Anom nsemfua num a yebenyu anom nyegyece neasoso yi bi wj.

The image shows a list of words in what appears to be Twi, a language spoken in Ghana. The task seems to be to match words from different columns. Based on the visible words and the general structure, it looks like a vocabulary exercise, possibly involving different forms of verbs or related words.

The question asks to match the words. I will assume the task is to match the words in column 1 with their corresponding forms or related words in columns 2 and 3. However, without explicit instructions on how to match them (e.g., synonyms, antonyms, verb conjugations, etc.), I will present the words as they are, noting the visible connections.

From the image, there's a line drawn connecting "Kyerew" from column 1 to "Twene" from column 2. This suggests a matching exercise.

Let's list the visible words in each column:

Column 1 (Ky)

• Ky
• Kyen
• Kyem
• Kyi kyi
• Kyerew

Column 2 (Tw)

• Tw
• Twere
• Tu
• Tuitwa
• Twa
• Twene

Column 3 (Dw)

• Dw
• Dwene
• Dwane
• Dwan
• Dwom
• Dwumadie

The visible line connects "Kyerew" (Column 1) to "Twene" (Column 2). Without further context or instructions, it's impossible to complete the matching for all words. However, I can provide the visible connection.

• Kyerew (from Column 1) is connected to Twene (from Column 2).

Since the task is to solve the question completely and accurately, and the question is a matching exercise with only one visible match, I will state that match.

The visible match is:

• Kyerew $\rightarrow$ Twene

Without further instructions or context for the other words, I cannot complete the entire matching exercise.