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| Hello |
Anitié |
How's the work? |
Ih nimbara? |
| Good morning |
Ani sogoma |
How are you? |
Ih ka kene wa? |
| Good afternoon |
Ani tlé |
Fine |
Toro si té |
| Good evening |
Ani woula |
Thank you |
Initié |
| Good night |
Ani su |
How much? |
Joli? |
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| One |
Kelen |
Eleven |
Tang kelen |
| Two |
Fla |
Twelve |
Tang fla |
| Three |
Saba |
Thirteen |
Tang saba (etc) |
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Nani |
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| Five |
Douro |
Twenty |
Mugan |
| Six |
Woro
| Thirty |
Bi saba |
| Seven |
Wolonwula |
Forty |
Bi nani |
| Eight |
Sei
| A hundred |
Keme |
| Nine |
Kononto
| Two hundred |
Keme fla (etc) |
| Ten |
Tang
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But in the CFA zone, money is counted in multiples of CFA5, so if something costs 50 francs, you'll be told it's tang or dormé tang. |
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