Twi is the language of the Akan people and one of the most widely spoken languages in Ghana.
| Hello | Agoo |
| Hi | Amee |
| Good morning | Maakye |
| Good afternoon | Maaha |
| Good evening | Maadwo |
| Welcome | Akwaaba |
| How are you? | Ete sen? |
| I am fine | Meho ye |
| How are you also? | Wonso woho te sen? |
| I am also fine | Menso meho ye |
| Please | Mepa wo akyew |
| Excuse me | Mepa wo akyew |
| Sorry | Kafra |
| Thank you | Medaase |
| White person | Obroni |
| Black person | Obibini |
| Me | Me |
| You | Wo |
| I hear you | Mati |
| Okay | Yoo |
| Water | Nsuo |
| Food | Aduane |
| Meat | Enam |
| Money | Sika |
| How much? | Eye sen? |
| Goodbye | Bye bye |
| Please give me | Me pa wo akyew ma me |
| I do not have | Menni |
| Where? | Ehen? |
| Where are you going? | Woko hen? |
| What is your name? | Ye fre wo sen? |
| My name is Steve | Ye fre me Steve |
| What is your name also? | Wonso ye fre wo sen? |
| I am also Eric | Menso ye fre me Eric |
| Male | Obarima |
| Female | Obaa |
| Today | Ene |
| Tomorrow | Okyena |
| Yesterday | Enora |