Build Your Twi Skills, One Step at a Time

What You'll Discover

Coming December 2026

Start with Twi for real-life situations. From greetings and introductions to shopping, invitations, colors, and directions, each new lesson builds on familiar language patterns so learners can gradually say more with confidence.

Topics include:

My First Akan (Twi) Workbook

Getting Started with Twi

Introduce yourself and others — say hello and welcome, tell someone your name, ask another person’s name, and introduce family members.

Learn the sounds of Twi — explore the 22-letter Twi alphabet, identify the seven vowels, and practice connecting letters with their sounds.

Use respectful everyday greetings — greet people at different times of day, use respectful titles, ask “How are you?”, respond, and keep a simple conversation going.

Everyday Conversations

Talk about wants and preferences — say “I would like…”, ask “Would you like…?”, and reuse familiar sentence patterns with new vocabulary.

Invite someone along — use “Let’s + verb” to suggest everyday activities like going, eating, playing, or dancing.

Ask and answer “Where is…?” — practice describing where something is located.

Describe the world around you — learn common colors and use them with familiar objects.

Numbers, Shopping & Market Day

Count and use numbers — practice numbers 1–20 and count by tens to 50.

Learn about Ghanaian cedi currency — recognize how money is used in everyday situations.

Practice simple market conversations — ask “How much?”, talk about prices, and use familiar phrases while shopping.

Your Explorer Journey

Twi Resources

Included with Your Workbook

Every workbook includes access to companion MP3 listening files under the Twi Resources tab. Use the access code found on the first page of your workbook to play or download audio from the lessons, hear Twi words and phrases, and practice along at your own pace.