I'm writting a novel and one of the most important characters is an Ashanti woman called Yaba. Since I don't write everyday, it'll take a lot of time for me to finish it, but I hope the book gets nice
The earliest written source I can find for this breakdown is that of Dr Oduro-Mensah in Akanism and Hebrewism. I cover this topic on a series of two videos on my channel as Yaw is a very unique name if you dare to dig deeper. Still, full credit due to Vanessa for making these amazing videos and helping write our own narrative
Thanks My Sister! My husband is from Ghana and I told him that has to be a powerful meaning behind the names! I am Yaa!
Yaa is a very powerful name. Bear it with pride and cherish it, especially if you are a believer in the Christian God
You are doing god’s work! N’zima from Ivory Coast. 🙏🏿
I'm writting a novel and one of the most important characters is an Ashanti woman called Yaba.
Since I don't write everyday, it'll take a lot of time for me to finish it, but I hope the book gets nice
This need to be taught in our schools .
I know right 😅😄
The Akan orginated in babylon,but thanks for the lovely video!
Adwoa Danso, can you kindly provide the reference materials for these info. These are just amazing, and I would love to dive deeper. Thanks!
The earliest written source I can find for this breakdown is that of Dr Oduro-Mensah in Akanism and Hebrewism. I cover this topic on a series of two videos on my channel as Yaw is a very unique name if you dare to dig deeper.
Still, full credit due to Vanessa for making these amazing videos and helping write our own narrative
I am now a new subscriber!
Is it true that we (Ghanaian) speak the original Hebrew ( parlor hebrew) ?
im nana yaa! 🇬🇭