@@julianaansah6367 Kwasia people of Ghana land. Why must Ghanaians always mention Nigeria in any of their useless, worthless , uncivilised and childish discussions? We don't don't share anything in common with unproductive, unintelligent, unsuccessful, ambitious and uncivilised people of banku chiefdom. Ghanaians are more closer to the "Makossa" people than Nigeria.
If you want to build your language this not the way, You can’t force someone to speak your language, Arabic that have this kind mentality have start change their ways, Can’t you understand what she trying to said She don’t said you should not speak your language, No one can tell anyone not to speak their language, what she trying to said is that when Ghanaians meet new person you don’t seen before or you don’t know him/her don’t speak your language straight to him/her because you don’t know the person is from another country, First speak English to the person and when you talk to the person you will know is Ghanaians or other country… Simple
Speak any Ghanaian language. English is the oppressors language no wonder they hate us for being foolish. If you are Ga speak Ga if you are Akan speak Twi. Let's be proud of our language Africans
As someone who was born in Ghana but raised in Nigeria virtually all my life (20 years) I could totally relate to this lady, although I speak I can speak ga, Twi, ewe and krobo. I also returned to Ghana in 2011 and have been here ever since. For some reason it wasn't so much of a struggle to shade my Nigerian accent ( I can be caught off guard sometimes when I'm not thinking 😅). My Yoruba ain't that fluent as it used to be but I still understand. Beautiful interview
@@TheJumzTV I'd have to really be into the conversation for that slip to happen 😂. I recently noticed that I actually do read in my Nigerian accent when doing a silent reading
Accra is mixed with every tribe in Ghana, the area you live and the dominant language is spoken will determine the language you will pick up. If you live in the Nima area are more likely to speak Hausa, than twi.
My dad and grandfather was born and raised in Nima and he speaks Ga, twi, fante and hausa and he speaks all 💯 fluently despite the fact he left ghana at 21 for the states..
This is the 3rd time am resubscribing, dunno why av not been seeing your uploads recently until I searched your name. Thanks for this video, really enjoyed it.
The identity of a people is their language and names. You are a slave if you maintain the languages and names of others other than those of your nation. There is nothing wrong with being expected to speak Twi in Ghana because that is the most widely spoken language. The language used for trading and thus the language to make life bearable in Ghana. English might get you by in Ghana, but to fully enjoy your life in Ghana, it is imperative that you get to terms with the Twi language. It is the same in the Netherlands: English might get you by, but learning Dutch will make life more bearable and enjoyable.
Exactly how come Africans are comfortable with learning colonizers languages but we aren’t comfortable making them learn our languages or maintain it we wouldn’t even have to learn there languages if our continent was thriving and we stay in africa they will have to come to work for us and learn our languages by force too
Ghansah is not a Nigerian name. Oheneba please appreciate Ghanaian surnames. There are many Ghanaians born and raised in Nigeria so also Nigerians born and raised in Ghana. Unity and love to Africa.
I am a Nigerian and l have met several Ghanaians that l thought were Nigerians. They tell me Nigerians speaks to them in Yoruba or Igbo languages depending their look but they have to tell those Ghanaians they are not Nigerians and they experience this several times, this is not perculiar to Ghanaians women but also Ghanaians men. When you see some Ghanaians men and women, you know straight away they are Ghanaians, other Ghanaians have Yoruba or Igbo look and their accents are typical Nigerian.
I disagree that folks should speak English in certain environments. To me, I’d be very happy if English is banned as an “official language” in Ghana and prolly Africa. I also understand that can be complicated since Twi is not the only local language in Ghana.
@Enigmatic Scorpio. Since the beginning of history twi has being the general language in Ghana. After all the twi population is more than 70 percent. Its very easy to understand even if you don't speak it. I have seen white people learn and speak Twi even where I am in the UK. English is a slavery and a foreign language but because Nigeria is a too huge a country with a lot of complications and misunderstandings they don't have a unified national language and I don't see any pride in their piggin or whatever you may call it but it's never an English language which is also a foreign slavery language to be speaking everywhere in Ghana in our own natural environment because we are not under slavery now.. Therefore is no misunderstandings about the twi language in Ghana because I know most people who are not Akans but feel very happy ti speak the Akan language their language is only understood by their own people but not the general public in Ghana as the Twi language is. That is a fact of history and can never be changed!. Thanks.
