A Child's Guide to Speaking and Understanding Twi

A 4 Week Language Course for Kids

By: Language Ladder

Narrated by: Asamoah Apaw

An introductory guide to important words and phrases in Twi, presented in daily learning sessions targeted at children. Topics include many common and useful areas of vocabulary development, from greetings to colors and common questions. Content is organized in a series of 28 teaching sessions, which can be reviewed daily for four weeks together with additional context to help your children become successful language learners. These are short, daily lessons to help kids stay engaged, with timed repetition over time to build retention. We also narrow down vocabulary to the most-used words and phrases, often termed a "frequency dictionary" approach, so that you are learning words that your kids will use and they can see quick results.

This book also includes detailed sections in English on effective strategies for learning new languages and how to continue learning once the course completes. In addition, the audiobook contains complete review sections for learning, comprehension, and speaking tasks.

This is a complete language course to get your child proficient in a new language in one month (four weeks). Over 500 different words and phrases are included across over 30 themes, topics, and sections, including the key building blocks of greetings, adjectives, quantities, questions and responses, colors, places, emotions, time, food, transport, animals, and positions, with multiple sentence construction examples.

Please note that grammar is only taught by example in this audiobook, which focuses on speaking and oral comprehension.

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waste of money

awful. speaker just gives one word at a time without putting them into full sentences or into a meaningful context. imagine if you wanted to go to France and someone was teaching you the names of vegetables one by one but you don't know how to say "the" or "how much does it cost?" or just the context (restaurants, shopping, cooking) in which you find those words.