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The French Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Anne-Sophie Avé, has got some Ghanaians laughing after she made some attempts to speak Twi.
In a video shared on social media by actress Nikii Samonas, Madam Avé was challenged to say in Twi some English terms she was given.
Although she was able to give the Twi versions of some basic terms like 'how are you', she did not have it easy with others.
She got Nikki Samonas laughing when she said one term sounded more Chinese than Twi.
Retweet cos she did well … 😂😂🤣🤣@annesophieave pic.twitter.com/HGEEnzJzUK
— Nikki Samonas (@Nikkisamonas) May 26, 2022
Meanwhile, some fans were impressed with her, while others could not hold back their laughter.
Some people also could not help but point out how much Nikki Samonas and Madam Avé look alike.
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