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Hello, Can I bags your contact? I may want to interview you both for an academic project

@@theMasterMind345 I'd be interested if you'd take another Gã

La not Labadi please

Sure, others have to learn from him

Yes I heard some Togo speak Ga. is that correct?

@@nanaaraj In Agbodrafo, they have conserved some La tradition from Accra but most of them do not understand Ga, they speak a turned ewe called gêgbé (meaning Ga language). Maybe some who have relatives in Accra or travel there in accra can speak ga. The Ga tribes in Glidji and Aneho are essentially Tugba (Ayélé, ayoko, dédé, kokoè, folli, têko, ékué,kankoé,Kanyi ...), sempe (adoté, adotê, adolé, adoudé ,...), akangba ( nadou, laté, korkor, anoko, teyi, latékoé...)...

They're the ANɛhoɔ's. Every years they comes to "Gã Mashie Nãe We" which is the (Nílé) and celebrate Hɔmɔwɔ with Gã's

We’re one Africa 😊 any African u see in the diaspora is your sibling

you are real oponu

@bofloa His name says it all and fits perfectly.

facts bro. I'm a Yoruba guy but I'm still learning my language because I was born in the U.S.

Check for updates! Ancestry or 23andme??

We are the same people! How's life in Austria with the mandate?

The True meaning of blood thicker than water 💧 as we've been told

I am a Haitian American I met a GA man at work he was really cool. They are Israelites.

Yorubas, Hausas, Kanuris, Ewes, Gas, Binis and Igbos descended from the same family for real. Disparate evolution and experience forced to created new words in their respective locale which led to different languages and slight accent differences for some common words.

Very true

We the same people

One family

@@adjeteyfiosum971 anecdotal but notice that in ghana the major language that uses gba gbe gbo are the two ... ewe and ga with names like gbedema ogbame etc... this sound very prevalent in yuroba language

@@queenesther3471 Sister, you are wrong. We are indeed the same people. Most West Africans are. I hope that the most High show this truth 😊

@@queenesther3471 the guy that made the. Moment is not Yoruba his Benin

@@igodohealth9884 “Sis you are NOT wrong” I think that’s what you meant to say……No?

What is the Great land of the Gods? Greeks have Gods and Egyptians along with the Romans. There is one God for a certain people that Moses brought out of Egypt. If any of those people that says different is either been lied to or forced to say so until it becomes a topic to discuss throughout generations because of the martyrs that died preserving their heritage. The need to conform with all the rest of the world was more greater to trade and make the Colonisers rich in order to clothe and feed their families

@@claudetteriley5963 it was the land where all the Gods meet to form their Quorum. It was call land of Da or Ta. That is what phonetically gave English language Eden. Its somewhere in Nigeria were all nations also meet before the separation....long story...

You are welcome dear

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Amen

Some of you should drop this Inferiority complex. I am not Ga but I speak it fluently. No one is preventing anyone to stop speaking his or her language.

Me too born and bred and grew up in Ako Adjei osu, im Ashanti 100%, yet speak ga most of the time cos i hang with gas a lot. Speaking or not speaking your native language doesn't mean inferiority complex. Stop the nonsense talk. If you don't want to speak twi don't speak no one is forcing you.

@@christopherlevinanakofigug1178 you want to bet? Most Akans feels superior so they don't want anything Ga. Just because you speak Ga doesn't mean that the original comment was incorrect

@@simp1eone what nonsense? That's your supervisor complex showing.

@Betty... This certainly doesn't seem like u shd be counted as one of the open minded people.. What has ethnicity and dialect got to do with ur traditions and culture... Speak twi if u want it's ur preference dnt post nonsense and highly charged tribalistic toxins.... Diversity and unity moves the world forward. U r way too behind...

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Nii, you did well with translation, but some of the words were wrongly spelled so you can seek help with that. Shwilao, Nae wulɔmɔ, Soo bii, and others. But I'm really impressed for your effort to promote our Ga culture

Mi fee l3 199 (oha ny)ngma ng33hu k3 ekome)😆. Eshw3 ekome p3 n)) sane w)na n)tsaa.

