Ghanaian Language (Twi)
Twi greetings, numbers, proverbs and everyday conversation.
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Twi greetings, numbers, proverbs and everyday conversation.
Each of the 13 Ghanaian Language (Twi) skills carries its own SmartScore from 0 to 100, so progress is measured per topic rather than as one overall grade.
All 78 Ghanaian Language (Twi) questions come with the written reasoning behind the answer, so a wrong attempt still teaches the method.
Ghanaian Language (Twi) work is filed under Lower Primary, Upper Primary, Junior High, Senior High, so you only see sets that match the stage you are studying.
Education levels covered
Basic 1 to 3 (Grades 1 to 3) - Building the basics
1 Ghanaian Language (Twi) skills at this level
Basic 4 to 6 (Grades 4 to 6) - Growing skills
6 Ghanaian Language (Twi) skills at this level
Basic 7 to 9 (Grades 7 to 9 / Middle School) - Towards the BECE
5 Ghanaian Language (Twi) skills at this level
SHS 1 to 3 (Grades 10 to 12 / High School) - Towards the WASSCE
1 Ghanaian Language (Twi) skills at this level
Relevant curricula and exams
Based on the education levels this subject covers on the platform.
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Learning outcomes
After working through the Ghanaian Language (Twi) practice sets you should be able to:
- Everyday Twi words: Simple Twi words for things we see every day.
- Greetings and courtesies: Everyday Twi greetings and polite expressions.
- Proverbs and sayings: Understand common Akan proverbs and their meanings.
- Grammar and composition: Twi sentence structure, tenses and short composition for BECE.
- Twi grammar and usage: Verb forms, negation and sentence structure in Twi.
- Everyday Twi words: Common Twi words for family, food and greetings.
Sample questions
Real questions taken from the Ghanaian Language (Twi) question bank, shown with the working learners see after answering.
Which sentence means I am going to school?
- Mereko sukuu
- Woreko sukuu
- Oreko sukuu
- Yereko sukuu
Working: Me = I, re = progressive marker, ko = go: Mereko sukuu.
"Me din de Kofi" means ___.
- I am going home
- My name is Kofi
- I like Kofi
- Kofi is my friend
Working: "Me din de..." introduces one's name.
What is the Twi word for water?
- Nsuo
- Aduane
- Fie
- Kwan
Working: Nsuo means water in Twi.
Main topics and skills
Ghanaian Language (Twi) is organised into 8 topic groups covering 13 practice skills. Open any skill to read the guide and start a practice set.
First Words
Language and Culture
Advanced Twi
Upper Primary Twi Reading
JHS Twi Proverbs & Grammar
BECE Past Questions Practice
Exams Ghanaian Language (Twi) practice prepares you for
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Frequently asked questions
Who is this Ghanaian Language (Twi) practice for?
Right now Ghanaian Language (Twi) spans Lower Primary, Upper Primary, Junior High and Senior High. Use the level filter on this page to hide everything outside the stage you are revising for.
What topics are included in Ghanaian Language (Twi)?
There are 8 topic groups in Ghanaian Language (Twi), including First Words, Vocabulary, Language and Culture and BECE Twi. Working through a single group at a time is usually faster than jumping around.
What is in the Ghanaian Language (Twi) question bank?
78 Ghanaian Language (Twi) questions sit across 13 skills. A written explanation follows every answer, so a wrong attempt still shows you the method.
Is Ghanaian Language (Twi) practice useful for school-based assessment, the BECE or the WASSCE?
Because Ghanaian Language (Twi) is organised by level, the sets covering school-based assessment, the BECE and the WASSCE are easy to isolate, and they are labelled Ghana GES Basic 1 to 3 syllabus, School-based assessment and Ghana GES Basic 4 to 6 syllabus.
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