Twi And Patois Have Some Similarities – Stonebwoy

Livingstone Etse Satekla, better known by his stage name Stonebwoy, is a Ghanaian reggae dancehall musician who has drawn attention to the parallels between Jamaican patois and Ghana's Twi language.

Afrobeats music's development, his own style, the many musical genres found in different African nations, Ghana's politics, recent festivals, and other topics were discussed in an interview with Hot 97 radio station presenter Ebro in New York.

Based on lifestyle and accent, he claims that the Ghanaian language “Twi” and Jamaican “Patois” are related in various ways.

Also, Stonebwoy discussed how Jamaican culture has deep Ghanaian origins.

Along with his dedication and hard work, Stonebwoy's patois adaptability propelled him to the top of the world stage.

Source: Dklassgh.com

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