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Akan language - Wikipedia After independence, the national language commission adopted 'Akan', a name that had been used for all the languages spoken by the Akan people, which included Twi-Fante and the Bia languages, as the name for Twi-Fante specifically
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Twi Language: A Global Expression of Ghanaian Culture and Heritage Twi, a widely spoken dialect of the Akan language family, is the heart of Ghanaian communication, culture, and tradition Spoken by over 18 million people, primarily in Ghana, Twi is a language that bridges generations and connects communities, not only in Ghana but across the world