Akan singer (Mathey) sybellah it's for you, I know you love her



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhpa1JFK5EY

ivorian225: Akan singer (Mathey) sybellah it's for you, I know you love her



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhpa1JFK5EY

merci bro, c'est gentil
joyeux noel

Sybellah:

merci bro, c'est gentil
joyeux noel

merci et joyeux noel a toi aussi

Beautiful Monique Seka
She looks great with the Kente wrapper on her head


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79ZYVnLIpOI

Queen Pokou and Baoule Migration in painting

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@ Syb tell me, agni and brong are not ashanti?

ivorian225: @ Syb tell me, agni and brong are not ashanti?

nope brong are just brong, there is also a brong community (larger than ours ) in Ghana.

For the Agni i ain't sure, but i ve read that there are also agni in Ghana but in a smaller # , i asked to a few ghanaians if they knew an ethnic group called agni but they said no...so i thought maybe they go under another name there, like the Guere in CIV that are Khran in Lib (and Guerze in Guinea, here i am not 100% sure if guerze and khran are the same)

There is a community that migrated from CIV (around the Ano region) to ghana, togo and benin...they are a mixed of Agni and Malinke and are called Tchokossi. They r most of the time muslim and their language is a mix of akan and mandinka languages. I know in CIV a sizeable pop of Agni is muslim, but except for the religion, did these agni also mixed with malinke? And are their language a bit different from the original Agni? Are there like the Andoh from CIV who are a mix of Baoule and Malinke? (Ahoua Ewura is Andoh i think)

This what the Tchokossi sound like, their language sounds more like an Akan language than Mandinka, are u able to repere a few words from here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NW2oAVANDmM

Sybellah:

nope brong are just brong, there is also a brong community (larger than ours ) in Ghana.

For the Agni i ain't sure, but i ve read that there are also agni in Ghana but in a smaller # , i asked to a few ghanaians if they knew an ethnic group called agni but they said no...so i thought maybe they go under another name there, like the Guere in CIV that are Khran in Lib (and Guerze in Guinea, here i am not 100% sure if guerze and khran are the same)

There is a community that migrated from CIV (around the Ano region) to ghana, togo and benin...they are a mixed of Agni and Malinke and are called Tchokossi. They r most of the time muslim and their language is a mix of akan and mandinka languages. I know in CIV a sizeable pop of Agni is muslim, but except for the religion, did these agni also mixed with malinke? And are their language a bit different from the original Agni? Are there like the Andoh from CIV who are a mix of Baoule and Malinke? (Ahoua Ewura is Andoh i think)

no oooh, we don't have mandinka neighbor like the baoulé so there is not in civ a people who are a mix of agni and mandika, but for the andoh, je savais ça!! mais je savais pas que awa ehura était andoh

ivorian225: no oooh, we don't have mandinka neighbor like the baoulé so there is not in civ a people who are a mix of agni and mandika, but for the andoh, je savais ça!! mais je savais pas que awa ehura était andoh

aa ok, but u know there is a sizeable pop of Agni that converted to islam right, so I thought those were maybe the ancestors of the tchokossi

le tchokossi la ressemble agni/baoulé heiiiiin

ivorian225: le tchokossi la ressemble agni/baoulé heiiiiin

sisi tu vois non, they sound more agni/baoule than mandinka but there are a mix of the 2 cultures and are muslim in majority

Sybellah:

aa ok, but u know there are a sizeable pop of Agni that converted to islam right, so I thought those were maybe the ancestors of the tchokossi

si si je suis au courant pour les agnis musulmans, concernant les ancetres des tchokossi, je pensait que les baoulés étaient leurs ancetres, ce qu'on m'as dis oooh

Sybellah: sisi tu vois non, they sound more agni/baoule than mandinka but there are a mix of the 2 cultures and are muslim in majority

si si I know them very well, because i have a good friend qui est tchokossi

ivorian225: si si je suis au courant pour les agnis musulmans, concernant les ancetres des tchokossi, je pensait que les baoulés étaient leurs ancetres, ce qu'on m'as dis oooh

but Ano region is en pays Agni no Or maybe them and the Andoh are the same too


I started to doubt also about the Abbey being an Akan group, i have seen a few sources that said there were actually Ewe, so I tried to listen to the Ewe language and they mo'fvcking sound like the Abbey and Attie
I was very surprised. I made my dad listen to it, but he said he dun understand a word, he dun understand abbey too tho abbey and attie sound alike. Maybe because he is a southern attie. The attie from Anyama (my region) is somewhat different from the Attie from Adzope, Attie from Adzope can understand Abbey to some extent.

