🇬🇭Ghana Tag🇬🇭| Suli Breaks v Laila (Twi)
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2017
- Hey Guys, here's a Ghana tag with my friend Suli Breaks... we decided to do one in Twi to see who speaks it best. Let me know who you think won #TeamLaila or #TeamSuli :)
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Hey guys! I know there's no subtitles because, frankly, I don't have the 'know how' to do it myself accurately and efficiently 😩😫 and I couldn't find a company to translate Twi - English (3rd world problems) Anywhoo! This video is open to community contributions. If you can translate it, you can actually submit it so everyone can also enjoy. God bless you ❤️💛🖤💚
FusionofCultures I'm from Ghana too 😍😍😍 Gang 🤘🏽🤘🏽🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
FusionofCultures hi laila ! I'm Congolese but I have stayed in Ghana for 5 years in Kumasi most of the time so I understood a little what you guys talked about. Me ka twi kakra kakra 😃😃. by the way, wo ye fe! I miss Gh kraa... 😄 . my Ghana name is Akosua , I'm a sunday born.
FusionofCultures I have tried and translated below! Enjoy👍
FusionofCultures is it a combination of Haitian Creole with Jamaican patwa ??
I hear french a little and I think I hear kreyòl???? oh and Suli and that smile ..... very nice thanks for sharing
I am African American, and I have no idea what you guys were saying but I enjoyed this, seeing you guys be authentically yourselves, this video seemed culturally rich, a lot of things in America can be very culturally watered down. You guys made me wish I knew more about my roots...
eVaniwithaV if you want to know your roots you are Afro Native American. African people know where they come from. "African Americans " we're lied to!!! "They" want us to think we came from Africa, but we did not. Your roots are here my love. The Pocahontas Indians you see were already mixed with white. The real native Americans were black. It's there if you want to know the truth. You just have to look for it. The Christopher Columbus motto was " if we cannot get them out we will breed them out". If I was African American I would be proud but I am not. I am an aboriginal and so are 99% of African Americans. We were just lied to. I love you and wish you knowledge.
eVaniwithaV ignorance is a evil disease, get well soon
Kristina McDonald good for you Hun. You found your roots, and it's denial, I hope they accept you. But Africa for the win 💪🏿🙅🏾♂️
Kristina McDonald Looool so are you saying slavery didn't exist and west Africans weren't taken from Africa and brought to America because I'm confused? How would you explain the black people in the Caribbean? Where do we originate from?
jahhutrt lepeed Slavery absolutely happened. We were enslaved in our own land. Black people were every where, not just in Africa. I'm not in denial about anything, I just know the truth and I want my people to know as well and for everyone to see that we have been lied to. Knowledge is power and if we have knowledge and power we can heal as a people and and start to tip the odds back in our favor. I comment in peace and do not want anyone offended. Believe it or not. It's ok.
am gonna try and translate the answers for y'all who don't understand yeah!
1. Suli: the last time he went to Ghana was in 2014 and he spent quite some time there, he plans to go back again
Laila: She went last year.
2. Suli: His parents are from certain part of Ghana (can't spell) and his grandma is from Tema community 2
Laila: From Kumasi (her mum) &dad from the northern part of Ghana
3. Laila: Born on Monday and shes called Adowa Asantewa. basically named after her mum
Suli: Born on Saturday and he's called Kwame
4. Both speak the Ghanaian language. Laila said she speaks better than Suli😂😂😂
5. Both of them love omo tui (rice balls) but Laila also love tuoa zaafi (northern food)
6. Suli: doesn't have anything in his house that reminds him or anybody he's a Ghanaian!
Laila: she has lots of things to remind her and anybody who enters her home she's a Ghanaian
7. Laila: she said her pet was a goat😂😂😂 her response to the kid was that of a cheeky one (pet ap)nkye)😂😂😂😂
8. Suli: popular saying is ka waano paa d) (fante not twi) meaning keep mute or quite! But his favourite is "m3 b)h) t3se meter (kinda like being there or available 24/7)
Laila: money can only be used in making more money!
