Englisch–Twi Wörterbuch

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Wort	Wortart	Übersetzung	Beispiel
I	Pronomen	me	I am here now. Me wɔ ha seesei.
you	Pronomen	wo	You are my friend. Wo yɛ me adamfo.
he	Pronomen	ɔno	He is at school. Ɔno wɔ sukuu.
she	Pronomen	ɔno	She is very happy. Ɔno ani agye paa.
we	Pronomen	yɛn	We are going home. Yɛrekɔ fie.
they	Pronomen	wɔn	They are in the room. Wɔn wɔ dan no mu.
what	Pronomen	dɛn	What do you want now? Dɛn na wopɛ seesei?
where	Adverb	he	Where is your house? Wo fie wɔ he?
when	Adverb	bere bɛn	When will you come? Bere bɛn na wobɛba?
who	Pronomen	hena	Who is that woman? Hena ne saa ɔbaa no?
why	Adverb	adɛn	Why are you sad? Adɛn nti na wo werɛ aho?
how	Adverb	sɛn	How did you do it? Woyɛɛ no sɛn?
to be	Verb	yɛ	She is a teacher. Ɔyɛ ɔkyerɛkyerɛfo.
to have	Verb	wɔ	I have a book. Mewɔ nhoma bi.
to do	Verb	yɛ	I do my work daily. Meyɛ me adwuma da biara.
to go	Verb	kɔ	They go to school early. Wɔkɔ sukuu anɔpa.
to come	Verb	ba	Come here tomorrow morning. Bra ha ɔkyena anɔpa.
to see	Verb	hu	I see the moon tonight. Mihu ɔsram anadwo yi.
to know	Verb	nim	I know your name. Minim wo din.
to think	Verb	dwene	We think about the future. Yedwene daakye ho.
to want	Verb	pɛ	I want some water. Mepɛ nsu kakra.
to need	Verb	hia	We need more time. Yehia bere pii.
to make	Verb	yɛ	She makes good bread. Ɔyɛ paanoo pa.
to take	Verb	fa	Take the book home. Fa nhoma no kɔ fie.
to give	Verb	ma	Give me some food. Ma me aduan kakra.
to say	Verb	ka	Please say that again. Yɛsrɛ wo, ka saa bio.
to tell	Verb	ka kyerɛ	Tell me the story. Ka asɛm no kyerɛ me.
to ask	Verb	bisa	Ask the teacher now. Bisa ɔkyerɛkyerɛfo no seesei.
to find	Verb	hu	I found my bag. Mihuu me kotoku no.
to look	Verb	hwɛ	Look at the sky. Hwɛ ɔsoro no.
to use	Verb	de di dwuma	We use this table daily. Yɛde saa pono yi di dwuma da biara.
to work	Verb	yɛ adwuma	They work every day. Wɔyɛ adwuma da biara.
to eat	Verb	di	The child eats rice. Abofra no di ɛmo.
to drink	Verb	nom	I drink water now. Menom nsu seesei.
to sleep	Verb	da	The baby sleeps well. Abɔfra no da yiye.
to walk	Verb	nantew	We walk to school. Yɛnantew kɔ sukuu.
to run	Verb	tu mmirika	The boy runs fast. Abarimaa no tu mmirika ntɛm.
to read	Verb	kenkan	I read this book. Mekenkan saa nhoma yi.
to write	Verb	kyerɛw	Write your name here. Kyerɛw wo din wɔ ha.
to speak	Verb	kasa	They speak Twi well. Wɔkasa Twi yiye.
to listen	Verb	tie	Listen to the music. Tie nnwom no.
to hear	Verb	te	I hear the rain. Mete osu no.
to buy	Verb	tɔ	I buy fresh fruit. Metɔ aba foforo.
to sell	Verb	tɔn	They sell fish here. Wɔtɔn mpataa wɔ ha.
to pay	Verb	tua	Pay the money now. Tua sika no seesei.
to help	Verb	boa	Please help the child. Yɛsrɛ wo boa abofra no.
to love	Verb	dɔ	I love my family. Medɔ me abusua.
to live	Verb	te	We live in Accra. Yɛte Accra.
to die	Verb	wu	Old trees can die. Nnua dedaw betumi awu.
to learn	Verb	sua	Children learn at school. Mmofra sua wɔ sukuu.
to teach	Verb	kyerɛ	They teach English here. Wɔkyerɛ Borɔfo wɔ ha.
to open	Verb	bue	Open the door now. Bue ɔpono no seesei.
to close	Verb	to	Close the window please.
person	Substantiv	onipa	Every person needs food. Onipa biara hia aduan.
man	Substantiv	barima	The man is strong. Barima no ho yɛ den.
woman	Substantiv	ɔbaa	The woman is cooking. Ɔbaa no reyi aduan.
child	Substantiv	abofra	The child is sleeping. Abofra no da.
boy	Substantiv	abarimaa	The boy reads well. Abarimaa no kenkan yiye.
girl	Substantiv	abeawa	The girl is happy. Abeawa no ani agye.