This is what the Ewe of Ghana and Togo sound like, striking right?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfxvBsOLOIw

ivorian225: si si I know them very well, because i have a good friend qui est tchokossi

aah ok

Sybellah:

but Ano region is en pays Agni no Or maybe them and the Andoh are the same too


I started to doubt also about the Abbey being an Akan group, i have seen a few sources that said there were actually Ewe, so I tried to listen to the Ewe language and they mo'fvcking sound like the Abbey and Attie
I was very surprised. I made my dad listen to it, but he said he dun understand a word, he dun understand abbey too tho abbey and attie sound alike. Maybe because he is a southern attie. The attie from Anyama (my region) is somewhat different from the Attie from Adzope, Attie from Adzope can understand Abbey to some extent.

This is what the Ewe of Ghana and Togo sound like, striking right?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfxvBsOLOIw

@ Syb prend mon gbo, tu es tro forte, c'est claire pour moi les attié abbey ne sont pas akan, je crois qu'ils sont Ewé, j'ai lu beaucoup de livre ou on decris les abbey comme des ewés, mais je sais pas pourquoi en civ, on les class comme akan

@Syb, je vais bientot crée un website sur les akan et kru de cote d'ivoire pour l'instant puis j'elargirai aux autres groupes, vue que tu as une bonne connaissance de certains peuples, je te proposerai de participé a la redaction de certains articles.

ivorian225: @ Syb prend mon gbo, tu es tro forte, c'est claire pour moi les attié abbey ne sont pas akan, je crois qu'ils sont Ewé, j'ai lu beaucoup de livre ou on decris les abbey comme des ewés, mais je sais pas pourquoi en civ, on les class comme akan

thx bro

I think the Attie are a mixed ethnic group, they have some Ewe and some Aowin, Ahizi, Abbey, Ebrie in them (in the Attie language there are a few modified baoule words, and some weird agencement in their expression, but the Abbey should be more Ewe than Akan (them too are somewhat mixed tho, but not to the same extent as the Attie). Later I ll send you the document about the formation of southern akan ethnik groups by email

ivorian225: @Syb, je vais bientot crée un website sur les akan et kru de cote d'ivoire pour l'instant puis j'elargirai aux autres groupes, vue que tu as une bonne connaissance de certains peuples, je te proposerai de participé a la redaction de certains articles.

haaaaaaaan , c'est pas affaire hein, beautiful initiative, prend mon gbo frang1 t trop bien quoi
ce qui est sur tu peux compter sur moi, je ferai tt pr t'aider. But i have to find the time too. Just tell me when u are starting and i ll tell u how i can help

Sybellah:

thx bro

I think the Attie are a mixed ethnic group, they have some Ewe and some Aowin, Ahizi, Abbey, Ebrie in them (in the Attie language there are a few modified baoule words, and some weird agencement in their expression, but the Abbey should be more Ewe than Akan (them too are somewhat mixed tho, but not to the same extent than the Attie). Later I ll send you the document about the formation of southern akan ethnik groups by email

ok coool, j'attends ça!!! j'ai see la video, l'Ewé ressemble a de l'abbey

ivorian225: ok coool, j'attends ça!!! j'ai see la video, l'Ewé ressemble a de l'abbey

sisi, but can u make the distinction when an Abbey speak and when an Attie speak, cause me i can't, they sound alike to me.