This is how fast and far I could translate @FusionofCultures 😍😙😙😙 hope this helps someone tho✌✌
Maame Arida thanks.
Maame Arida, I'm proud of you. You did well.
@akabajada777 I tried yeah😊😊 thanks! 😚
You're welcome.
Accurate, well done!
This put the biggest smile on my face! Yε wo krom! 🇬🇭❤️
I love being Ghanaian 😊
nana adjoa : Me too ☺️✨
Smiled thru it all😁😁yasss! Am a Ghanaian! 😍Where my Ghana babes @😘✌
😂😂😂😂😂 @FusionofCultures pet ap)nkye 😂😂😂😂 y'all did great tho!👏👏👏
🙋🏿
Maame Arida we are hereeeeeee
💃🏽🇬🇭✨
woo!
Yaaaaas 🙌
Ghanafuo stand up! Mu, wo a ye adie paa! It's beautiful to hear you speak our beautiful language. More of this me pa wo cho!
I'm Nigerian and obviously i wouldn't understand but it was so nice to watch and i watched all the way through 😃 Just because we're in the UK doesn't mean we should lose our mother tongue
kemi akin true. I'm Ghanaian and even though you are Nigerian, you are still my African sister.
I love you Laila, you speak great twi (even better then me, lol) but it's a little refined... Suli speaks Twi like a typical Ashanti man HAHAHAA.... with all the right mannerisms!!!
u both r good. but considering the guy wasn't born in Ghana that is impressive. the girl is great with the language but the guy has a more local accent with the twi
I am actually of Jamaican Heritage but I understand that during slavery, many slaves were taken from the West Coast of Africa to Jamaica. Throughout my whole 15 years of living, people always assume I'm Ghanaian and I am really good at the dancing. Plus, my Grandad looks Ghanaian❤... Moral of the story is that videos like this make me so happy because I love hearing Twi and I feel a deep connection through the screen lol 😂✨👑💪🏾
Shaqaya Bambury look coromantee .
History has it that the largest and strongest tribe in Ghana that resisted the colonial rule the most (The Ashantis/Akans) were the ones taken to Jamaica, Suriname, Seychelles, Guyana,... The language they spoke in this video is the Akan Language (Twi), about 70-80% of Ghanaians speak / understand it.. It's similar to that koromanti language.. 'Koromanti' is actually a place in Ghana, in the central region, close to the coast where slave trade mostly happened.
It's also believed that "Jamaica" was coined from the Twi sentence "jama yaka" meaning "I believe we are stuck here". When the slaves go to the Jamaican islands they thought they could escape until they realized they were surrounded by water and they started saying they believe they are stuck on the island forever.. Hence "jama yaka", Jamaica..
Lol I study Jamaican and Ghanaian history for fun
I'm Surinamese. My bestfriend is Ghanian. I had no idea what you guys were talking about.. 😂 but this was so fun to watch!
I don't understand so can't say who spoke best but Laila sounded like she had an effortless flow whereas Suli's mannerisms and gestures were very much like an African man.
This is the funniest Ghana Tag and I loved it! Laila's vocabulary is extensive but Suli's pronounciation is better (excuse my English lol). I cringed when I heard Laila as a Ghanaian saying 'Yaa Gyasi' wrongly in her top 5 book videos!
You are right! That is the exact rating. Laila has a more expansive vocabulary which is not surprising seeing she was born and grew up in Ghana but Suli's accent and pronunciation is closer to it. I loved the tag tho so funny and I love both Laila and Suli they are making GH proud.
Omg! I'm senegalese and I'm watching this like I understand twi.
That is soooooo beautiful 😍😍😍
I am from Uganda and don't understand Twi but I just love africans so I loved watching the video lol
Jacent Wamala hey fellow Ugandan!! I have a UA-cam channel and I love Africa and Africans too!!!
Very nice!
i can try lol
I'm Nigerian but I attended Uni in Accra. Uni of Ghana, Legon so Understood a little bit.