family	Substantiv	abusua	My family lives here. Me abusua te ha.
mother	Substantiv	ɛna	My mother is kind. Me na yam ye.
father	Substantiv	agya	My father is home. M'agya wɔ fie.
friend	Substantiv	adamfo	He is my friend. Ɔno ne me adamfo.
house	Substantiv	fi	Their house is big. Wɔn fi no so.
home	Substantiv	fie	We are going home. Yɛrekɔ fie.
school	Substantiv	sukuu	The school is nearby. Sukuu no bɛn ha.
city	Substantiv	kurow	This city is busy. Saa kurow yi ayɛ ahomegyeɛ.
country	Substantiv	ɔman	Our country is peaceful. Yɛn ɔman asomdwoe wom.
world	Substantiv	wiase	The world is changing. Wiase resakra.
street	Substantiv	kwan	The street is long. Kwan no ware.
room	Substantiv	dan	The room is clean. Dan no tew.
time	Substantiv	bere	We have time now. Yɛwɔ bere seesei.
day	Substantiv	da	Today is a good day. Ɛnnɛ yɛ da pa.
night	Substantiv	anadwo	The night is cold. Anadwo no yɛ nwini.
morning	Substantiv	anɔpa	This morning is cool. Anɔpa yi yɛ nwini.
evening	Substantiv	anwummere	Come here this evening. Bra ha anwummere yi.
week	Substantiv	nnawɔtwe	I will come next week. Mɛba nnawɔtwe a ɛreba.
month	Substantiv	bosome	This month is busy. Bosome yi mu ayɛ adwuma.
year	Substantiv	afe	This year is good. Afe yi ye.
today	Adverb	ɛnnɛ	I am busy today. Me ho ayɛ me adwuma ɛnnɛ.
tomorrow	Adverb	ɔkyena	We will travel tomorrow. Yebetu kwan ɔkyena.
yesterday	Adverb	nnora	He came yesterday evening. Ɔbaa nnora anwummere.
now	Adverb	seesei	Come here now. Bra ha seesei.
sun	Substantiv	owia	The sun is hot. Owia no yɛ hyew.
moon	Substantiv	ɔsram	The moon is bright. Ɔsram no hyerɛn.
star	Substantiv	nsoromma	The stars shine tonight. Nsoromma no hyerɛn anadwo yi.
sky	Substantiv	ɔsoro	The sky is blue. Ɔsoro no yɛ bruu.
earth	Substantiv	asase	The earth is round.
fire	Substantiv	ogya	The fire is hot. Ogya no yɛ hyew.
water	Substantiv	nsu	Drink some water now. Nom nsu kakra seesei.
rain	Substantiv	osu	The rain is heavy. Osu no mu yɛ den.
wind	Substantiv	mframa	The wind is strong. Mframa no yɛ den.
tree	Substantiv	dua	That tree is tall. Saa dua no ware.
flower	Substantiv	nhwiren	The flower is beautiful. Nhwiren no yɛ fɛ.
mountain	Substantiv	bepɔw	The mountain is high. Bepɔw no ware.
river	Substantiv	asubɔnten	The river is wide.
sea	Substantiv	po	The sea is calm.
food	Substantiv	aduan	The food is ready. Aduan no ayɛ krado.
bread	Substantiv	paanoo	I bought fresh bread. Metɔɔ paanoo foforo.
rice	Substantiv	ɛmo	The rice is hot. Ɛmo no yɛ hyew.
meat	Substantiv	nam	The meat is good. Nam no yɛ dɛ.
fish	Substantiv	mpataa	We eat fish often. Yedi mpataa mpɛn pii.
egg	Substantiv	kosua	The egg is broken. Kosua no abɔ.
milk	Substantiv	nufusu	The baby drinks milk. Abɔfra no nom nufusu.
fruit	Substantiv	aba	This fruit is sweet. Saa aba yi yɛ dɛ.
tea	Substantiv	tii	She drinks tea daily. Ɔnom tii da biara.
coffee	Substantiv	kɔfe	I drink coffee sometimes. Menom kɔfe bere bi.
head	Substantiv	ti	My head hurts today. Me ti yɛ me ya ɛnnɛ.
eye	Substantiv	aniwa	Her eyes are beautiful. N'aniwa yɛ fɛ.
ear	Substantiv	aso	My ear hurts badly. M'aso yɛ me ya paa.
mouth	Substantiv	anom	Open your mouth wide. Bue w'anom kɛse.
nose	Substantiv	hwene	My nose is blocked.
hand	Substantiv	nsa	Wash your hands now. Hohoro wo nsa seesei.
foot	Substantiv	anan	My foot hurts today. M'anan yɛ me ya ɛnnɛ.
heart	Substantiv	akomam	Her heart is strong.
name	Substantiv	din	What is your name? Wo din de sɛn?
book	Substantiv	nhoma	This book is new. Saa nhoma yi foforo.
word	Substantiv	asɛmfua	This word is hard. Saa asɛmfua yi yɛ den.
