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Wolof Grammar: Conjunctions
The coordinating conjunctions in English are: and, but, or, yet, for, nor & so. In this post we will be dealing specifically with the and conjunction which in Wolof is ak/ag when connecting...
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Wolof Vocabulary: Meat
beef - yarpe-nack chicken - yarpe-ganarre goat - yarpe-baiy hamburger - hamburger lamb - yarpe-harre meat - yarpa pork - yarpe-mbam shrimp - cepa-cepa Source: Wolof Dictionary & Phrasebook,...
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Pulaar Phrases: Essentials
Hello. – No ngoolu daa. Goodbye. – Ñalleen e jamm. Please. – Njaafodaa. Thank you. – A jaaraamah. You’re welcome. – Enen ndendidum. Yes. – Eey. No. – Alaa. Excuse me. – Yaafo. Sorry. – Achanam hakke....
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Wolof Phrases: “am”
am – to be, exist, to have; a/an; imperative; or Ndëmm amul. – He said that witchcraft does not exist. Am na ñetti doom. – He has three children. Am sa caabi! – Take your key! Dafa am xel-ñaar ci...
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Basic Wolof Phrases
See original list here: Some Essential Wolof Phrases For help with pronunciation see: Pronunciation Guide ↓ scroll down for more resources ↓ Essentials | sólo English Wolof / Français pro·nun·ci·a·tion...
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