English, Ga, Ghanaian Pidgin English, Twi, Fanti, Ewe, and Hausa are some of the lanuages I know about that are spoken in Ghana. The main lanagues spoken in Accra where I am staying are the first four I listed. I've learned a bit of the Ghanaian Pidgin English. "I go chop" means I am going to eat, active means cool, and chale means bro.
The Ghanaian cedi (GHS). 1 USD equals about 10 GHS. It's important to always carry cash as a foreigner because not all establishments accept cards. Another very popular way of sending money is through a digital financial service here called MoMo, but you can only get MoMo if you have a Ghanaian citizenship card.
A 500 ml bottle of water costs about 3 GHS ($0.30). Luckily enough, I haven't had to buy a single water bottle since I've been here. This is because my school gave each student a 15-bottle pack at the start of the program and provides water bottles at our dinner buffets Monday through Friday, so I typically just take 2 every night, and that's enough for me.
