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14. SSS Video Recording + Slides: What was Israel in Relation to Black People? The Danger of a Single Story 
Black-to-Black Translations / kmtyw Hr kmtyw m xpr mdw
We translate Black stuff in Black languages
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Talawa posted an update in the group
Black-to-Black Translations / kmtyw Hr kmtyw m xpr mdw a year ago · a year ago (edited)
Spice se: “Let it be known that Stonebwoy kyar(i) Spice kom Ghana for the first time”
Note- Some good good language discussion inna dis
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Stonebwoy Welcomes Jamaican Dancehall Queen Spice In Ghana 🇬🇭🇯🇲
Stonebwoy Welcomes Spice (Jamaican Dancehall Artist) In Ghana In this exclusive entertainment update, Ghana’s own Stonebwoy warmly welcomes Jamaican dancehall sensation, Spice, to Ghana! The moment is monumental as these
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@obadelekambon just as we were talking about the instrumental ting with — *fa NOUN brɛ *and* fa NOUN bra* (the use of tek, kyar(i), bring depends on context)
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Di way di man talk patwa, mi woulda assume seh di man a Jamaican lawd. Big Up to Stonebwoy!
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Fa DIRECT OBJECT brɛ INDIRECT OBJECT. As opposed to fa D.O. bra.
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Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé posted an update in the group
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Translating mdw nTr into Twi and Yorùbá. Ama, Kwaku and Akosua’s classwork
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Talawa posted an update in the group
Black-to-Black Translations / kmtyw Hr kmtyw m xpr mdw a year agohttps://abibitumitv.com/watch/ylATuYcPjvisnOr
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Why Jamaicans Say "Gwaan" - Lesson 22
Learn how to properly use our world famous greeting "Wah a gwaan" and the myriad of other ways it applies when speaking Jamaican. This video provides the full breakdown to advance your understanding of this be
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Side note — I didn’t realize he used bakra (krakkkaz) as examples for this one…
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