Ewe phrasebook

Ewe is a language spoken in parts of Ghana and Togo in the region of West Africa. These words are Twi and not Ewe, with the exception of the one phrase "Nye bro"...please get your information straight. Pronunciation guide Vowels Consonants Common diphthongs Phrase list Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase. Welcome: Woezo Foreign person : Yevu Basics How are you?  Efoa? Fine, thank you.  Eeh me fo. What is your name?  Nko wode? My name is ______ .  Nko nyie nye ______ . Nice to meet you.  Me lo kpe wo. Please.  Medekuku. Thank you.  Akpe. You're welcome.  Woezo/Akpe me lio. Yes.  Eeh. No.  Awo. Excuse me.  Kafla/Medekuku. I'm sorry.  Baba. Goodbye (informal)  Mia dogo. I can't speak name of language [well].  Do you speak English?  Is there someone here who speaks English?  Help!  Look out!  Good morning.  Good evening.  Good night.  I don't understand.  Nye me se egomeo. Where is the toilet?  Problems Numbers One: Deka, Two: Eve, Three: Eton, Four: Ene, Five: Aton, Six: Ade, Seven: Adre, Eight: Enyi, Nine: Asieke, Ten: Ewo Time Clock time Duration Days Monday: Djoda, Tuesday: Blada, Wednesday: Kuda, Thursday: Memleda, Friday: Fida, Saturday: Yowada, Sunday: Kosida Months Writing time and date Colors Red: Dzie, Orange: Akutu, Yellow: Antsididi, Brown: Avumi, Green: Gbemu, Blue: Blor, Black: Ybor, White: Yevu Transportation Bus and train Directions Taxi Lodging Money Eating Bars Shopping Driving Authority Learning more This phrasebook is an outline and needs more content. It has an introduction and a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!