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Sometime back, I posted a lesson on some terms that you could use to call the people that you love. While I did not set out to compile a list that targeted mainly at the female gender, it pretty much came out as such. If you missed that lesson, please click on the link below to go check it out:
Today's lesson is the part two to that lesson. This time around, we are focusing on some affectionate terms in Twi that you can use to refer to your husband or boyfriend.
Time telling vocabulary:
Times of day:
Telling the o'clocks:
Counting from 1 - 100:
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