Tenkamenin Boateng
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Mami wata firi he?
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I wonder how this European looking divinity got Africanized.
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According to Wikipedia
“The appearance of her hair ranges from straight, curly to kinky black and combed straight back.[3][4] Incorrectly, mostly western sources have suggested the name “Mami Wata” is pidgin English for “Mother Water” yet this is impossible as the deities existed in Africa long before colonization on the continent… Read more
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Adeɛ a ɛnyɛ na yɛyɛ no yie. If something is not good we make it good.
Used to encourage someone to do better.
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Adeɛ a Onyame bɛma wo a, biara ɛmpare wo da. If Onyame gives you something, no on can take it from you.
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Adeɛ a wode huna akɔdaa a, ɔbɛsuro no, wode huna panin a, ɔrensuro. A thing which, if you show it to a child, he will fear, if you show it to an elder, he does not fear.
You can’t threaten an experienced person as you can an inexperienced one.
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Onipa nokorɛ ne “Mamee” – A person’s truth is “I am satisfied” (Say the truth and nothing but the truth).
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