@@kaymends7190 I did mention Twi and never mentioned Ashanti Twi. I did point out on nothing can change about the common language the majority speak and understand that can't change under any circumstance! . I did not make any mention about people or any kings that played or didn't play any part of slavery without the reference to any history book as an evidence and I did not also tackle on times of slavery that the word Ashanti didn't even exist where still some people make accusations against others without citations of any existing written evidence to support their claims which id not my cup on tea anyway. I am talking about the fact that nothing can ever change in Ghana when it comes to a general language but didn't mention anything like Ashanti as you read the text. Thank you.
@@kaymends7190 I am not ready to fight with people who don't know that there is no need to stay in my own native Ghana and used foreign language knowing it or not that at least the English language also came about through our last slave masters but at least its not a Ghanaian language and most of the population can't speak it well or understand it well, although the English language is the Ghanaian medium for education and people speak it wherever they need to so its not as if Ghanaians don't speak or understand English but that is not the local language that those without classroom education understand. I once asked why Russia President Called Boris jetson didn't speak English in an official visit ti England. Someone answered me and asked me why should he bring himself so low that his host does speak Russian language when they go on visits but let translators do the job but you expect him to speak the language of where he is visiting, and that made sense to me.
@@kaymends7190 If English is not a slavery language to you but your kingship language it's your opinion and everyone is subject ti his or her owb opinions. Here in the UK during my time as a sociology /Criminology student, a lecture asked me why black people names choose English names instead of their own native names of their ancestors?. I did tell the lecturer that our parents choose those names for us during baptism as Christians in our childhoods. Its didn't sit well with the lecturer and all the rest of my fellow white classmates. We were only two Africans in the class myself and one Nigerian some years back, here in Middlesbrough, NE of England. This same question was thrown to me by one of my work colleagues not a lecturer or a classroom mate. So if you are in Africa and you don't actually have ab insight about the way these people view as and largely look down on Africans because of all these things we are talking about, you will surely not have the feelings as I do as an African. One of my mates earlier during my first degree at Northampton University had ti change his English name to a local Ghanaian name he preferred because of these white embarrassing questions so therefore you do have your experience so as mine so if i choose the word slavery language and its offensive to you or you have not heard it before then that is your opinion not mine. But I could perhaps hope that one day in your own live time you might have the experience that I have had with regards to all that we have tackled today. That's all I can say and I don't have further time to waste here.
Naa its the Tribe, you could feel the Ga tonations in her language. Its the Ga and yuroba in her. We have other Nigerians who have stayed here for long and they really sound Ghanaian.
Ghana and Nigeria are the closest countries in Africa in terms of genetic make up, language, me di33 sometimes I can’t tell the difference when they speak but maybe because I’ve lived in England but the locals can tell the difference..
I am proud of my twi if go to Germany they speak German why don't i also speak my twi if i see Nigerians speaking English i see them as if they have lost their way
Is only idiots fool like kwame kusi illiterate will come out saying brave president to change the language to twi, bec Gh belongs to illiterates Ashantis like him, 250% can't even read and write, illiterate kwame kusi Gh don't belongs Ashantis fool.
Can’t you understand what she trying to said She don’t said you should not speak your language, No one can tell anyone not to speak your language, what she trying to said is that when Ghanaians meet new person you don’t seen before or you don’t know him/her don’t speak your language straight to him/her because you don’t know the person is from another country, First speak English to the person and when you talk to the person you will know is Ghanaians or other country… Simple
@@kofisam4106 Africans are real funny. Jealousy for each other keeping us behind. If 48% speak twi why don't we make it national language but rather happy to use foreign language as national language. It doesn't mean you cannot speak other languages noooooo.
We need to speak English in Ghana because English is an international language. If the president makes everything twi, many Ghanaians will not be able to speak English again in years to come. If that happens, if you move outside of ghana, you won't understand anybody and nobody will understand you. Social media will become difficult to use because the standard language is English. Many books, knowledge, documentaries, schools, science, maths, religion... almost everything is in English in this world.
I am just curious. In one of your blogs you said that you heard Ghanaian men tend like Nigerian women. What if it is the other way round: Nigerian women are attracted to Ghanaian men?
It is not true there are several Ghanaians men married to Nigerians Women are the same everywhere. They find love everywhere. Go to Europe and see the intermarriage between Ghanaian men and Nigerian woman. The intermarriage has been going on for ages. Nigerians always act as if they are better than any human being. Your women are just like every woman just like your men. stop tickling yourself.
