Two Asian Ladies Speak Fluent Twi As A Ghanaian Boy Cheats On One Of Them: “Kwame No Try”

Two Asian Ladies Speak Fluent Twi As A Ghanaian Boy Cheats On One Of Them: “Kwame No Try”

  • Two Asian ladies, Adwoa Serwa and Afia Pokua, discussed in Twi how Kwame broke Afia's heart, prompting her to share a Ghanaian proverb
  • The proverb Afia Pokua shared emphasised men's unreliability, linking it to Kwame's infidelity, and Adwoa Serwa consoled her
  • Several social media users who watched the short footage commended them for speaking Twi and consoled the heartbroken lady

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Two Asian ladies were videoed chatting in Twi about one person’s heartbreak caused by a Ghanaian man called Kwame.

In the short video, the two, who gave their names as Adwoa Serwa and Afia Pokua in the short video shared a Ghanaian proverb as a summary of what Kwame had done to Afia Pokua.

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Asian lady in Ghana tells her friend about her broken heart by a Ghanaian man. Photo credit: @AmeyawDebrah
Source: Twitter

In the video on X, Afia Pokua, dressed in a black top and white skirt, told Adwoa Serwa in Twi that a man cannot be trusted.

“Adwoa Serwa, a man is not like a pillow.”

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The adage says, “A man is not like a pillow on which one can rest one's head for comfort and security.”

When Adwoa Serwa asked Afia Pokua why she chose to say the adage, the white lady responded in Twi and said:

“Kwame has cheated on me.”

Afia Pokua consoled her friend and said:

“Oh Ghana boys!”

This is a typical street way of emphasising the habit of Ghanaian boys to cheat.

Watch the video below:

Netizens console heartbroken Asian lady

YEN.com.gh collated some reactions to the video shared on social media by Ameyaw Debrah. Read them below:

@ahuma_ocan79739 said:

“After they've taken over cocoa, now they're taking over our language too.”

@obrempong_11126 wrote:

“Kwame fo) de3 aaa.”

@ksiagyei wrote:

“W'afa w'anim 😄😂😂😂.”

@AsareJW said:

“I don’t even know what to say! 🤣🤣.”

@Danquakkk wrote:

“Please, it is the whole of Ghana boys and not only Kwame.”

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@ChancesPeak97 said:

“Saturday man got move Bobby digital on the China man 😹😹😹😹😹😹😹.”

@PrinceArhi85833 wrote:

“Oh Kwame, why didn't she mention the boys in Twi? It looks like the twi language is not difficult to learn.”

Obroni man speaks impeccable Twi

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a white man was videoed speaking fluent Twi at the Melcom branch at Spintex.

The man, identified as Tauriq, warmed many hearts as he spoke to a Ghanaian lady in Twi.

Netizens applauded Tauriq for his fluency in Twi.

Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at 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