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WIA Languages Day 37/221: Akan (아칸어) – The Voice of Wisdom Ringing Along the Gold Coast
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- The WIA Languages Project introduced Akan, a language of Ghana in West Africa, as the 37th of 221 recorded languages.
- WIA said it will record Akan proverbs, Adinkra symbols and Anansi stories in a digital archive for the language, spoken by about 11 million people.
- Akan is spoken by about 44% of Ghana's population and is divided into three dialects: Ashanti Twi, Fante and Akuapem Twi.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WIA Languages Day 37/221] Akan (아칸어) – 황금 해안에서 울려 퍼지는 지혜의 목소리
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