@@euhan9727 Before you can see Ghanaian woman that Nigeria man is dating or married check it well 1 They don’t meet in Ghana or them don’t stay in Ghana 2 If they meet in ghana that means the lady is already travel outside before come back to ghana 3 And if you see any ghana lady dating or married Nigeria and she never travel out of ghana that mean she use to work out with other country guys so he can grab the mentality 4 And you can see Ghana lady dating or married to other country but out of 100% you can see 10%…. Basically is hard for Ghana lady to date outsider because of the language they speak I don’t said they don’t speak English but most of them like who speak their own language.
I hope the Ghanaian government will come across this and take note. Imagine how N!gerians don’t allow students with roots from other African countries not do national service? This is not only discriminatory but sens€less. That country will never be fit to lead Africa. This is the second time I’m hearing such extreme discrimination and segregation against other Africans in that country. Tgere was a guy whose parent were from Volta but was born in Nigeria,he and his siblings were denied admission to the university due a similar cruel law from that country. Ghanaians must wake up and you put things right to protect our citizens. Especially since several of their people prefer to school in Ghana and remain afterwards. Some are even taking advantage of the fee SHS meant for Ghanaians (can you imagine that)!?
You see, this English thing that you people always complain about i don't get it. Are we British or Americans, are we Canadians or we are Africans? cooperate environment so what? If we don't change out attitudes and move away from this colonial mentality and get out of inferiority complex, and desist from seeing ourselves as interior and that anything African is inferior, Africa will continue to remain under developed. How many years after independence? Why do you still want to hold on to some of these things? Go to China, Japan, Argentina, Brazil, even Russia and some of these great countries, what do they do with English? If you Nigerians will abandon your God given and spiritual language for your colonial master's language so be it. Count Ghana out.
My man calm down am Nigerian i can tell u the root of all this , the thing is we jave above 200 local languages in nigeria ,am from the east mainly we speak igbo west yoroba north hausa and in igbo as example imo state and enugu state is same igbo occupied state but there igbo does not sound the same not completely, the same goes to yoruba and hausa so we as nigeria adopt pidgin which in nigeria right now 50% speak nigeria pidgin 10% speak normally English and 40 speak the native language so u see now depending on de region u are you will hear local miss with pidgin mostly so is no about colonial masters is about how someone from east west south and north can hear and understand there self as a country and u ur self might have also noticed we speak more of pidgin
I disagree with you about the language. English is a white people's language. As long as you live in Ghana, you must (I mean MUST learn) to speak some of our indigenous languages. You can get angry all you want. I hope it never changes. Foreigners must try to learn to assimilate just like in the USA, France, Germany, China, England, etc. If Nigerians want to speak English or Pigeon, that's cool. In Ghana, it is not ok.
You were sounding okay until you started veering off… what’s makes Ghana great is her ability to be accommodating and loving, what you are suggesting will make Ghana the same as the bad guys ghs in Africa
In Nigeria, you can do without tin tomatoes because of tatashe and bawa which gives the stew a reddish appealing effect but you need tim tomatoes in Ghana to replace tatashe.
it is a common knowledge that when you are connected to a place you are always connected so don't make it's a Ghanaian- Nigerian thing. I wonder how you guys understand certain stuffs.
Can’t you understand what she trying to said She don’t said you should not speak your language, No one can tell anyone not to speak your language, what she trying to said is that when Ghanaians meet new person you don’t seen before or you don’t know him/her don’t speak your language straight to him/her because you don’t know the person is from another country, First speak English to the person and when you talk to the person you will know is Ghanaians or other country… Example
Because they are the majority and most people speak twi anyway so why bother learn another language spoken by minority. Just like most people speak English. Will be interesting to know second most popular language in Ghana. I think its Dagbani
The VERY REASON why most of the other languages in Ghana are gradually diminishing. Parents from some tribes in Ghana force their kids to speak English as if it’s a badge of honor. Especially Ewes. LOL. What I love about Akans, ESPECIALLY Ashanti’s is they will speak English just to get by in some situations but EXTREMELY PROUD to speak their own language. To extent where they take pride in teaching others how to speak it.
