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How do you say can I come in twi language?

The direct translation of "Can I come in?" in Twi is "Me tumi bɛhyɛn anaa?"

Here's a breakdown of the sentence:

* Me: I

* Tumi: Can (ability)

* Bɛhyɛn: Come in (verb)

* Anaa?: (question marker)

However, it's important to note that this phrase may be considered too formal or even rude in some contexts.

Here are some alternative ways to say "Can I come in?" in Twi that are more natural and polite:

* "Mɛhyɛn, sɛ ɛyɛ wo koraa a." (Can I come in, if it's okay with you?)

* "Me tumi bɛhyɛn?" (Can I come in, please?)

* "Wo bɛma me hyɛn anaa?" (Would you allow me to come in?)

The best way to say "Can I come in" depends on the context, the person you are talking to, and the level of formality you want to achieve.

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