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| Greeting |
Salaam aleykum |
How are you? |
Abenyadi |
| Response |
Aleykum salaam |
Thank you |
Abaraka |
| How are you/how is the family? |
Su mo ley? |
Go away |
Taa |
| Fine |
Ibijay |
Come here |
Na |
| Hope everything is OK? |
Kortanantay? |
Yes |
Haa |
| Fine |
Tanantay |
No |
Hani |
| One |
Kiling |
Eleven (etc) |
Tang ning kiling |
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Fula |
Twenty |
Moang |
| Three |
Saba |
Thirty (etc) |
Tang saba |
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Nani |
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| Five |
Lulu |
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| Six |
Woro |
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| Seven |
Woronwula |
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| Eight |
Sei |
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| Nine |
Kononto |
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| Ten |
Tang |
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| Can I have some water to drink? |
Lafteh diola namming |
Water |
Diola |
| Can I have some water to wash? |
Lafteh kurang diola |
Bread |
Mburu |
| Fo a .... ? |
Is it .... ? |
Fo a beteyata ngang la jang? |
Is it OK for us to camp here? |
| Fo a seneyata? |
Is it clean? |
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| Fo a diamfata? |
Is it far? |
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