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• Kwesi 2 months ago

  Much as I totally agree to some issues raised in this write up, the fact is that no one is forcing the Ga Language off the screens, in our daily discourse. If the Ga people have any respect, value for their language, culture ...
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  Much as I totally agree to some issues raised in this write up, the fact is that no one is forcing the Ga Language off the screens, in our daily discourse. If the Ga people have any respect, value for their language, culture etc, they have to take the lead and show-case it.
  It’s never ever true that the Ga people were from Israel. Is it were so, who then were the ones from Yoruba land?

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• H Aborbi 2 months ago

  Perhaps a starting point is to ban TWI as the 'official' language in public service offices. I recently went to a public service office in Accra, the lady at the front desk spoke TWI to me. When I told her I din't speak that ...
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  Perhaps a starting point is to ban TWI as the 'official' language in public service offices. I recently went to a public service office in Accra, the lady at the front desk spoke TWI to me. When I told her I din't speak that language, she was quite surprised and annoyed. Her next question was: why don't you speak it, as if Twi was the official language of doing business in the public service.

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• Mawuetornam Dugbazah 2 months ago

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  What a wonderful write-up! And very relevant at such a time in the modern Republic of Ghana . . . a time when even the Ghana Bible Society feigns doing what is right and subtly seems to be supporting a dri ...
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  What a wonderful write-up! And very relevant at such a time in the modern Republic of Ghana . . . a time when even the Ghana Bible Society feigns doing what is right and subtly seems to be supporting a drive to “Akanise” the Church by not distributing Bibles in other languages except Twi.
  
  The Church of Yeshua consists of peoples from different nations. Ghana, Ghana Bible Society, get it right by following the trend!
  
  Keep writing my sister. More of these!
  
  
  Le Evhegbe me (Ewe Version):
  
  Enye nunonlor nyui ade! Eye, ele vevee be amewo lasee le game keye me le egbea fe Gaana Republika la me . . . . game si defiana be Gaana Biblia Hamea, hame si le worworm abe wole nu nyui dzi gake wotsor ayedzedze kor le Blutorwo fe dekornu tutum doda le Gedoxorme kene womegale Bibliawo mãm le gbe adeke me tsorwu Blugbe.
  
  Le Yesu fe Gbedoxor me amewo tso dukor vovovowo me ley. Yeta Gaana, Gaana Biblia Hame, misroe eye miwor ekeye le tsia dzi fifia!
  
  Yidzi kple nunornlorwo norvinye. Gava kpli keyewo torngbe!
  
  (Translated by DCOMM)

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• Citizen Amin 2 months ago

  Tribes or ethnic groups must do more to preserve their language and identity than they expect the government and private organizations as well as individuals to do for them.
  
  There is a fish seller whose fish I always patro ...
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  Tribes or ethnic groups must do more to preserve their language and identity than they expect the government and private organizations as well as individuals to do for them.
  
  There is a fish seller whose fish I always patronize. She is a Ga lady. I already speak Twi and other Ghanaian languages. Whenever I speak to the fish seller in Ga, she speaks in Twi. One day I told her point blank why she hates her language.

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