Ewe

Eʋegbe
Ewe Language

Language Information

Spoken in: Ghana, Togo, Benin
Number of Speakers: Approximately 7 million people
Language Family: Niger-Congo, Atlantic-Congo, Volta-Congo, Kwa, Left Bank, Gbe

Friendliness

Ewe is a bright and melodic language spoken across the Volta region of Ghana and Togo. Its smooth rhythm and warm tone reflect the friendliness and resilience of the people who use it every day. Ewe carries a strong sense of community bond, making it a language that feels welcoming, steady, and full of life. It brings people together through clear expression, shared conversations, and the natural closeness found among families and neighbours from the coast to the inland hills.

Message

Ne wòmeƒe wòƒe agbe me didi o, eƒe amega gbugbɔ le eŋu kple wòado ŋu. Agbe kple Xɔse la nye se — wòmeƒe woƒe didi na wo hã.
If you don't feed your body, it weakens and eventually dies. The soul and Spirit alike. Feed them too.