You guys both did well. Ashanti sista in the house. I wasn't born in Ghana n I've been there only once when I was 4 therefore more than 15 yrs ago, but I started speaking it at 10 when my sisters came from Ghana. I wonder how some people born in Ghana who even grew up there come to the western world n they end up not speaking it at all. So if they can't speak it what will happen to the next generation yet they call themselves Ghanaians. Ghana 1st. Having a different country's citizenship shouldn't make u forget who u are or at least stop u from trying to speak the language even if people laugh at u. Team Ghana all day everyday chale
I have some translation for the first question.
Q.when was thr last time you were in Ghana (GH) 1:36-2:14
Suli:last time I was in Gh was around 2014.
Leila:so a very long time ago.
S: no,not that long ago.
L:so along time ago.
S:no,not really.
L:your eyes & legs haven't been to Gh for a long time.
S:I was there for a long time. so the last time I was there wasn't that long ago. maybe, might go back next week
L:I hear you/if you say so
L:I went to Gh last year around this time. S:what were you doing there?
L:I went to Gh to see my family.
S:you are being too British. you don't know anyone in Gh.who do you know there?
L:my family in Gh
S:where do they live?which area/community?
L:there live in kumasi
S:kumasi?where?which part?
L:what?
S:you don't know where your family lives hahaha
L:tech
S:tech?where in tech?which part/one?
L:tech around tech area
S:I know people there I will call them right now and find out if they know your family.
L:call & ask them
S:no one knows your family there .
Thank you for this!!
omg I adore him, lol I love this even though I didn't understand 😁 such a beautiful language.
Thank you sis 😘
FusionofCultures I love the necklace how can I get that ?
I am from Ivory Coast and I am baoulé (I don't know how to translate it in english) ( a group of the akan ). And I can understand a little bit what you were saying because we have some words in common. I am so happy to hear you speak your language with so much pride 😍
Heun- Ka twi is also part of the Akan group, that's why you could somewhat understand. Also an Nzima from Ivory Coast
Yes
The best ghana 🇬🇭 tag ever
Oh Thank you!
Trenchez Beatz very true
I don't need the subtitles I just enjoyed the video for the beauty it offered. I don't have to understand the language to appreciate the culture and seeing you guys so excited to just speak your native tongue with each other. Amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Asem😂😂 by force Ghana😂😭 you guys had me laughing through the whole video. Laila has more vocabulary and is more comfortable speaking twi and she has an English accent in it. Whereas, Suli has less of an English accent in his twi but doesn't have as much vocabulary as Laila. So it's tie. Well done guys🙌🎉😅
Lol...yh this is the exact verdict.
I LOVE this so much hearing my language on UA-cam. But Ga is my preference. 🇬🇭
This was so amazing to watch! Love my language, love my culture, love my country ! thanks for the video ! keep's coming babe !
The language is absolutely beautiful and you and Suli are having the best time with this tag! Love it and thanks for sharing Laila and Suli!
Ghanaians out here🙋🏽 🇬🇭 & looool this was too funny😂❤️
ItsKerenKezia R u ghanaian?
Loved this video so much! I love being Ghanaian ❤️❤️🙌🏾
I don't understand the language, but it sounds beautiful 😊
Yaaaaasssssssssss! Ye wo krom.Laila I have been waiting for a twi video for so long. Your twi is kuma. And Suli well done well done well done! Somebody not born in Ghana your twi is excellent.
Eiii Suli 3y3 gananii??!! Adwoa Asantewaa way3 adie nanso wu twi nu br)fu no d))su dudu. Kwame twi nu eny3 bad kwraaa oo. Laila "north" 3y3 "esrem" wai, bisa wu papa ehinfa w) esrem na )fri wati? Loved it! 🇬🇭 🇬🇭
My fav saying: Abua )ni dua onyame na opra nihu! Love it. God's gotchu!, you feel me?!😜
Laila I think your twi(mixed with a little British accent) sounded better and I love it
Ghanafuor wo krom🇬🇭... yaaaayyy!!! but it's a draw though,you both spoke eloquently and beautifully. Love the banter xxx
eiiiii, lol. Laila u win. Kwame y3 too know, but very intresting. Ayikoo.
