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By the end of today's lesson, you will know the Twi names of some popular foods. This is the first of two preparatory Twi vocabulary lessons towards our speaking lesson on food and eating.
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[@andrewhowson7540]

In Jamaica we also call avocado pear.

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[@andrewhowson7540]

@@learnakan Yeah, we have Twi words in our Patois, but they may sound different like potopoto instead of mpotompoto, and Ku instead of Hu (actually we use Ku to mean see and look, lol). We are indeed one.

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Maakye Teacher Yaw. Love, love, love your videos, they've taught me sooooo much. Please I just wanted to ask if "mm)nk)" is the same word for both "lobster" and "shrimp"?

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Thank you, too, Thierry, for your kind words. Glad to have you here ❤😊

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Casava leaves, and especially root is an excellent natural shampoo and body wash. It is still used for this purpose by native people across the Americas

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