I love this lady ❤. She is more Ghanaian than me she speak fluently. Wow. Ghanaian parents in Canada 🇨🇦 are proud of your parent. God bless them. To God be the glory 🙏 for allowing you mother to teach your culture and language you are example to thousand of Ghanaian parents.
So so impressed with how Edna is so fluent in the Ga language. This should urge Ghanaians outside the country with their children there to let the, speak in their native languages
Wow am happy to hear this young lady speak our Ga and be very proud of our language and heritage. I hope other young ghanians born abroad learn from her❤️❤️👏👏👏👍🏾
Infact I'm so so glad and impressed. This is absolutely amazing Excellent, and a very BIG THANKS to the mother for well done job. It is a big lesson to all those living in ABROAD NEVER Ever NEGLECT your NATIVE language. I live in UK and my first born understands the Ga language but not fluently as EDNA speaks. Well done girl, very PROUD of you and thanks to all of you to Host this program. ❤🇬🇭🇬🇧💋
The GA language is the most beautiful language in Ghana. I am Ewe but I adore the GA language. I want to encourage Gas to be speaking more GA on the streets of Accra.
Naa Canada has to be encouraged to get involved with the GaDangme Homecoming events. I believe she will be a valuable assets to the agenda of promoting our language and culture. Nii Obodai k3 madam Korkor please work on the ground to get her involved. Great interview though👏🏾👏🏾
@@niiamarhjohnson2188 Really? I always thought Nii was Lebanese for some reason! Lol. How is he doing these days? Are they a part of Gadangme groups in Canada?
i currently teach in a sch in Accra here, we started teaching Ga in the early years of the school but now that the school is over a decade many of the parent have advocated that the sch teach Twi in addition to the Ga, so we did but as i'm speaking to u now only few of the students do Ga or are in the Ga class rooms because wen the option for twi was given, majority of them chose to do the twi of which some were even Gas. The whole thing is even sad because wen were young and in the cyto schools we didn't even have a choice to consider because all schools in Accra then were made to do Ga so were all learnt it regardless but now look at us. u meet people in Accra and they can't even utter a sentence in Ga to save their lives. So yes it would reallly reallly help if the Ga mants3 will puts his foot down so dat at least all schools in the heart of Accra are made to teach Ga.
And the former Accra regional minister said is not necessary to ensure that The Ga language should speak in the schools in Accra, he should come and listen
Yes he was right we ghanaians are very tribalism and jealous it's time that we stop that and choose the two language as our first language and teaching them in our schools that doesn't mean that you can't speak your tribe language at home
@@boadimicheal4744 you are mistaken, every region have the right to teach and speak their language in schools, I don't think you're a black African who think like a human being, your language is your language, they have to start teaching the Ga language in Accra school's as it's is done before, even the president address the nation in a Ga language, don't support blindness, that former regional minister is a serious caward, think like a human being, if you go to Rome you have to do what the Romans do, it because the Ga leaders are totally disgraceful people the reason why all the damages arising
This is so encouraging. Kudos to her parents. God bless them. When I think of the Ga parents who speak English with their children…. both in Ghana and abroad. We can do better.
Great host and questioning. You guys are doing a great show. I strongly encourage you guys to continue to promote Ga language especially in Accra. Am also impressed with Edna. She is making us proud waaa. Ga people should do all they possibly can to give her the platform and support to promote our tribe.
Naa Canada is God-sent and we Gas should take advantage of the opportunity she offers to appoint her as an Ambassador of Ga language and culture. Also, the following are some concrete examples about how to promote Ga language and culture in the 21st century context: - come up with a Ga language digital keyboard for computers and other digital devices if such a keyboard doesn't exist already, - Naa Canada together with other Gas to start a RU-vid channel dedicated to dedicated to Ga language and culture language and culture (Ga will be spoken on this channel). This RU-vid channel could also serve as a forum for the discussion of issues affecting us Gas, chief among which the dispossession of Gas which is a facet of colonialism. Indeed, in the current Ghana context, not only have Gas been dispossessed of their land but are now being coerced into speaking Twi (Ashantis always try to pressurise me & people of other non-Akan Ghana tribes to speak Twi and, in my case, in 2019, an Ashanti man threatened to stab me for refusing to speak Twi - I live in London, UK). Now, it's colonialism if a people foists its language on another people but they don't want to learn the language of the other side, which is what the British, the French, the Spanish & the Portuguese during their colonialism. In other words, it's colonialism if the Ashantis want the non-Akan tribes in Ghana to speak Twi but they in return have no intention of learning some of the languages of these tribes. And regarding land, it's surely colonialism as per published information on e.g. the dispossession of indians in north America and, the dispossession of the Australian aborigine. Please read on this online. - Other things that can help promote Ga language and culture is taking an inventory of Ga foods because some Ga foods are in danger of disappearing e.g. akplijii has been reported on a Ghana website as disappearing due to lack of interest among young Ga people. Another way of promoting the Ga "banku keh enomi flor" e.g. in North America is for us Gas to follow in the trail recently blazed by the Nigerian fufu & egusi sauce/soup or fufu & okro sauce which is now being eaten by African-Americans and also by some white Americans in the US. I'm thinking that if the Yankees have started to embrace fufu & okro, then we Gas should also try and introduce them to our banku & okro, after all, nigerian fufu is more like our banku consistency-wise, the only difference being that Nigerian fufu is made of cassava & our banku of corn - in the initial stages,, we might skip the fermented corn & use fresh corn dough to entice the Yankees or better still, it'll be useful to do a market survey to determine which corn dough is preferred by the Americans and Canadians. - Wele: regarding our "Wele", North America presents itself as an ideal place to make Wele due to the large number of cattle especially in the American mid West. Please Naa Canada, can't we source fresh cattle hide/skin and make some nice Wele which we'll then sell in glass jars filled with a liquid to preserve it & export to Ghana & to other Gas elsewhere in the world? I can help u implement this business project. ... Fellow Gas, please sttay tuned, I've other proposals to make to help promote Ga language & culture.
The Twi Agenda will fail fail fail. If it should succeed there will be no Ghana. Blame the Ghana government for it's quixotic adventure to united Ghana.
Koomi keh loo, Koomi keh loo, Na ameh te amaaba botri, Ni loo shi komi shi, Ni mantse gonti te shi, Ne ekor loo epeh teh, Koomi noh. Ne ekor loo epeh teh, Koomi noh.
@Ablade TV I will be in Ghana december 21th to the 13th l will be more than happy to have an interview with you. I speak Ga and twi and you will be surprised what l look like. @blade3brown
