Dictionnaire Twi–anglais

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