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9 phrases · Fula (Pular) with romanization, English and audio

  1. Hiɗa anndi laawol?

    Do you know the way?

    Usage

    A first question when asking for the way; add a place name if needed

    Grammar Note

    Pattern of the Bah example under anndugol "Hiɗa anndi ko waɗataa?"; laawol is road. Composed from dictionary-verified words following regular grammar (not yet checked by a native speaker).

  2. Yahu ka ñaamo.

    Turn right

    Usage

    A command, "go to the right"; Yaaren ka ñaamo means "let's go right"

    Grammar Note

    Built from the Bah example under ñaamo "Yaaren ka ñaamo" (let's go to the right) and the imperative of yahugol. Composed from dictionary-verified words following regular grammar (not yet checked by a native speaker).

  3. Yahu ka nano.

    Turn left

    Usage

    A command, "go to the left"

    Grammar Note

    Bah dictionary nano = "gauche; nord"; pattern of the ñaamo example. Composed from dictionary-verified words following regular grammar (not yet checked by a native speaker).

  4. A jaaraama, a hollii lan laawol.

    Thank you for showing me the way

    Usage

    With elders use the respectful plural On jaaraama

    Grammar Note

    Bah dictionary jaaraama = "merci", hollugol = "montrer; indiquer". Composed from dictionary-verified words following regular grammar (not yet checked by a native speaker).

  5. Ñaamo

    Right

    Usage

    "Right"; in the Bah dictionary the same word also means south

    Grammar Note

    Bah dictionary ñaamo = n. "droite; sud". Not the same word as ñaamugol (to eat).

  6. Nano

    Left

    Usage

    "Left"; in the Bah dictionary the same word also means north

    Grammar Note

    Bah dictionary nano = n. "gauche; nord".

  7. Daro!

    Stop

    Usage

    daragol means to stop or stand; a short imperative

    Grammar Note

    Bah dictionary daragol = "s'arrêter; se tenir debout". The middle-voice imperative (ending -o) follows "Potto mi feƴƴa". Composed from dictionary-verified words following regular grammar (not yet checked by a native speaker).

  8. Funnaange

    East

    Usage

    Literally the direction of sunrise

    Grammar Note

    Bah dictionary funnaange = n. "est; orient; levant".

  9. Hirnaange

    West

    Usage

    Literally the direction of sunset

    Grammar Note

    Bah dictionary hirnaange = adv:loc "ouest; occident" (example "Funnaange e hirnaange", east and west).

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