Question 1
Suli: the last time i went to ghana, it was like (about) -- did you hear? like (about) -- around 2014.
laila: so it's been a while since you've been?
Suli: no it hasn't,
Laila: so it's been a while. it has been a while since Your eyes and your legs have seen ghana
Suli: no it hasn't. I spent a while there too. when i went i spent a long time there.
Laila: got it
Suli: it's been like 2 years now. you'll see (who knows) I'll probably go next week
laila: got it
suli: i'll go next week
laila: As for me, i went to ghana the same time -
suli: last year , what were you doing there?
laila: around this same time last year is when I went to ghana
Suli: you're acting "brofosem"(English-like). you don't know
laila : [same time as suli] i went to ghana to see my people, my family
Suli: you don't have people in ghana. what people do you have in ghana?
laila: my family is there
suli: what community? where? where do they live?
laila:kumasi
suli: where in kumasi?
laila: huh?
suli: You don't know! you don't know! where in Kumasi?
laila: tech
suli: where in tech?
laila: tech
suli: tech where?
laila: tech, in the same place
suli: i know people in kumasi i'll call them and ask them if they know your people. They don't
laila: call and ask then.
Question 2
suli: oh so, my dad is from kyebi, i've been there before and my mom is from apedwa
laila: apedwa, okay
suli: apedwa, and so when she lived in community 2, tema
laila: ahh tema whitney is from tema
suli: we are not talking about people here(in UK), we're talking about real Tema people, where does whitney live in Tema?
laila: i don't know.
suli: aha. now if i go to tema right now, they'll know i have arrived
laila: you do what?
[both laugh]
laila: what are you doing?
suli: answer the question
laila: so my mom is from konongo, she's an Ashanti
suli: she's what? say it right. she's an Ashanti
laila: she's an Ashanti, my father is a Hausa person, he's from the north. if i said i knew where i'd be lying
suli: wow. so you don't know where your dad is from?
laila: i said i don't know where my dad is from
suli: so you just know he's a Hausa person? You've never been there?
laila: please no.
suli: i won't say anything...
laila: yeah. you don't have to say anything
suli: [unitelligible] you haven't been to your people
laila: yeah. i got it.
Question 3
laila: they call me adwoa, i was born on Monday. They also call me asantewaa. my mom is called Akua asantewaa. Asantewaa and mother. So they call me adwoa asantewaa, what a beautiful name. come on now.
Suli: As for me, they call me kwame
laila: oh so you're a kwame
suli: yeah kwame. Kwame [unintelligle] amoako
laila: okay so kwame, what day were you born?
suli: oh of course everyone know that if you're kwame you were born --
laila: what day?
suli: [laughs] laila, you [with an emphasis] you're testing me
laila: kwame, what day were you born?
suli: you can google it and see it
Question 4
laila: as for me, i speak twi well, my twi is beautiful.
laila: my twi is beautiful!
Question 5
laila: what food do you like?
suli: chicken, anything with chicken in it.
laila: chicken is not a ghanaian food
suli: balled rice
laila: i also love balled rice
suli: when did you eat balled rice?
laila: the day before yesterday
suli: have you been to chop {probably a restaurant that serves ghanaian food}?
laila: what will i do at chop? if my-
suli: ah you haven't been to chop then-
laila: my house is -
suli: ah you haven't been to chop so
laila: my kitchen is a chop
suli: just say you haven't been. you kitchen is not a chop bar, our kitchen is a kitchen.
laila: what would i be doing at a chop bar?
suli: chop bar is where real ghanaian people got to eat balled rice, not your kitchen.
suli: i remember i went to church, we went to a chop bar two hours
laila: in this country, what chop bar do you know?
suli: have you done two hours at a chop bar?
laila: in this country, what chop bar do you know?
suli: at the time i was in ghana
laila: what did you go to do there?
