Fricatives

/θ/ and /ð/ are virtually absent from uneducated GhP, where they are replaced by /t/ and /d/. As with T-glottalization, educated GhP shows a higher rate of /θ, ð/, caused by StGhE interference.

GhP, especially in its more basilectal, uneducated variety, shows some measure of replacement of /v/ by /b/ or /f/: seven /sεbεn/ and shovel /sɔful/. This is most frequent with speakers whose L1 is Akan or Hausa, since the phoneme inventories of these languages do not include /v/.