French vocabulary poster for letters G, H, and I: la lettre G, un gâteau, un garçon, grand, une glace, une guitare, la gauche; la lettre H, un hibou, hélicoptère, une horloge, hippopotame, l’hiver, un hôpital; la lettre I, une île, igne, une idée, un immeuble, un insecte, imperméable, une invitation, image.
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Vocabulaire Français – G, H & I

geography géographie
geology géologie
geometry géometrie
grammar grammaire
historical historique
interjection interjection
invariable invariable

6 responses to “French Vocabulary – G, H & I”

  1. KDK Avatar
    KDK

    I recently recieved several phone calls from a very random number. I didn’t answer so the person sent me a text message in a language I cannot understand. I did some research and found out it is Wolof. Is there anyone that could translate it into English for me or tell me of a website that can?

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  2. Andrew Avatar
    Andrew

    I was in Ourosogui for 2 years, Ndioum for 1 (both in the northern part of the country) and 1 in Sebikhotane (between Thies and Rufisque). I had the opportunity to visit just about everywhere with the exception Kedigou.

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  3. Jangalekat Wolof Avatar

    Hello Andrew. Thanks for the info. What part of Senegal were you stationed?

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  4. Andrew Avatar
    Andrew

    Amadou,

    Greetings from a former Peace Corps Volunteer who lived in Senegal for a total of 4 years. My wife is also Senegalese (Seerer though speaks Wolof). The best dictionary I ever found was Ay Baati Wolof available from UCLA (http://www.linguistics.ucla.edu/faciliti/opl.htm). I haven’t read enough of your blog to know if you have found this but it really is great. There are a lot of good Senegalese Websites that you may or may not be aware of:

    seneweb.com
    http://xibar.net/
    http://homeviewsenegal.com

    Jamm ak Salaam

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