Young Ghanaian Girl In Finland Reads Twi With An Accent, Peeps React Humorously

Young Ghanaian Girl In Finland Reads Twi With An Accent, Peeps React Humorously

  • A young Ghanaian girl named Hiqma, residing in Finland, gained attention on social media after attempting to read a short script in the Ghanaian language, Twi
  • Despite her foreign accent, Hiqma made sincere efforts to pronounce the words correctly and displayed a deep understanding of the language by answering basic questions in Twi
  • The heartwarming video received widespread praise, emphasising the importance of cultural connection and preserving language among the diaspora community

A young Ghanaian girl named Hiqma, residing in Finland, charmed viewers by attempting to read a short script in Twi, a Ghanaian language.

Despite her foreign accent, Hiqma made sincere efforts to pronounce the words correctly.

The script contained basic questions in Twi, such as "How are you?" and "Do you know each other?" While Hiqma read, a lady who was not videoed, probably her mother, corrected her when she made mistakes.

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Young Ghanaian girl in Finland reads Twi with an accent: peeps react humuorously
A collage of the young lady, Hiqma reading Twi Photo credit: @Zionfelix Source: Facebook
Source: Facebook

The video shared by Zionfelix showed that despite her difficulty in fluently reading the script, Hiqma displayed a deep understanding of the Twi language, answering the questions appropriately.

The heartening clip serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of cultural connection, resonating with viewers across the globe.

Watch the video below:

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The video garnered widespread attention, with viewers praising Hiqma for her efforts to connect with her Ghanaian heritage.

Many viewers admired her willingness to learn and participate in her cultural roots, even from a distant land, highlighting the importance of preserving language and traditions among the diaspora community.

Read some of the reactions below:

@Luda Brandy Gh said:

She's Brilliant, she tried

@Theophilus Donkor wrote:

I Can't continue watching because my stomach is paining me

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Richmond Elikem said:

This is hilarious♥️

David Ayim recommended:

She can learn more and into details from "Sua Twi initiative" on YouTube , by Nana Ayim Amisah.

Kojo Phordjour Boateng said:

Backward C paa. Twi is difficult to read but simple to speak

Nana Agyei Boateng Sikapa wrote:

she need to visit her grandma at the village one day

Abrade Gyamfua said:

Don't say nnamfofoɔ. It is rather, ''namfonom''. But she's doing great. More practice and she will be alright.

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Meanwhile, a Canadian-born Ghanaian nurse, known as @onlyonemanassa, is gaining attention on social media for her efforts to learn Twi.

In videos, she speaks Twi with an accent, occasionally switching to English.

She recently appeared on Ghanaian TV and expressed joy in a Twi video, celebrating her achievement.

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In another story, Dancehall artist Stonebwoy was seen in a video teaching his daughter Ewe, his local language.

In the video, he holds his daughter and repeats Ewe words, encouraging her to learn.

Stonebwoy emphasized the importance of children learning their African languages, garnering positive reactions from viewers.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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Magdalene Larnyoh (Human-Interest editor) Magdalene Larnyoh writes for the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. She has over ten years of experience in media and communications. She previously worked for Citi FM, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider Africa. She obtained a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2012. Reach out to her on magdalene.larnyoh@yen.com.gh