Twi phrases
How to say please in Twi
Please in Twi is “Mepaakyɛw”. There are 11 ways to say it below, with when to use each.
Mepaakyɛw
Every way to say please in Twi
Mepaakyɛw
Please
The spoken form of Mepa wo kyɛw.
Source: Peace Corps Ghana, Introduction to the Akan Twi Language
Mepa wo kyɛw
Please (written form)
Explained as 'I take off my hat to you'.
Source: UW-Madison LCTL Resources: Being Polite in Akan Twi
Yɛnfrɛ me obroni
Please don't call me obroni
Obroni means foreigner; children often call it out to visitors.
Source: Peace Corps Ghana, Introduction to the Akan Twi Language
Mepaakyɛw, te so
Please reduce the price
Source: Peace Corps Ghana, Introduction to the Akan Twi Language
Mepaakyɛw, to so
Please add a little extra
Asking the seller for a small free addition, a 'dash'.
Source: Peace Corps Ghana, Introduction to the Akan Twi Language
Mepaakyɛw, boa me
Please help me
Source: Peace Corps Ghana, Introduction to the Akan Twi Language
Mepaakyɛw, ma me nsesa
Please give me my change
Source: Peace Corps Ghana, Introduction to the Akan Twi Language
Mepaakyɛw, wo ho te sɛn?
Please, how are you? (polite)
Source: UW-Madison LCTL Resources: Being Polite in Akan Twi
Mepaakyɛw, wobɛtumi aka no bio?
Please, can you say it again?
Source: Peace Corps Ghana, Introduction to the Akan Twi Language
Mepaakyɛw, mfa nkyene pii ngu mu
Please don't put a lot of salt in it
Source: Peace Corps Ghana, Introduction to the Akan Twi Language
Mepaakyɛw, wobɛtumi aka no brɛoo?
Please, can you speak more slowly?
Source: Peace Corps Ghana, Introduction to the Akan Twi Language
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How do you say please in Twi?
“Mepaakyɛw”. The spoken form of Mepa wo kyɛw. Other ways: “Mepa wo kyɛw” (Please (written form)); “Yɛnfrɛ me obroni” (Please don't call me obroni); “Mepaakyɛw, te so” (Please reduce the price).
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