority of your peasant audience. Keep it that way. There is a fat line between dignity and below average lifestyles.

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• TT 7 years ago

  Ghana's native language is English and not Twi...tell them to go back to the classroom!simple

  Ghana's native language is English and not Twi...tell them to go back to the classroom!simple

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• Dr. Kwame Nkrumah is my hero 7 years ago

  Ghana native language is english? I pity for your. Your parents have wasted their years wasting an idiot.

  Ghana native language is english? I pity for your. Your parents have wasted their years wasting an idiot.

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• Offei Dodoo*Palestinian Style 7 years ago

  T. T you are more than an illiterate. Do you know what a native language is? Educative illiterate.

  T. T you are more than an illiterate. Do you know what a native language is? Educative illiterate.

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• Michelle Diamond 7 years ago

  Every region has his or her own language, Accra speak Ga,etc n Kumasi speak what. u guys should spare dem,is their language OK.if dey can't speak English den go there n educate dem.

  Every region has his or her own language, Accra speak Ga,etc n Kumasi speak what. u guys should spare dem,is their language OK.if dey can't speak English den go there n educate dem.

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• tony norway 7 years ago

  why cant we be proud of our own language what is English we are Ghanaians lets be proud of what we are and stop this useless English when will black Africa learn

  why cant we be proud of our own language what is English we are Ghanaians lets be proud of what we are and stop this useless English when will black Africa learn

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• Big Ben 7 years ago

  I'm Akan but unless all your members are Twi-Speaking people, then why speak Twi at official meetings?
  
  Are minutes of FIPAG meetings written in Twi, Latin, Greek or in English?
  
  Like it or not, English is the official l ...
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  I'm Akan but unless all your members are Twi-Speaking people, then why speak Twi at official meetings?
  
  Are minutes of FIPAG meetings written in Twi, Latin, Greek or in English?
  
  Like it or not, English is the official language of Ghana and proceedings in Courts, Parliament, School examinations (except Twi language course), Police depots, BNI, your passport, etc., etc., are all in ENGLISh; just as French used in the Ivory Coast, Senegal, Benin, larger part of Cameroon, Togo and others.
  
  $$ English is the official language in Ghana and either you learn to speak, write and read it, your sorrowful ass will perish, so just deal with it." $$
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