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Kabɩyɛ · Togo

Family and diaspora

Recognise family relationships and keep a small conversation routine across generations.

For a family call, a home learning session or reconnecting with relatives. Start from the words your family recognises and compare them with the source.

Activities are teaching adaptations. Source transcriptions remain pending expert review; each card states its source and status.

  1. Name the family

    Recognise close family and two generations.

  2. Connect people and home

    Recognise relatives, a name and home.

  3. A five-minute family exchange

    Greet, recognise a family occasion and offer congratulations.

  4. More family relationships

    Distinguish cousins, grandchildren, spouses and younger siblings in the source.

For families linked to Togo, Ghana, Benin or several countries, record where a relative learned a term and the situation in which they use it. Families abroad can alternate English and French explanations while keeping Kabɩyɛ forms visible.