Good to hear that try and visit the motherland and connect with your people 😊😊😊

He really has details

Thank you Whisty... My grandpa was not a teacher. He was a member of parliament. He is currently writing a book about Ghana

@@niiyemohthegaboy oh wow no wonder he knows his history very well. So when will his book be launched?

The problem is he forgot to mention they weren’t Egyptians there are Israelites from the tribe of Gad who is one of the sons of Jacob later called Israel…they worship the Nile river because God told them if they disobey he will scatter them among the nations and there they will worship gods they didn’t know…Deuteronomy 28.

@@invinciblejay371 🤣🤣😂stop with the fairy tales

Except there was no tribe or people known as Egypt but Nubians. Egypt as a country is man made, the true Egypt in the Bible is talking about a state of mind. Its a yoruba word, Egibiti which means deception, fraudulent mind/person not a physical country..

@@baerkaabnaab2388 familiar with the word "cognitive dissonance" ? What seemed fairytale to you, is the hard truth. I'm at your service if you wish to read and explore the truth.

@@suntanglory the people make the country. Land can be called anything as u damn well know that some of your ancestors died and has not heard of Lagos and now there are elders that will still see Lagos as it's capital when it has been changed to a different location and name. It is not the same capital no more. The same fairytale that is true to you, is going to be a lie to your descendants. If you worship Gods and kept doing so after God warned you. It is the reason why all us Israelite decendents being called with bywords to divide us is suffering under a evil system. You picked up Egyptian habits that didn't die hard. Don't you think it is suspicious that the colonists went to great lengths to force you to speak their language and not your original native language. They never felt to stop you from serving many Gods and marking skins as rituals. They are bending you to to be like them. Egypt, Babylon Assyria, Macedonia, Greeks, Chinese and German. There is over 700 yrs of breaking a people who has been in captivity many times or ruled by kingdoms and used for their wisdom knowledge understanding. Getting rich is all people seem to care about instead of their God of salvation. Nigeria and Ghana has made a Chinese man chief. Then have the nerve to talk traditional culture and customs when it comes to women.

Stop lying! There's nothing like Benin Empire. Ile-Ibinu, a name giving to u Igodomigodo people by Oranmiyan, a Yoruba prince. And up untill now Yoruba are more spoken in ur palace than Igodomigodo language ok. The Portuquese changed it to Benin when they couldn't pronounce it right. The Ga dangbes and Ewes are Yoruba family, while Benin is Yoruba baby ok

They are yoruba not benin, stop stealing others history

@JJ You're a big fool and ur analysis makes no sense. We have never had an identity crisis but you the igbos. U are the once that claimed you're Israelis. You're the once that don't know where u actually from but wants to be something you ain't to attached importance to yourself. The entire west Africa migrated through the Nile river. Go and sleep. Our history is written in Stone! You can hate all you want it won't change a damned thing. 😉😅😅.

@JJ The Yoruba have never said one day that Oduduwa ( Izoduwa) migrated from Egypt not once. Their argument is he migrated from Mecca. Do you know where Mecca is? Saudi Arabia. This defines how swindle you're.

@JJ Basically, you just agreed that you lied because the Yorubas have never said they migrated from EGYPT. Go back and look at your statement. First of all, there's no history in Yoruba that argued Oduduwa lead people from Nile/Mecca/Yemen/ on anywhere outside now Nigeria. The Yorubas had about three of more history of Oduduwa. 1, the history simply said He was a man that came out of the forest to the East which is directly pointing to the Benin Empire. 2, said he came from Mecca, 3, he is God that come from the sky. You seems to forget that beside the Great Benin Kingdom which was marvelously drawn on the ancient map of Africa there was no other Kingdom within the now Nigeria. If you can manage to change Africa map from 11 century then maybe just maybe u will be able to fabricate more lies to be disbelieve. The Benin Ogisos have existed thousands of years before the area of Oba's. You're teaching history to someone that knows it more than you. Spare me all these details, go tell them to news headers readers. Be gone.

