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Here are a couple videos that teach some simple words in two of the main languages in Ghana.

Twi is most widely spoken in the southern half of the country

How are you?	E te sen?
My name is Sasto	Ya fre me Sasto
My name is Wisdom	Ya fre me Wisdom
My name is Steven
How are you?	E te sen?
Please I am fine. And how are you?	Me pow chow me ho ye. Nso ho ye?
I am fine	Me ho ye
My name is Make Stone	Ya fre me Maker Stone
Stone, my name is Steven	Stone, ya fre me Steven
We are here to speak some small Twi today.....
Thank you	Me da se
Please	Me pow chow
Excuse me	Me pow chow
White person	Obruni
Black person	Obibini
How are you?	E te sen?
I am fine	Me ho ye
How are you?	Wo ho te sen?
I am fine	Me ho ye
Goodbye	Bye bye
Esiu	Water
Where is ...?	... wo ha?
Where is water?	Esiu wo ha?
I want	Ma me
I want water	Ma me esiu
How much?	Sen?
Excuse me, how much?	Me pow chow sen?
	500 = 50 pesewas
Money	Sika
I do not have any money	Sika e ni ho
Welcome	Akwaaba
Thank you	Me da se
Goodbye	Bye Bye Byeeeee

Ewe is spoken in the Volta Region of esatern Ghana, and in southern Togo

Welcome	Woezo (pronounced "Way-zo") Woezo lo
Thank you	Akpe
Please	Medekuku
Excuse me	Kafla
White person	Yevo (or Yevu)
Black person	Amebo
How are you?	E foa?
I am fine	Me fo
Yes, I am fine	E me fo
And how are you?	Wo ha efoa?
I am fine	Me fo
How is your spouse	Sra de? (for male or female)
My spouse is fine	Sra fo
How are the children?	Deviwo de?
The children are fine	Deviwo fo
How is the house?	Afeame de?
The house is fine	Afeame fo
OK, very good	Yo, enyo nuto
Water	Eshie
Where is ...?	... fica de?
Where is water?	Fica eshie
Thank you	Akpe
I want water	Me legee eshie
How much	Nini?
How much is water	Eshie nini?
	5 pesewas = 500
Goodbye	Miadogo
You come!	Ya va!