Sybellah:

haaaaaaaan , c'est pas affaire hein, beautiful initiative, prend mon gbo frang1 t trop bien quoi
ce qui est sur tu peux compter sur moi, je ferai tt pr t'aider. But i have to find the time too. Just tell me when u are starting and i ll tell u how i can help

ok cooool, moi même je compte commencer debut février, quand j'aurais bien delimiter les sujets et tous, je te ferais signe

Sybellah:

sisi, but can u make the distinction when an Abbey speak and when an Attie speak, cause me i can't, they sound alike to me.

me too, I can't!!!! mais bon j'ai toujours pensait comme s'il comprennait un peu comme bété/dida ou agni/baoulé

ivorian225: me too, I can't!!!! mais bon j'ai toujours pensait comme s'il comprennait un peu comme bété/dida ou agni/baoulé

si je me fi a mon vieux, non ooo they do not understand each other, but since Anyaman Attie do not understand very well Adzope Attie, maybe the former is the one who can't understand at all the Abbey. Because this is surprising, when u listen to the 2 languages (Abbey and Attie) they sound the same.

ivorian225: ok coool, j'attends ça!!! j'ai see la video, l'Ewé ressemble a de l'abbey

i sent u the doc, enjoy

i have to run c ya later

ivorian225: ok cooool, moi même je compte commencer debut février, quand j'aurais bien delimiter les sujets et tous, je te ferais signe

cool

CIV

CIV

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Copa Barry is actually Fula, he is born in CIV from guinean parents
Eboue = Baoule 100% (note when i say 100% the 2 parents are from the same ethnic group)
Zokora= Bhete 100%
Kolo & Yaya= Senoufo 100%
Bamba= Mandinka (precisely Koyaka or maybe Mahouka)
Tiote= Senoufo
Gervinho= Brong (his name is Baoule but he said he is brong)
Drogba= Bhete 100%
Doumbia= Mandinka
Keita= Mandinka 50% (dad) / Bhete 50% (mum)
Traore= Mandinka

الملكي فوق الله:
What Tribe does the Name Traoré Belong To?...Because i love that Name.

Traore is Malinke/Mandinka originaly, but today u can find senoufo with this name because they have interacted with malinke or dioula and many converted to islam.
Those name are originally Mandinka and u can find them in CIV, Mali, Senegal, Burkina, Guinea...any country with mandinka population:
Traore, Keita, Toure, Kone, Cisse, Doumbia, Coulibaly, Sanogo, Ouattara, Sy-Savane, Sidibe, Camara, Fofana, Kante, Bangoura, Kourouma (Kourouma is more often Guinea & CIV), Konate, Kamagate, Diakite...

Some mandinka name most common in CIV than anywhere else:
Soumahoro, Bakayoko, Diomande, Bamba, Sy-Savane...

A few original Senoufo surnames:
Gbon, Sekongo, Kolo, Gnire, Gnegneri, Soro, Tuho, Silue, Tiote, Tiene...

Sybellah:

Traore is Malinke/Mandinka originaly, but today u can find senoufo with this name because they have interacted with malinke or dioula and many converted to islam.
Those name are originally Mandinka and u can find them in CIV, Mali, Senegal, Burkina, Guinea...any country with mandinka population:
Traore, Keita, Toure, Kone, Cisse, Doumbia, Coulibaly, Sanogo, Ouattara, Sy-Savane...

Some mandinka name most common in CIV than anywhere else:
Soumahoro, Bakayoko, Diomande, Bamba, Sy-Savane...

A few original Senoufo surnames:
Gbon, Sekongo, Kolo, Gnire, Gnegneri, Soro, Tuho,...

Sybellah: Copa Barry is actually Fula, he is born in CIV from guinean parents
Eboue = Baoule 100% (note when i say 100% the 2 parents are from the same ethnic group)
Zokora= Bhete 100%
Kolo & Yaya= Senoufo 100%
Bamba= Mandinka (precisely Koyaka or maybe Mahouka)
Tiote= Senoufo
Gervinho= Brong (his name is Baoule but he said he is brong)
Drogba= Bhete 100%
Doumbia= Mandinka
Keita= Mandinka 50% (dad) / Bhete 50% (mum)
Traore= Mandinka

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