Write a Review in Twi, Ga or Ewe
Write your review in the language you think in, with the letters it needs. It's checked the same way as every review.
- Updated 2 November 2026
- 2 min read
- Start your review as usual, from Write a review.
- Under Language, choose Twi, Ga, Ewe or another language. You can also leave Work it out from my words.
Write your title and your review. If your keyboard doesn't have a letter such as ɛ, ɔ, ŋ or ɖ, select it from the row of letters under your review, and it goes where your cursor is. Select Capitals for Ɛ, Ɔ and the rest.
- Finish the rest of the form and select Send review.
Good to Know
- It's checked like every review. Our automatic checks read it first. If they aren't sure, a person at Agoo who reads the language decides, which can take longer than our usual 2 working days. We email you if that happens.
- Your stars are never changed, and neither are your words. Nothing translates your review before it appears.
- Readers see what language it's in. The card says Written in Twi, for example. They can choose Machine Translation to read it through Google Translate; that's a machine's reading, it can be wrong, and your own words stay on the page.
- Searching works either way. Someone can type "eye" and find "ɛyɛ".
- In the Agoo Reviews app, choose the language on Tell people what happened. The letters sit under your words, and on the keyboard's bar while you type, with Capitals beside them.
- A review's card says Written in Twi, or the language it's in, and Machine Translation opens Google's translation, which can be wrong.
If Something Goes Wrong
- It seems to be taking a long time. See it under Your reviews. Nothing is wrong with your review: our checks weren't sure, so it's waiting for someone who reads it. You can change it there at any time.
- My language isn't listed. Leave Work it out from my words and write as you like. If our checks aren't sure what it is, a lead at Agoo decides.
- It says I wrote in the wrong language. Open your review under Your reviews, select Change it and choose the right one under Language.
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