You can’t go to China now and China man don’t seen your before or know your before will speak China to you directly… Ok this what Ghanaian can’t understand, Nobody said you should not speak your language but don’t speak for the person you don’t see before or know before it really bad, Example You come to Naija now I never seen your before and I don’t know you can’t speak Yoruba to you directly, HOW YOU WILL FEEL ?___I will Like To speak pigin to you and when we talk I will know which tribe you come from and when I know you from Yoruba I will speak it with you simple
@@oladirantoluwalase1992 learn from you?😂 The Chinese president doesn't speak English, he speaks his home land language and brings a translator with him anytime. Ghanaians speak English and our local languages but we speak our local languages more, if you're bothered with us speaking our native language because you can't understand what we're saying,then bad luck🤣 we are not going to trade our language to English to suit you. If you can't stand the heat , go to China 😊
@@esi4940 See what you said😂😂😂😂, You said China president don’t hear English but he carry him translator along him, So why him carry translator around him ?
I have noticed that all the “so called “ Ghanaians who lived in Nigeria for long are Gas and Ewes. I’m yet to see a true Akan/Twi /Fantse Ghanaian who lived in Nigeria . I’m not surprise though.
Ghanaians are right, they speak their own language, and its good, travel anywhere in Europe they speak their own language.
We also want to build our language like the English and the French. We will forever speak our Twi
Period
@@julianaansah6367
Kwasia people of Ghana land. Why must Ghanaians always mention Nigeria in any of their useless, worthless , uncivilised and childish discussions? We don't don't share anything in common with unproductive, unintelligent, unsuccessful, ambitious and uncivilised people of banku chiefdom. Ghanaians are more closer to the "Makossa" people than Nigeria.
If you want to build your language this not the way, You can’t force someone to speak your language, Arabic that have this kind mentality have start change their ways, Can’t you understand what she trying to said She don’t said you should not speak your language, No one can tell anyone not to speak their language, what she trying to said is that when Ghanaians meet new person you don’t seen before or you don’t know him/her don’t speak your language straight to him/her because you don’t know the person is from another country, First speak English to the person and when you talk to the person you will know is Ghanaians or other country… Simple
That’s good!
Speak any Ghanaian language.
English is the oppressors language no wonder they hate us for being foolish. If you are Ga speak Ga if you are Akan speak Twi.
Let's be proud of our language Africans
Ga, Twi, Yoruba & English -a real West African 👍👍👍
proper real Nigeria brought up.. "Always in hurry".. 😂😂😂 .one love 🇳🇬🇬🇭
As someone who was born in Ghana but raised in Nigeria virtually all my life (20 years) I could totally relate to this lady, although I speak I can speak ga, Twi, ewe and krobo. I also returned to Ghana in 2011 and have been here ever since. For some reason it wasn't so much of a struggle to shade my Nigerian accent ( I can be caught off guard sometimes when I'm not thinking 😅). My Yoruba ain't that fluent as it used to be but I still understand.
Beautiful interview
I will like to catch you off guard so I can hear your Nigerian accent 😂
@@TheJumzTV I'd have to really be into the conversation for that slip to happen 😂. I recently noticed that I actually do read in my Nigerian accent when doing a silent reading
@@austinegabo104 This is so funny 😂😂😂. The Nigerian blood really is in you 😋.
Ladies, everyone on earth has got an accent! The way you speak is your accent and it travels globally!
Definitely.
Nice to watch. She( patience )is so beautiful and lovely. It so surprising that she behaves like a typical posh Nigerians ! God bless u all. Cheers.❤
😂😂
Liberian accent!! OMG! It’s so hard 😂 Nigeria and Ghana are not difficult
Liberian accent is really something o! 😄
Accra is mixed with every tribe in Ghana, the area you live and the dominant language is spoken will determine the language you will pick up. If you live in the Nima area are more likely to speak Hausa, than twi.
Yeah, I agree.
My dad and grandfather was born and raised in Nima and he speaks Ga, twi, fante and hausa and he speaks all 💯 fluently despite the fact he left ghana at 21 for the states..
Two of my two favorite people. I enjoyed this one o.
Awwwn. Glad you did .
Oprah Coco!!!
This is the 3rd time am resubscribing, dunno why av not been seeing your uploads recently until I searched your name. Thanks for this video, really enjoyed it.
Eiii, I wonder what the issue is.
One of my avid followers too complained.
Thank you so much for searching and supporting.
God bless you.
