My First Twi Words
Give your child the gift of language and identity.
Connecting kids to Ghanaian culture has never been easier.
Preserve the Twi language and pass it on to the next generation. Introduce your little ones to their first Twi words and spellings of everyday items, and spark interest in the language from an early age.
Watch as they delight in the colorful illustrations, easy-to-turn board pages, and engaging pictures that make learning fun and memorable.
What’s Inside
This 3-book Twi vocabulary board-book set includes:
• Mmoa – Learn the names of animals they see and love
• Nipadua – Discover body parts they can point to and say aloud
• Wɔ efie – Explore familiar objects found around the home
Perfect for children learning Twi for the first time and families who want to preserve their Ghanaian heritage.
Why Families Love It
• Builds early Twi vocabulary and literacy
• Encourages pride in Ghanaian culture and roots
• Promotes bilingual learning at home and school
• Durable board pages made for little hands
• Bright, engaging visuals that make learning enjoyable
Loved by families in Ghana and the diaspora who want to keep their language alive.
Product Details
Hardcover board book box set · 3 books
30 pages per box set
Language: Twi
ISBN: 978-1-7377151-2-2
Item Weight: 0.7 kg
Dimensions: 183 × 171 × 40 mm
Includes pronunciation support · Ships worldwide
Questions parents ask
What age is it for?
There’s no age limit. You can start with newborns, introducing the language through the very first words they hear. As they grow, the books grow with them: soon they’re reading the words on their own, writing them and pronouncing them.
I don’t speak Twi. Can I still use these?
Yes. Every set comes with audio pronunciations, so anyone can learn.
What other languages do you have?
45 and counting, from Afrikaans to Zulu. See all our languages
Where does it ship from?
From whichever of our hubs is closest to you. We ship from the US, the UK, Canada, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Ghana, Togo, South Africa, Kenya and China.
Their first words, in every language you love.
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