GAs are Eves, it's about time they stop hiding the true history. The Ancestors of GAs and Akwamus were all with the Eves at Notsie before they moved to the new land Ghana. The Akras/Accra were Eves, a mixture of both local and foreign languages eg. Twi and Portuguese, gave birth to the GA languages. Eves of Dahomey expanded to form all the tribes of Ghana and part of Ivory Coast. Benin Kingdom is the mother of all the countries along the Guinea Coast. From Adaklu in the Volta, the Anlos and the GAs expanded to Akra/ Accra. Later the GAs and the Akans over runned the Anlo- Eves in 1680, meaning they multiplied and formed their own society and Kings hip systems. After the Akwamus, over runned the GAs and became the rulers of the Akras, later Denkyeras, and Akyems followed and lastly Ashanti took over. This was how these Akan came to exist in the Eastern and Greater Accra regions. Before they were all up in the middle belt, the Pra Ofin basin after moving from Dahomey. They, including the Guans, are all from Dahomey Kingdom. Many tribes in the past ignored their link to the ancient Dahomey due to some petty, Chifetancy disputes in the past. This was how to removed their historical link to the Dahomian Kingdom. Any Ghanaian, who runs his or her DNA test will realise they originated from Benin. We are all one people. The GAs are the original people associated with the name Ayigbes, not the Eves. These records were captured by a German historian Jacob Spieth.

Yes, Eves are relatives of the Yorubas.

You are welcome 😊

Thank you Justice, hopefully they will 😊

Glad it was helpful!

It a lie

They are just referring to an area marked by the colonial boundary called Nigeria. Ghana, nigeria, and other African countries are colonial names, so don't worry yourself. Am an Accra born nigerian . It is really shocking to discover a lot of words that cut cross between Ghana and Nigerian tribes. Jo in Ga is the same as in Yoruba. Ni gbe wo ya, where are you going can be understood as ni bo lo fe ya, which points to a destination in yoruba.

He is called Ali Yemoh

Please do!

Sure

You are welcome

History 101. Thanks for insights into our roots as Africans in general and as Ghanaians. I find it refreshing to hear this lecture and how it collaborates the history of the migration of the Fantis from Techiman! Thank you 🙏🏼

@@horaceowens8368 so to be honest many ghanaians 70 percent of west african tribes and bantus come from israel.

TRUTH 💯

yes you are right, they were from Isreal

We don’t come from Israel

Hahaha let him teach you

@@niiyemohthegaboy he is trying ooh but hmm

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Lol

How many years have you lived here on the Ga soil. You came with your Akan superiority and decided not to learn any language.. Nobody sits someone down to teach him or her a language. Only people who have blocked head who don't learn languages and the Akan are number one block headed and the most ignorant people in this country.

Eh dencha dencha

You are welcome

Is good to speak more languages my friend is not a bad thing...OK

@@mmigash4real742 Of course is not a bad thing. In fact its very good to speak many languages, am just saying we Gas should maintain our language and not lose it

It is good to maintain Ga and Ewe, but you don’t just want to maintain the language. You want it to grow! I have noticed the deposit of film and literature is small. Where is the Ga press? Where is the Ewe newspaper? So of course Twi will start to overtake Ga. Even the Akan did this with Twi. It is hard to learn as a second language without the material resources. New adoption by Africans who are not Ga or Ewe will be slower without these tools.

You people are so obsessed with Akans. Who is preventing you to stop speaking your language?

@@christopherlevinanakofigug1178 lol guy you can have a desire to keep your language without disliking another language or tribe. Two things can be true at the same time my brother, no one is obsessed with Akan. Besides, his comment was actually praising Akans, in that they put out different tools and materials to keep the twi relevant to their people...that's a good thing masa. You speak ga and you're Akan, but if you've been to Ghana, many Akans are operating and running businesses in Accra, if you ask them they frown and tell you they don't speak ga, which forces locals to speak twi in order to patronize them. So when a ga person says we must keep our language relevant (if you will), I beg have some understanding...that's all.

I am from aneho and i can confirm the version of the grand pa. The history here in Togo is that Ga and dangbe People of aneho and some villages of Togo fled Accra region after wars. After the war with akwamu, a prince from Accra (Gêgbo) settled at Glidji first, others groups ( La , Sempe, akangba, dangbe...) and family members joined him later.

I sure will

deep. It is definitely very similar sound to Yoruba as he said,