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UdemyLearn basics of Ewe Language
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Your First Steps Into the Ewe Language
This course introduces the basics of Ewe, a language spoken by the Ewe people across Ghana, Togo, and parts of Nigeria. It covers the alphabet, common everyday vocabulary, and a brief look at how the language's grammar is structured, with graphics used throughout to reinforce the audio lessons.
Who it's for
Complete beginners with no prior exposure to Ewe, including anyone who won't have regular access to native speakers to practice with.
Key takeaways
- The Ewe alphabet and pronunciation basics
- Names of common everyday objects
- An introduction to Ewe grammatical structure
- The standard written and spoken forms, despite regional variation
The course is deliberately simple and self-contained, designed so that learners without access to native speakers can still make real progress on their own.
About this course
This course teaches basics of the Ewe Language spoken by the Ewes in Ghana as well as Togo and some part of Nigeria. As you take this course, you will learn the Ewe alphabets, names of common objects and a brief introduction to the grammatical structure of the language. Learning every language is much faster when speaking with the natives but do not worry because this course is designed such that everyone benefits from it.
The course structure is simple but good for all levels of learners, efforts were made to ensure graphical illustrations are not left out to ensure every student sees what is being mentioned in the audio to better understanding.
The Ewe language is one very special language in Ghana as it is very unique in a lot of things, talk about oral or written form of the language. However, due to location differences, we do have various kinds or types of the language but they are not so far from each other.
In this course, much work was put into making sure the standard way of writing the words, sentences and of speaking the language is used to make you learn right.
Have fun as you learn and make sure to take all the lessons seriously.
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