language	Substantiv	kasa	Twi is a language. Twi yɛ kasa.
money	Substantiv	sika	I need more money. Mehia sika pii.
work	Substantiv	adwuma	My work is hard. M'adwuma yɛ den.
love	Substantiv	ɔdɔ	Love is very important. Ɔdɔ ho hia paa.
music	Substantiv	nnwom	The music is beautiful. Nnwom no yɛ fɛ.
story	Substantiv	asɛm	Tell me that story. Ka saa asɛm no kyerɛ me.
way	Substantiv	kwan	This is the best way. Eyi ne ɔkwan pa sen biara.
thing	Substantiv	ade	That thing is mine. Saa ade no yɛ me dea.
life	Substantiv	asetena	Life is not easy. Asetena nyɛ mmerɛ.
door	Substantiv	ɔpono	The door is open. Ɔpono no abue.
table	Substantiv	pono	The table is clean. Pono no tew.
chair	Substantiv	akonnwa	The chair is broken. Akonnwa no abubu.
car	Substantiv	kaar	The car is new. Kaar no foforo.
good	Adjektiv	pa	This food is good. Saa aduan yi yɛ pa.
bad	Adjektiv	bɔne	That work is bad. Saa adwuma no yɛ bɔne.
big	Adjektiv	kɛse	The house is big. Fie no so.
small	Adjektiv	ketewa	The room is small. Dan no sua.
new	Adjektiv	foforo	I bought a new book. Metɔɔ nhoma foforo.
old	Adjektiv	dedaw	That house is old. Saa fi no akyɛ.
long	Adjektiv	ware	The road is long. Kwan no ware.
short	Adjektiv	tiaa	The rope is short.
high	Adjektiv	ware	The mountain is high. Bepɔw no ware.
low	Adjektiv	fam	The table is low.
hot	Adjektiv	hyew	The tea is hot. Tii no yɛ hyew.
cold	Adjektiv	nwini	The water is cold. Nsu no yɛ nwini.
happy	Adjektiv	ani agye	The children are happy. Mmofra no ani agye.
sad	Adjektiv	werɛ aho	She feels sad today. Ne werɛ aho ɛnnɛ.
beautiful	Adjektiv	fɛ	The flower is beautiful. Nhwiren no yɛ fɛ.
easy	Adjektiv	mmerɛ	This work is easy. Saa adwuma yi yɛ mmerɛ.
hard	Adjektiv	den	This question is hard.
fast	Adjektiv	ntɛm	The car is fast. Kaar no yɛ ntɛm.
slow	Adjektiv	brɛoo	The car is slow. Kaar no yɛ brɛoo.
right	Adjektiv	ɛyɛ nokware	Your answer is right. Wo mmuae no yɛ nokware.
wrong	Adjektiv	mfomso	That answer is wrong. Saa mmuae no yɛ mfomso.
important	Adjektiv	hia	This book is important. Saa nhoma yi ho hia.
true	Adjektiv	nokware	This story is true. Saa asɛm yi yɛ nokware.
full	Adjektiv	ma	The cup is full.
empty	Adjektiv	hwee nni mu	The room is empty. Hwee nni dan no mu.
young	Adjektiv	abofra	The girl is young. Abeawa no yɛ abofra.
strong	Adjektiv	den	That man is strong. Saa barima no ho yɛ den.
weak	Adjektiv	yɛ mmerɛw	The child is weak. Abofra no yɛ mmerɛw.
red	Adjektiv	kɔkɔɔ	The flower is red. Nhwiren no yɛ kɔkɔɔ.
blue	Adjektiv	bruu	The sky is blue. Ɔsoro no yɛ bruu.
green	Adjektiv	ahabammono	The leaves are green.
yellow	Adjektiv	akokɔsradeɛ	The flower is yellow.
black	Adjektiv	tuntum	The bag is black. Kotoku no yɛ tuntum.
white	Adjektiv	fitaa	The shirt is white.
yes	Interjektion	aane	Yes, I will come. Aane, mɛba.
no	Interjektion	daabi	No, I do not know. Daabi, minnim.
and	Konjunktion	ne	Mother and father are here. Ɛna ne agya wɔ ha.
or	Konjunktion	anaasɛ	Tea or coffee is fine. Tii anaasɛ kɔfe nyinaa ye.
but	Konjunktion	nanso	I called, but he left. Mefrɛɛ no, nanso ɔkɔe.
if	Konjunktion	sɛ	If you come, we eat. Sɛ wobɛba a, yebedi.
because	Konjunktion	efisɛ	I stayed because it rained. Metenaa hɔ efisɛ osu tɔe.
with	Präposition	ne	I came with my friend. Me ne me adamfo bae.
without	Präposition	a... nni ho	He left without money.
for	Präposition	ma	This gift is for you. Saa akyɛde yi yɛ ma wo.
from	Präposition	fi	I came from home. Mefi fie bae.
to	Präposition	kɔ	We walked to school. Yɛnantew kɔɔ sukuu.