Description
No Big English is a collection of witty and engaging essays by Professor Kwesi Yankah that reflect on everyday life in Ghana. Through humorous storytelling and sharp observations, the author explores how English is used in Ghanaian society. He highlights the funny moments that happen when people try to sound too polished or formal with their English. The book presents real experiences from classrooms, public speeches, media, and politics, making it easy for readers to relate to the situations.
Beyond the humor, the book also raises important questions about language, education, and identity. It encourages readers to think about the way we communicate and how language can both connect and confuse us. No Big English is not just about grammar or vocabulary. It is about the deeper meaning behind the way we speak and the need to stay true to ourselves while learning from others. This book is perfect for readers who enjoy thoughtful reflections told with a light and entertaining touch.