suli: i went to eat. They put in that thing {describing a bowl} and every sits down to eat
laila: okay i got it
suli: you eat your balled rice with a spoon
laila: you're the one who eats balled rice with a spoon
suli: you eat balled rice with a spoon
suli: tell the truth, i've seen you eat fufu with a spoon, tell the truth
laila: you've seen me eat--- suli?
suli: i've seen you eating with it on snapchat, snapchat.
laila: suli you saw me eating fufu on snapchat?
laila: okay i got it
laila: anyways, the food i enjoy the most is balled rice and tuozafi. what Hausa person doesn't enjoy tuozafi. it's our food so it's something I enjoy a lot
Question 6
suli: there are lot of things in my house
laila: I've been to your house before there's nothing there that shows that--
suli: you've come to my house before? wow. then you did not look properly
laila: i've been to his house before there is nothing there that suggests he's from ghana--
suli: you didnt look properly
laila: apart from himself, this body sitting right here, there's nothing--
suli: you're not telling the truth
laila: that suggest he's from ghana
suli: ah if you're from ghana truly, you dont have to prove to everyone that you're ghana. why?
suli: look at you, you've worn kente [gesturing to her head wrap]. who are you lying to?
laila: this is kente? this is kente?
suli: no, you've worn cloth, you're deceiving people
laila: i've heard it. so short story long or long story short. in his house there's nothing there that suggests he's ghanaian.
suli: you're telling lies.
laila: there's nothing
suli: because you didn't go to be bedroom
laila: i said in his house there's nothing to prove he's ghanaian. as for me, my house, everywhere you'll look ghana is plastered there.
suli: so by force ghana
laila: painting sculptures, colthing every where you'll pass.. when you enter my house you see 'ah in this house a beautiful ghanaian lives here"
Question 7
suli: white people ask alot of things everyday. mm you should answer
laila: when i first came here...when i can to this country i was 8 years old, i went to primary school and someone asked me: at home do i have a pet lion or a pet monkey?
laila: and umm, what a flabbergast, imagine the "conconbilities". so you know, it was a shock, i never expected but there you have it. people in this country, white people, ignorance is bliss to an extent. in fact, a black person actually asked me that question. The child was black.
suli: of course she was probably acting english-like
laila: when she asked me i said no, i have a pet goat.
suli: oh, i forgot, i went to ghana 19...kojo ko ko. there asked me somethings -
Question 8
suli: nosy gossiper, shut your mouth, i'm plastered there like a meter
laila: i'm plastered there like a meter is a saying but nosy gossiper is not a saying it is a word
suli: you said words. do you know "shut your mouth" you don't know?
laila: :"shut your mouth" is what? is it twi? Or is it a new language
suli: you don't know, don't bother you don't know.
laila: okay i got
suli: if you go to ghana... when you go to kumasi ask them
laila: okay i got it, i know.
Laila: God forgive me, i don't know because you've anglicized the word so if i don't understand, I don't understand
suli: I'm plastered there like a meter is mine
laila: as for me, i have several. " it takes money to earn money". " if an animal were to bite you it would be from your own cloth" what else? I like a lot of them.
suli: english like proverbs, they don't say that. if you read a book that's when they'll say that. when you talk to someone they'll say "i'm plastered there like a meter,, they won't say "if something were to bite you--
laila: we say that, everyday. People say that everyday.
suli: oh no one says that
laila: okay anyways, how should we say it? Family, that's all the questions. we're finished so we thank you for coming to this channel to watch this video, so if you understand twi and you understand it, you should comment in the section and tell us that laila or suli, whose twi is beautiful? whose twi is correct? who lives in this country, this country called england, who does very well as a ghanaian representing ghana?
Absolutely loved this video😄 was smiling and laughing along the whole way through loool😂😂🇬🇭💗
Oh damn. I was looking forward to this. Two of my faves. But I'm Jamaican lmao. You should consider getting subtitles x
I’m crazzzy late to this upload, but you guys are AMAZING funny and I truly enjoyed watch the two you.
BIGUP to Ghana 🇬🇭
"Me b) h) te s3 meter" part killed me 😂
I love this...will watch it over and over again. It's so helping me Twi learning.
