Nigerian Content Creator Brain Jotter Speaks Twi Fluently Like A Native Speaker, Ghanaians React
- Nigerian content creator Brain Jotter, in a video that went viral, spoke Twi fluently to the amazement of many Ghanaians
- In the video, the content creator who came to Ghana recently had a playful interaction with a lady in the language
- Reacting to the video, many Ghanaians questioned how he was so fluent in the language when he was not a native speaker
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Nigerian comedian Brain Jotter has impressed many with his fluency in Twi, as he rattled the popular Ghanaian language.
The popular content creator showed off his impeccable language skills in a video that has gone viral on social media.
In the video, Brain Jotter engaged in a light-hearted conversation with a lady in the popular Ghanaian language.
Many Ghanaians who watched the video expressed amazement at his fluency, with some questioning how he learned Twi so well.
Some speculated that he might have spent time in Ghana before or had some exposure to the language.
Brain Jotter impresses Ghanaians with Twi talk
YEN.com.gh has gathered some reactions to the video from social media users.
Akosua Dubai Superwoman said:
"Brain Jotter you are good in languages, because we hv some Ghanaians who can’t speak it well and to understand koraaa is a problem. Kudos."
Dace said:
"Does he sell phone covers in Ghana? 😅😅How come he’s learning twi so fast."
NanaBaAhinkan wrote:
"whoever thought u twi has done us biggest harm paaaa 😂"
White love commented:
"he can speak better twi than Efo 😅"
Benjamin said:
"Two days in my country and ur already speaking my language see how sweet Ghana is."
Akosua Dubai Superwoman reacted:
"Brain Jotter you are good in languages, because we hv some Ghanaians who can’t speak it well and to understand koraaa is a problem."
Davido speaks Twi in video
Brain Jotter is not the only Nigerian who speaks Twi very well; Davido also can speak the language.
In a previous report by YEN.com.gh, the singer welcomed blogger Ghhyper in the Ghanaian tongue.
The pair had a lovely interaction, which stirred reactions online among netizens who were impressed.
Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh
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Source: YEN.com.gh