In Twi (a major Akan language spoken in Ghana), "How are you?" is commonly said as: "Wo ho te sɛn?"
- "Wo ho" means "your health/state"
- "te sɛn?" means "how is it?" or "how is?"
So the full phrase literally translates to "How is your health?" or "How are
you?" If you want to greet someone formally or politely, you could also say:
"Ɛte sɛn?"
(This means "How is it?" or "How are you?" in a more general sense.) Let me
know if you'd like help with other phrases in Twi!