Maybe you can check the notification part again.
The identity of a people is their language and names. You are a slave if you maintain the languages and names of others other than those of your nation. There is nothing wrong with being expected to speak Twi in Ghana because that is the most widely spoken language. The language used for trading and thus the language to make life bearable in Ghana. English might get you by in Ghana, but to fully enjoy your life in Ghana, it is imperative that you get to terms with the Twi language. It is the same in the Netherlands: English might get you by, but learning Dutch will make life more bearable and enjoyable.
Exactly how come Africans are comfortable with learning colonizers languages but we aren’t comfortable making them learn our languages or maintain it we wouldn’t even have to learn there languages if our continent was thriving and we stay in africa they will have to come to work for us and learn our languages by force too
I really like the personalities u bring on board each and every time. And ur way of interviewing is top notch. Kudos dearie👍
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy it.
Jumz your gues cannot confused as she's full naija but I enjoyed the show
She’s full Naija? Eiiii
Ghansah is not a Nigerian name. Oheneba please appreciate Ghanaian surnames. There are many Ghanaians born and raised in Nigeria so also Nigerians born and raised in Ghana. Unity and love to Africa.
I could tell directly she is Ga, her tonation.
Oh nice!
I really enjoyed watching you guys
Glad you did.
Really enjoying here oo😊
Very nice interactions and liked it.
Glad you did.
I am a Nigerian and l have met several Ghanaians that l thought were Nigerians. They tell me Nigerians speaks to them in Yoruba or Igbo languages depending their look but they have to tell those Ghanaians they are not Nigerians and they experience this several times, this is not perculiar to Ghanaians women but also Ghanaians men. When you see some Ghanaians men and women, you know straight away they are Ghanaians, other Ghanaians have Yoruba or Igbo look and their accents are typical Nigerian.
I disagree that folks should speak English in certain environments. To me, I’d be very happy if English is banned as an “official language” in Ghana and prolly Africa.
I also understand that can be complicated since Twi is not the only local language in Ghana.
@Enigmatic Scorpio. Since the beginning of history twi has being the general language in Ghana. After all the twi population is more than 70 percent. Its very easy to understand even if you don't speak it. I have seen white people learn and speak Twi even where I am in the UK. English is a slavery and a foreign language but because Nigeria is a too huge a country with a lot of complications and misunderstandings they don't have a unified national language and I don't see any pride in their piggin or whatever you may call it but it's never an English language which is also a foreign slavery language to be speaking everywhere in Ghana in our own natural environment because we are not under slavery now..
Therefore is no misunderstandings about the twi language in Ghana because I know most people who are not Akans but feel very happy ti speak the Akan language their language is only understood by their own people but not the general public in Ghana as the Twi language is. That is a fact of history and can never be changed!. Thanks.
@@kaymends7190 I did mention Twi and never mentioned Ashanti Twi. I did point out on nothing can change about the common language the majority speak and understand that can't change under any circumstance! . I did not make any mention about people or any kings that played or didn't play any part of slavery without the reference to any history book as an evidence and I did not also tackle on times of slavery that the word Ashanti didn't even exist where still some people make accusations against others without citations of any existing written evidence to support their claims which id not my cup on tea anyway. I am talking about the fact that nothing can ever change in Ghana when it comes to a general language but didn't mention anything like Ashanti as you read the text. Thank you.
@@kaymends7190 And clearly my purpose was not to lectures on history but to the point of the relevant subject.
@@kaymends7190 I am not ready to fight with people who don't know that there is no need to stay in my own native Ghana and used foreign language knowing it or not that at least the English language also came about through our last slave masters but at least its not a Ghanaian language and most of the population can't speak it well or understand it well, although the English language is the Ghanaian medium for education and people speak it wherever they need to so its not as if Ghanaians don't speak or understand English but that is not the local language that those without classroom education understand. I once asked why Russia President Called Boris jetson didn't speak English in an official visit ti England. Someone answered me and asked me why should he bring himself so low that his host does speak Russian language when they go on visits but let translators do the job but you expect him to speak the language of where he is visiting, and that made sense to me.
