A beginner's PDF phrase book for Kabiyè language, spoken language in the north of Togo. commun greetings, numbers, days of the week, colors, family members, and food with cultural notes and a pronunciation guide. 11 beautifully designed pages. Instant download after payment.

Kabiyè Phrase Book — Language Roots Hub

A beginner's PDF phrase book for Ga language, spoken language in the south of Ghana. Covers greetings, numbers, days of the week, colors, family members, and food with cultural notes and a pronunciation guide. 11 beautifully designed pages. Instant download after payment.

Gã Phrase Book — Language Roots Hub

The 2026 edition of the only Nawdm-language wall calendar in existence. If you missed this at the start of the year, the remaining months of 2026 are still ahead and every month in Nawdm carries a name that tells you the season, the farming rhythm, and the cultural life of the Nawdba people.

Suunb (February) is the hunting season. Waɦaab (March) is the Farm Clearing Festival month. Duhool (September) evokes the dark mountain. Josɔɦb (December) is the harvest month, named after the sorghum gathered at year's end. These are not translations of English month names. They are the original Nawdba calendar, the way the Nawdba people have counted their year for generations.

Reviewed and verified by Gaston Jr in August 2026. Sourced from the ASDN & SIL Togo Nawdm–French–English Dictionary.

15 pages. Instant PDF download. GHS 45.

Nawdm Wall Calendar 2026 — Current Year Edition — Language Roots Hub (PDF Download)

A beginner's PDF phrase book for Ewe language, Ghana's and Togo's most widely spoken language. Covers greetings, numbers, days of the week, colors, family members, and food with cultural notes and a pronunciation guide. 11 beautifully designed pages. Instant download after payment.

Ewe Phrase Book — Language Roots Hub

The Akan people gave the world Adinkra, one of the most recognised symbol systems in all of Africa. This Twi calendar gives each month of 2027 its own Adinkra symbol and its corresponding meaning, connecting every month of your year to a principle from Akan wisdom.

January is Ɔpɛpɔn, Gye Nyame, the Supremacy of God. February is Ɔgyefoɔ. Sankofa, Learn from the Past. September is Ɛbɔ, Fawohodie, Freedom and Independence. December is Ɔpɛnimma, Adinkrahene, Greatness. Twelve months, twelve Adinkra themes, twelve traditional Akan month names.

Public holidays are written in Twi, French, and English. The Odwira purification festival in September, the Aboakyir deer-catching festival in May at Winneba, the Bakatue fishing festival at Elmina in July, all noted with their cultural descriptions. Sourced from the Bureau of Ghana Languages (BGL) Orthography Standard, covering Asante Twi, Akuapem Twi, and Bono Twi.

14 pages. Instant PDF download. For Ghanaian families at home and across the world.

Twi (Akan) Wall Calendar 2027 — Afe 2027 — Language Roots Hub Edition (PDF Download)

A beginner's PDF phrase book for Twi (Akan), Ghana's most widely spoken language. Covers greetings, numbers, days of the week, colors, family members, and food with cultural notes and a pronunciation guide. 11 beautifully designed pages. Instant download after payment.

Twi Phrase Book — Language Roots Hub

Kabiyè is the second national language of Togo, spoken by over a million people in the Kara region and across the diaspora. This is the first wall calendar published in Kabiyè that carries the traditional month names alongside the festivals that define the Kabiyè year.July is Hasɨyadɛ fenay, the month of the Ɛvala wrestling festival, the greatest traditional rite of the Kabiyè people. Young men compete in wrestling as a rite of passage in Kara, observed by thousands. August is Kɪyɛna fenay ,the Akpema ceremony month, when women undergo their own initiation cycle after Ɛvala. These are not simply cultural notes. They are the living calendar of the Kabiyè people, written in their own language for the first time in a published wall calendar.Every month carries its Kabiyè name, trilingual day names (Kabiyè, French, English), and a cultural photograph from Northern Togo, farmers in the fields, hunters at the dry season, the red laterite landscapes of Kara.For Kabiyè families in Togo, Ghana, France, and the diaspora. For schools, NGOs, missionaries, and language preservationists.13 pages. Instant PDF download.

Kabiyè Language Calendar 2027 — Language Roots Hub Edition (PDF Download)

Accra is the capital of Ghana. But how many people know the names of the twelve months in Gã, the original language of Greater Accra? This calendar answers that question for every month of 2027. Each month carries its traditional Gã name: Aharabata, 2. Oflɔ , Otsokrikri, Abeibe, Agbienaa, Otukwajan, Maawe, Manyawale, Gbo, Antoŋ, Alemle, Afuabe. Public holidays are written in Gã, French, and English. August notes the Homowo harvest festival, the most important celebration of the Gã people, alongside the Asafotufiam festival in Ada. June carries the Kplejoo ceremony notes, the traditional Gã religious rites of Accra. Every month has a cultural photograph: fishing canoes at the Accra coast, the busy streets of Nungua, the night sky over a Gã village. This calendar is for every Gã family in Greater Accra and the diaspora. It is also for every person who calls Accra home and wants to know the city's original language. 13 pages. Instant PDF download.

Gã (GaWiemɔ) Wall Calendar 2027 — Language Roots Hub Edition (PDF Download)

The Ewe language has millions of speakers across Ghana, Togo, and Benin, and this is the first wall calendar ever published in Eʋegbe that carries the traditional Ewe month names alongside cultural festival notes. Each of the twelve months shows its Ewe month name (Dzove, Dzodze, Tedoxe, and more), with public holidays written in Ewe, French, and English. The Hogbetsotso Festival, the greatest Ewe national gathering, held in Anloga every November to commemorate the exodus from Notsie is marked with its full cultural description. The Asogli Yam Festival in Ho is noted in August and September. Every month has a cultural photograph drawn from the landscapes and daily life of the Volta Region and the Ewe coast. For Ewe families in Ghana, Togo, the UK, USA, and across the diaspora. For schools, churches, language teachers, and anyone who believes the Ewe language deserves to be seen. 13 pages. Instant PDF download.

Ewe (Eʋegbe) Wall Calendar 2027 — Language Roots Hub Edition (PDF Download)

This is the only Nawdm-language wall calendar published anywhere in the world. Twelve months, each carrying its traditional Nawdm name drawn directly from the ASDN & SIL Togo Nawdm–French–English Dictionary — the same source used by linguists and missionaries who have worked among the Nawdba people for decades.

Every month page shows the Nawdm month name in full, with public holidays and movable feasts written in Nawdm, French, and English. Traditional Nawdba festivals are noted in the month they occur. Each month has a full-colour cultural photograph of Sahelian village life, farming seasons, and the landscapes of the Nawdba homeland in Togo and the Oti Region of Ghana.

This is not a decorative calendar. It is a language document you can hang on your wall. For Nawdba families, diaspora communities, Togolese churches, language researchers, and anyone who values what is being preserved here.

14 pages. Instant PDF download. Print at home or at any print shop.

Nawdm Wall Calendar 2027 — Language Roots Hub Edition (PDF Download)

A beginner's PDF phrase book for Nawdm language, spoken language in the south of Ghana and in the north of Togo. Covers greetings, numbers, days of the week, colors, family members, and food with cultural notes and a pronunciation guide. 11 beautifully designed pages. Instant download after payment.