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𓇋 𓐩 𓆓 𓁷 𓎡
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Ankh udja seneb!
I am Ana Luzia Wadjet, african from the Brazilian diáspora, I talk from Recôncavo da Bahia, and its a honor to join here with u all.
I have a bachelor’s degree in history and I’m an educator, I worked in the public education system in the state of Bahia for 5 years, currently I returned to university to study environmental sciences.
I am very interested in medu neter and studies on African antiquity.
I am a member of the oldest Candomblé terreiro of jeje mahi tradition, which is a term used to refer to people who descend from the Kingdom of Dahomey. We praise the Vodum ancestral spirits, and inside our community we speak many words from the Gbe languages (of the Fon and Ewe peoples)
I’m interested in linguistic studies and I want more information about the Gbe languages, as I know that many words we use as “corruptelas”, a term used in the field of linguistics to describe words that are written or pronounced in the wrong or altered way.
so I would like to connect with people who research n study the Kingdom of Dahomey, the Ewe n Fon peoples, and the Gbe languages
Vodum pao aladeji
Blessings from the Voduns
Arroboboi🐍🐍🌈🌧️
Tory Robinson, Obafemi and 9 others14 Comments-
Akwaba me nuabaa (Welcome, my sista).
You should definitely make a pilgrimage to Kmt/Asaase Yaa/Afrika/the Motherland, particularly Benin,Togo, Western Nigeria, Eastern Ghana.
Benin has an annual Vodun celebration in January every year; you should definitely try your best to make it to one in the near future.
https://www.imperialcorpsagoodjie.org
Again,
Akwaba
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@Kwadwo 𓇼 𓄿 𓀢
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@Kwadwo please let me know about the mdw ntr classes n if its possível tô me I Will join for sure
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Akwaaba nuabaa
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I have a good friend who is Ewe and I’m learning a little bit about Ewe history
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@Baka asè, ngunzo! Nice to conect tô tou brother 🙏🏿✊🏿 we can share sources of readin
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Interesting wanna learn more really considering on moving to Africa do you know any good places to raise a family?
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@Keith Anthony i neva went to the motherland, but I think about Cameroon cuz I know there is a great conscious community there, and because of the Forest. But u can ask many other brodas n sistas here in this community, i’m sure They can help u take the best decision
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Sister Luzia, greetings from Ghana. Akwaaba!
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@Njideka dwa sista
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𓋴 𓃀 𓏜 𓍘 𓇋
✊🏿🙏🏿
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@Njideka listen tô this please a homenage from Ilê Aiyê music group tô king Osei Tutu I and the Ashanti empire
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This Afrikan-cultural mix (vocals and instruments) presents a niiice sound🔊 Meda ase/dwA for sharing
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Saudações minha irmã. Bem-vindo ao Abibitumi. Você compartilha o nome da mulher negra mais velha que se conhece no Brasil! Fico feliz em saber que você está interessado em aprender mdw nTr. Eu ensino o idioma em nível universitário aqui na Universidade de Gana e oferecerei aulas em um futuro próximo. A última vez que estive no Brasil foi em 2007, mas tenho que voltar logo. Eu ensino Capoeira de Combate Negro aqui e ensinei durante anos na Universidade de Gana. Estou ansioso para aprender mais sobre você e sua jornada.
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@Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé saudações meu irmão, meu respeito. Adupé/dwa por seu trabalho de excelência e de suma importância para o nosso povo.
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