@@kaymends7190 If English is not a slavery language to you but your kingship language it's your opinion and everyone is subject ti his or her owb opinions. Here in the UK during my time as a sociology /Criminology student, a lecture asked me why black people names choose English names instead of their own native names of their ancestors?. I did tell the lecturer that our parents choose those names for us during baptism as Christians in our childhoods. Its didn't sit well with the lecturer and all the rest of my fellow white classmates. We were only two Africans in the class myself and one Nigerian some years back, here in Middlesbrough, NE of England. This same question was thrown to me by one of my work colleagues not a lecturer or a classroom mate. So if you are in Africa and you don't actually have ab insight about the way these people view as and largely look down on Africans because of all these things we are talking about, you will surely not have the feelings as I do as an African.
One of my mates earlier during my first degree at Northampton University had ti change his English name to a local Ghanaian name he preferred because of these white embarrassing questions so therefore you do have your experience so as mine so if i choose the word slavery language and its offensive to you or you have not heard it before then that is your opinion not mine. But I could perhaps hope that one day in your own live time you might have the experience that I have had with regards to all that we have tackled today. That's all I can say and I don't have further time to waste here.
Nice interview
Thank youuu! 😃
I am just curious to know how you fish your guests out...very interesting stories to share...
😂😂😂. I’m glad you enjoy them.
i feel the ghanaian accent is even stronger
For my guest?
Naa its the Tribe, you could feel the Ga tonations in her language. Its the Ga and yuroba in her. We have other Nigerians who have stayed here for long and they really sound Ghanaian.
Wetin be yuroba😆😅
Oga na _Yoruba_
@@Kastady hahahahah
Unless they no born you in Naija
Once they born you in Naija and you grow up there forget
@@Kastady na typo ogaa.
Nii,she is not a Ga.Her parents are Nigerian and she was born there.
Akan Twi 🇬🇭 goes through the whole GH 🇬🇭
Ghana and Nigeria are the closest countries in Africa in terms of genetic make up, language, me di33 sometimes I can’t tell the difference when they speak but maybe because I’ve lived in England but the locals can tell the difference..
Twi forever
I am from saltpond too
Lovely!
I am proud of my twi if go to Germany they speak German why don't i also speak my twi if i see Nigerians speaking English i see them as if they have lost their way
Twi is our Ghana language main language, English is someone language , I want brave president that will come and change everything to Twi.
Is only idiots fool like kwame kusi illiterate will come out saying brave president to change the language to twi, bec Gh belongs to illiterates Ashantis like him, 250% can't even read and write, illiterate kwame kusi Gh don't belongs Ashantis fool.
Can’t you understand what she trying to said She don’t said you should not speak your language, No one can tell anyone not to speak your language, what she trying to said is that when Ghanaians meet new person you don’t seen before or you don’t know him/her don’t speak your language straight to him/her because you don’t know the person is from another country, First speak English to the person and when you talk to the person you will know is Ghanaians or other country… Simple
Twi is the main language for akans... 52 percent of Ghanaians are not Akans.
@@kofisam4106 Africans are real funny. Jealousy for each other keeping us behind. If 48% speak twi why don't we make it national language but rather happy to use foreign language as national language. It doesn't mean you cannot speak other languages noooooo.
We need to speak English in Ghana because English is an international language. If the president makes everything twi, many Ghanaians will not be able to speak English again in years to come. If that happens, if you move outside of ghana, you won't understand anybody and nobody will understand you. Social media will become difficult to use because the standard language is English.
Many books, knowledge, documentaries, schools, science, maths, religion... almost everything is in English in this world.
We Ghanaians speak our pidgin metaphorically
I am just curious. In one of your blogs you said that you heard Ghanaian men tend like Nigerian women. What if it is the other way round: Nigerian women are attracted to Ghanaian men?
Can man can’t spend like Naija
That could be the case too. 😅 These are just things I’ve heard over time.
Oh! Thank you for following and even taking note of what I say. 😀
It is not true there are several Ghanaians men married to Nigerians Women are the same everywhere. They find love everywhere. Go to Europe and see the intermarriage between Ghanaian men and Nigerian woman. The intermarriage has been going on for ages. Nigerians always act as if they are better than any human being. Your women are just like every woman just like your men. stop tickling yourself.
@@euhan9727 Before you can see Ghanaian woman that Nigeria man is dating or married check it well
1 They don’t meet in Ghana or them don’t stay in Ghana
2 If they meet in ghana that means the lady is already travel outside before come back to ghana
3 And if you see any ghana lady dating or married Nigeria and she never travel out of ghana that mean she use to work out with other country guys so he can grab the mentality
4 And you can see Ghana lady dating or married to other country but out of 100% you can see 10%…. Basically is hard for Ghana lady to date outsider because of the language they speak I don’t said they don’t speak English but most of them like who speak their own language.
