Siesie wo ho sie: Akan (Asante-Twi) elementary vocabulary is a revised edition of the author's Tie ma mense wo: Basic vocabulary for Asante-Twi learners, which is currently out of print. Its main goal is to provide beginners of Akan (Asante-Twi) with the basic words and expressions that they are required to master by the end of the course. As the new title clearly suggests, the text is here to help users plan their language learning trip. The provision of exhaustive meanings and use of individual entries is practically beyond the scope of the compilation, but some vital points of explanation have been carefully added to facilitate comprehension. Also, some useful items such as parts of the human body, cardinal numbers, and days of the week, which are usually taught in formal lessons, have not been included in the present word list.

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Reprint of the original, first published in 1881.