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More time & directions…
Phrases To Practice / Phrases à la pratique
Ban waxtu moo jot? – What time is it?
Minwi jotna. – It is midnight.
Fukki waxtu ak ñaar jotna. – It is noon.
Naka laa fay demee? – How do I get there?
Ci wetu jumaa ji. – Next to the mosque.
Toppal yoon wi. – Follow this road.
Xam nga fan la? – Do you know where it is?
Kan ngay ñew? – When are we arriving?
Janga Wolof 
The new layout looks nice!
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Thank you!
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I just came across your blog and appreciate it, as I’m learning Wolof. Some friends of mine — fluent in Wolof — let me record them speaking some easy phrases to help me and some friends learn. I’ve been posting the recordings on my blog. They’re on:
http://shelleyreport.blogspot.com/
Stop on by!
Thanks again.
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Shelly, that sounds great…I will check it out.
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Hello
Does anyone know hoe to say l’arbre a palabre in wolof?
Diere Diof
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Does anyone know how to say l’arbre a palabre en toucouleur wolof ou diole?
diere dioff
davy
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Is that a type of tree? They would probably just use the French if they were to be specific about the type. Unless they have their own local name for this specific tree? The general word for tree in Wolof is ‘garab’ which also means medicine.
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English to Wolof/French Dictionary now available for download:
http://www.lulu.com/product/ebook/janga-laaka-wolof-dictionary/17265716
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wawe
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