- Well, I'm not gonna know none of these
so here we go, this round points are triple
top five answers on the board, here we go.
Name a language you are likely to hear in Accra?
(buzzer ringing)
- The Ga language.
(audience applauds)
- The Ga language.
(ding)
(audience applauds)
- Pass or playing?
- We playing.
- You playing?
(audience applauds)
- Well, don't know what that is, but--
- That's my language.
- That's your language?
- Yap. - Ga?
- My dialect, yeah.
- That's your dialect?
- Yeap.
- Okay, so what I want you to say to me is Steve Harvey
have a wonderful year and I hope God blesses you.
- Steve Harvey (speaks in Ga language)
- [Riddick] Amen.
(audience claps)
- That's more like a pray for you.
- I'm getting it baby, let's go.
Riddick, name a language you are likely to hear in Accra?
- You're likely to hear people speak Pidgin in Accra.
(audience applauds)
- Pidgin.
Pidgin.
(fail buzzer rings)
(audience dismays)
- [Jordan] Yeah bro, yeah bro.
- Jordan, only one strike.
Name a language you're likely to hear in Accra?
- You're likely to hear Twi.
(audience cheers)
- Twi.
(ding)
(audience applauds)
- You know, I was very fortunate
I've actually met the King of Ashanti.
- Yeah.
- That's great. - You knew that or you saw it?
- Yeah we saw it.
- Yeah they post everywhere, man.
This is a very powerful man.
- Very, very powerful.
- (scoffs) Very powerful play if you want to.
(audience laughs)
Okay, he got some people around him
(sucking teeth)
They'll help you make your mind up.
Yeah, all right we got only one strike, Oliver.
Name a language you're likely to hear in Accra?
- English.
- English, yeah.
(audience applauds)
(dings)
(audience applauds loudly)
Let's go, Marshall.
- [Marshall] Ewe.
- Huh?
- Ewe.
(audience laughs)
- [Riddick] (indistinct)
- Oh yeah, okay I gotcha here.
I forgot the question so I didn't know what the hell
you were--
(laughing)
- I said, okay Marshall, Ewe.
- That's it.
- Ewe.
(dings)
(audience applauds hysterically)
- Now, E-W-E
in the United States is Ewe, is a sheep.
That's a sheep, but not in Ghana.
It's not ewe is Ewe.
- Exactly. - Ewe and it's a language.
Fellas, it did got down to it.
One answer left if it's there the brothers,
them ballers from the rugby national team
is gonna be playing for $5,000.
(audience applauds)
If it is not there they are still alive only one strike,
Riddick, name a language you're likely to hear in Accra?
- You're likely to hear Hausa in Accra.
(audience cheers)
- [Marshall] Good answer, good answer.
- We are here,
Hausa for the win.
(fail buzzer rings)
(audience dismays, claps)
We're down to it for sure now
there's only one answer left on the board.
If it's there, your team wins the game
you'll be playing for the title and $5,000
but if it's not there this time because of two strikes
Kuul Peeps will have a chance to steal,
the points can go to them and they will win the game.
This is it Jordan, name a language you are likely
to hear in Accra?
- Akuapem.
- I said name a language you are likely to hear in Accra?
What I heard him say was it could happen.
(audience laugh)
Now, I'm pretty sure that's not what it was
so one more time say it again.
- Akuapem.
(audience cheers)
- Now, that's what he said, yeah he said it could happen.
That what he just said, he said it could happen.
Maybe, maybe not but there's a possibility it could happen.
It could happen.
(fail buzzer rings)
(audience deflates, claps)
Nii, name a language you're likely to hear in Accra?
- Fante.
- Fante. (audience cheers)
This is for the steal,
the win, Fante.
(dings)
(audience cheers hysterically)
(upbeat music)
Man, (mumbles) man hey look you don't go home empty-handed
you won 208 points $5 a point
so you still go home with $1,040.
(upbeat blues music plays)