@@oladirantoluwalase1992 gibberish!!!
There are alots of yorubas in Accra Newtown formally Lagos town,half of my mom's family are from Oshogbo from osun state,
So Lovely. Where in Accra is this Newtown/Lagos town?
@@TheJumzTV ask if u are in Accra,20mns drive from circle, Accra
Another one.. " I dey for road top" . 🤣😂
Yessss, this one ehh😂😂
I hope the Ghanaian government will come across this and take note. Imagine how N!gerians don’t allow students with roots from other African countries not do national service? This is not only discriminatory but sens€less. That country will never be fit to lead Africa. This is the second time I’m hearing such extreme discrimination and segregation against other Africans in that country. Tgere was a guy whose parent were from Volta but was born in Nigeria,he and his siblings were denied admission to the university due a similar cruel law from that country. Ghanaians must wake up and you put things right to protect our citizens. Especially since several of their people prefer to school in Ghana and remain afterwards. Some are even taking advantage of the fee SHS meant for Ghanaians (can you imagine that)!?
Maybe you were sleeping when she explained the reason why she and her sister couldn't serve in Nigeria. Nigeria is not as stiff like other countries.
This girl speaks good Yoruba wow...
Aje 😂
Yeah, she does o.
@@TheJumzTV She is Nigerian,she was born there
I know Ilorin so as Offa, if i'm correct,the city looks like Kumasi.
My dear sister you are very wrong with your words because in Europe each and everyone speaks his or her own language so try to learn the language
You see, this English thing that you people always complain about i don't get it. Are we British or Americans, are we Canadians or we are Africans? cooperate environment so what? If we don't change out attitudes and move away from this colonial mentality and get out of inferiority complex, and desist from seeing ourselves as interior and that anything African is inferior, Africa will continue to remain under developed.
How many years after independence? Why do you still want to hold on to some of these things? Go to China, Japan, Argentina, Brazil, even Russia and some of these great countries, what do they do with English?
If you Nigerians will abandon your God given and spiritual language for your colonial master's language so be it. Count Ghana out.
My man calm down am Nigerian i can tell u the root of all this , the thing is we jave above 200 local languages in nigeria ,am from the east mainly we speak igbo west yoroba north hausa and in igbo as example imo state and enugu state is same igbo occupied state but there igbo does not sound the same not completely, the same goes to yoruba and hausa so we as nigeria adopt pidgin which in nigeria right now 50% speak nigeria pidgin 10% speak normally English and 40 speak the native language so u see now depending on de region u are you will hear local miss with pidgin mostly so is no about colonial masters is about how someone from east west south and north can hear and understand there self as a country and u ur self might have also noticed we speak more of pidgin
They always get mad at us that we don’t speak English enough to hell with English we like our native languages
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You are a true daughter of the Banku chiefdom of Ghana land. Keep it up!!!
@@lukoadams1995 hahahaha
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Teshie and nungua are just twin city
Hmmm Jumz I don’t get ur notifications
Eiii, please can you do the settings again? Like click on the notification icon again.
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I disagree with you about the language. English is a white people's language. As long as you live in Ghana, you must (I mean MUST learn) to speak some of our indigenous languages. You can get angry all you want. I hope it never changes. Foreigners must try to learn to assimilate just like in the USA, France, Germany, China, England, etc. If Nigerians want to speak English or Pigeon, that's cool. In Ghana, it is not ok.
U can’t speak English first in Germany 🇩🇪 or Spain 🇪🇸
You have a typical Nigerian accent and 100 percent Nigerian look. Thumb up for both of you.
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Awwwn, thank you for joining the family.
Driving on the apron is traffic offense in any lawful country.
You were sounding okay until you started veering off… what’s makes Ghana great is her ability to be accommodating and loving, what you are suggesting will make Ghana the same as the bad guys ghs in Africa
But it's like you, Nigerians, everything, sir, sir, sir.
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Seriously do you think the Chinese speak English at the work place ? Be proud of your African ness not annoyed by it very sad
Jumz, your guest mannerisms, speech and accent, sounds more Nigerian than yours.