Thanks guys!!!😍❤️
So enjoyed this!!! Beautiful!!!
Laila I'm so shocked! I didn't think u can speak Twi like this. #impressed
As a Ghanaian who was raised in America but went back home every few years, I think you both were awesome! I was cracking up the whole video!
My sista, my brotha, thanks for representing our beautiful home/culture on UA-cam ✊🏾🇬🇭
laughed from beginning until the end looool loved this! God bless our homeland Ghanaaaaa
Omg! PLEASE do more videos in twi. I'd love to see more Ghanaians speaking twi. I love it!!!!! GHANA💝💝💝
Hi Laila! This video was HI-LARIOUS!!! As a Ghanaian living in the U.S. I completely understand when people think we don't speak twi, or think our twi isn't as good because we may have other accents influencing it or we speak Twinglish (mixing english and twi but it was SO refreshing to hear you speak our language! Some of us lose our African identities when we move away from our mother countries but it was really nice to see you not only speak an African language, but MY language. I'm really glad you did this! Great job! You also spoke better than Suli :p
And P.S my ultimate favorite Ghanaian food is ALSO tuo zaafi !! I love it SO much! But im not Hausa lol I'm Asante
Also I eat fufu only with my hands and I'm African American. I love it that way, it tastes weird with a spoon😂. We were in Ghana almost two years ago.
haha.. I absolutely loved it
I'm Nigerian so didn't understand a word, but really enjoyed the vibe
judging on the strength of accents though, I'd say Suli won, he sounded like a Ghanian uncle from my church
😂 😂 😂 😂 That's not how it works
Charlotte Gelly haha, the dialect just sounded so strong 😂
+Olayinka Akisanmi-Samuel Yea yea you're not wrong..
Nah Laila def won. Suli spoke more but it sounded kinda choppy lol. Laila sounded more smooth & natural to me..
Olayinka Akisanmi-Samuel I'm from Ghana. My African sister, you could learn Twi as well your own language.
Love this! You guys made me laugh. GH comedy at its finest LOL 🙌
thanks for making me crack up, loved the video
Ohh my world, I love you. This is the first time, I have seen a video that is full twi. You guys did well. I am so proud.
Ready the auto generated captions is hilarious lol 😂😂
Great to see people embrace their languages.
Both of u guys did great,great job representing Ghana
Love it ❤️. I understood nothing but love listening to y'all speak twi. It's a beautiful language.
Awww the way you look @ him with soo much admiration. hes done well though👏...for someone who was born here. I know people who can't speak it (well they don't want to speak it out of fear) but blast the songs as if they sleep with it. that baffles me. both twi was on point👌
I want to laugh too! 😔but I don't know what you guys are saying 🙄
NEITHER DO I :)
You guys are cracking me up!!! Love it!!🇬🇭😩🇬🇭🇬🇭
I have not spoken TWI in over 20yrs and I still understood 90% fantastic. Brilliant I loved it!
Great video Lai. I smiled throughout. There is just something beautiful about our african languages. I'm Zambian myself didnt understand a word you said but I LOVED IT. watched til the end.
SB: Heeeeey Suli 😉 u looking for an "original" Zambian to match that "original" Ghanaian swag!
it's fun watching you even though Iam Jamaican
Empress beauty yup! same here!
same!!! I'm lost but i know they wouldn't understand most of what we say too
Loydi Llu they probably would cuz patois is a mixture of twi nd english
You guys speak very good Twi, I actually wasn't expecting that! Kudos!
Your twi is so good! haha loved this video!
Lol... you two are hilarious! You both just got a new subscriber! Loved!
😍😍😍😍😍OMG!!!!! The way I laughed at this video! I absolutely love that you two are doing this!!!! And they way he made his own translation at the end smh Hahahaha.
Haha loved this. Watched this with my mum who was born and raised in Ghana. She said Laila spoke Twi better than Suli, but Suli did well considering he was born here! 🙌🏾🇬🇭
Im african american so i have no idea what you guys were saying but the video was still fun to watch!