I think so too o😂😂
"please thank you" is NOT Ghanaian. Ghanaians used to tease the Akwapims for their overly politeness. In Takoradi you won't hear "please thank you"!
Really? So, it’s not everywhere?
In Nigeria, you can do without tin tomatoes because of tatashe and bawa which gives the stew a reddish appealing effect but you need tim tomatoes in Ghana to replace tatashe.
Yo! Correct✅
This makes lots of sense, I didn’t even think in this direction.
I love watching Ghanaian Media but they're used to use Ghanaian language rather than English.🤣
@@robinson4065 that's very good
That’s true lol… Ghanaian will NEVER do stew without Tin Tomatoes. I realized Nigerians don’t use it and it made me struggle to eat their stew
it is a common knowledge that when you are connected to a place you are always connected so don't make it's a Ghanaian- Nigerian thing. I wonder how you guys understand certain stuffs.
Oshwei is afternoon
Ogyeikoo is morning
Thanks....and night?
I like your interviews but one thing I noticed about your interviews is you seem to sometimes tease us
😅 Ah! In what way?
Its twi people who speak their language to every one the rest don't do that
Can’t you understand what she trying to said She don’t said you should not speak your language, No one can tell anyone not to speak your language, what she trying to said is that when Ghanaians meet new person you don’t seen before or you don’t know him/her don’t speak your language straight to him/her because you don’t know the person is from another country, First speak English to the person and when you talk to the person you will know is Ghanaians or other country… Example
Because they are the majority and most people speak twi anyway so why bother learn another language spoken by minority. Just like most people speak English.
Will be interesting to know second most popular language in Ghana. I think its Dagbani
The VERY REASON why most of the other languages in Ghana are gradually diminishing. Parents from some tribes in Ghana force their kids to speak English as if it’s a badge of honor. Especially Ewes. LOL.
What I love about Akans, ESPECIALLY Ashanti’s is they will speak English just to get by in some situations but EXTREMELY PROUD to speak their own language. To extent where they take pride in teaching others how to speak it.
@@elisobais very true,when you go abroad its like some tribes don't exist.their children only speak English and their parents are proud of it.
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I know as a Ghanaian we use please a lot, but, please thank you 🤔, am yet to hear that. I think that is too stretched .
Really? If you live in Ghana, I’m sure you would have heard it. 😅
The Ga people are originally Yoruba people from ile ife
We Know Already
Yeah, I was told that.
Really. There were some indigenous Ga people before others arrived at Accra.
Ga's are never Yuroba. Abeg go away with your misinformation
@@dennisbrown7930 Why do some Gas and Yoruba people bear the sam name?
No body is begging u. It’s totally social politeness and etiquette. Ghanaians are proudly Africans and proud of our traditional language
Imagine going to china and asking why they speak Chinese and not English. 😂😂😂 Shallow minded
You can’t go to China now and China man don’t seen your before or know your before will speak China to you directly… Ok this what Ghanaian can’t understand, Nobody said you should not speak your language but don’t speak for the person you don’t see before or know before it really bad, Example You come to Naija now I never seen your before and I don’t know you can’t speak Yoruba to you directly, HOW YOU WILL FEEL ?___I will Like To speak pigin to you and when we talk I will know which tribe you come from and when I know you from Yoruba I will speak it with you simple
@@oladirantoluwalase1992 Cry me river 😂. I will speak my language. If you can't stand it, leave the country and go to somewhere. 🤣
@@esi4940 Smile I know it hard for you Ghanaians to understand, you don’t want to learn
@@oladirantoluwalase1992 learn from you?😂 The Chinese president doesn't speak English, he speaks his home land language and brings a translator with him anytime. Ghanaians speak English and our local languages but we speak our local languages more, if you're bothered with us speaking our native language because you can't understand what we're saying,then bad luck🤣 we are not going to trade our language to English to suit you. If you can't stand the heat , go to China 😊
@@esi4940 See what you said😂😂😂😂, You said China president don’t hear English but he carry him translator along him, So why him carry translator around him ?
I have noticed that all the “so called “ Ghanaians who lived in Nigeria for long are Gas and Ewes. I’m yet to see a true Akan/Twi /Fantse Ghanaian who lived in Nigeria . I’m not surprise though.
Yall look the same
Oh how?
Nigerians and Ghanains all look the same..no difference
No we don't we're not the same as Nigerians
You are not a Ghanaian