Wo Twi yɛ papa paa!!! Love y'all so much! I couldn't stop laughing. Meresua Twi kasa. It's kinda hard learning at this late stage of my life but I'm a firm believer in always putting your goals/ambitons into fruition. Learning my dialect(s) is one of my goals I pray to achieve. Personally, learning tour mother tongue is everything💕 Love the video and you and Suli should do more videos.
This tag waa awesome!! Im African American & ive been following you - Laila, for some timenow - 3-4yrs :) amy who this was so cool liste i g to you both speak Twi. My daughter & i have been learning Twi for a bit now. I was able to understand some of what you two - especially Laila ;) . when Suli was speaking Twi, it was in more of a hushed tone, zo i couldn't quite hear him. I am using an app called Twi Jr, i ordered a Twi dictionary & have found someone who will teach us further. Im so excited!!
Loved this! So funny shout out to all the Ghana people dem!
Hahaaa.. love this!!!. and I'm watching from Tech :) :).... funny enough, i watched your other Ghana Tag Video just yesterday!!!!!
Love this. Love both of you guys!
Ei Ghana paa! Loved this! I went to Tech last year. Fanti girl all the way!
Straight from Ghana guys
Love it❤️❤️
Hi Laila,
I have been watching your videos for years and really love them and have been inspired to also make videos!
It was soo nice to hear you speaking twi, I understand it fluently but the speaking it is a bit 'one-kind'!
One of my fav phrases is: 'eka de' & 'me bo ho ti se meter' so hilarious!!
Ey ny3 bye bye ooo
Emmanuella
Ahhh this was lovely! You guys are good paaa! GH baby! 😊❤
love this video guys! :)
You guys are hilarious!! 😂 Also love omotuo and waakye!
Hahahahah spoon for emotuo 😂😂 laughed through this
Jasmine Ama guilty, I use spoon and it's alright Kwame lol
loooool! Laila is cracking me up. Slyly but blatantly shaming Sule and his broken Twi 😂😂😂 yes baby girl!
lmao! He really tried it 😩
I understood & I find both of you hilarious 😂❤️ great video
loved this!
I am from Grenada, and have no idea what was being said, but i was smiling through it all..... i loved it
Couldn't understand a lick, but I watched the entire video just to listen the beautiful language. Looooved every second.
Loved this video y'all did good!!!
Aww this was epic, loved it! You guys need to do more together. Suli did well for a London born.
Love this!!!
😍😍 Lots of love from South Africa 🇿🇦🖤🌍
Both of you are hilarious. Laila is just awesome by all accounts. Just came across this video and I had to subscribe. I like Laila's personality and loyalty to Ghana and every thing Ghanaian.
Best video everrr you guys are so funnyyyy XDD and both of you twi were good
Lol! I loved this. You both did a good job.
I'm Jamaican & this dialect sounds a bit like patwa!
Yh...cos patwa is actually from twi
and igbo
This is hilarious! I enjoyed it very much :D
this video made me really happy ! Both of you are really good at speaking twi, but Laila speaks it how elderly people in Ghana would
aaah I enjoyed myself with your tags, I think Leila speaks a bit better twi. You made me laugh paa!! Thank You for sharing. 😊
Tuo_zafi is my favorite. Lol
love this!!!!!
lol yall are too funny, your twi is on point laila, Kwame your twi is better than mine. love this video
I enjoyed the video, you're both great The guy speaks Twi well for someone born in the UK. Great job keep representing GH.
Hahaha I couldn't stop laughing 😂😂😂 you both are good in speaking good Twi. Am praying my kids will be able to speak so good Twi language when they grow up. Please do more these kids of videos it was fun to watch. Meda mo as3
Hahahahaha too funny. Suli likes to think his twi is better than it actually is! Your twi is pretty good Laila! And u are right u dont speak it with too much of an accent either xx
Jasmine Ama your supposed to be on my sideeeee
Love love everything about this video ... 'mɔ! Mɔ ayɛ adiɛ paa' 🇬🇭