Bamara_blank rows (UTF-8) Flashcards
Do you have “X”?
“X” b’I fɛ
I have “X”
“X” bɛ N fɛ
I do not have “X”
“X” tɛ N fɛ
Good night
(ala) Ka su hɛrɛ caya
Have a nice day
(ala) Ka tile hƐrƐ la caya
He works at the American Embassy
A bɛ baara kɛ Ameriki Amasade la
She is from France
A bɛ bo Furansi
Where does he / she come from?
a bɛ bo min
It was too much good.
A diyara kƆsƐbƐ
Was it good
A diyara wa
He / She is fine
a ka kɛnɛ
He / She is fine
a ka kɛnɛ / tɔrɔ t’ala / tɔrɔ si t’ala / baa si t’ala / tana tɛ…
It’s okay
a ka ɲi
His / her first name is John
a togo John
Say it little by little
Afo doni doni
Yes, I have a husband
Awo, cɛ bɛ N fɛ
Yes, I am married.
Awo, N furulen don
Yes, that is true
Awo, o kɛrɛ
Yes, I have a house
Awo, so bɛ N fɛ
No, I do not have children
Ayi, den tɛ N fɛ
No, I do not have a daughter
Ayi, denmuso tɛ N fɛ
No, I do not have a car
Ayi, mobili tɛ N fɛ
No, I do not have a wife
Ayi, muso tɛ N fɛ
Nothing happened
Baasi ma kɛ
no problem
Baasi tɛ
I have illness
bana bɛ nna
Do you have a husband?
Ce b’I fɛ (wa)
Do you have children?
Den b’I fɛ (wa)
How many children do you have?
Den joli b’I bolo
I have three children
Den saba bɛ N bolo
I have no children
Den tɛ n bolo
Do you have a daughter?
Denmuso b’I fɛ
every day
don o don
every week
dɔgɔkun o dɔgɔkun
Indicates possession, to have
Fɛ
Greetings
Foli
peace only
Hɛrɛ doron
How was your day?
Hɛrɛ tile nna
How is your mother?
I ba ka kɛnɛ
Where does he work?
I bɛ baarak min
Where do you come from?
I bɛ bɔ min
Where are you from?
I bɛ bɔ min (wa)
How are you?
I bɛ di?
Where are you coming from?
I bɛ ka bɔ min
Where are you going?
I bɛ taa min
How is your husband?
I ce ka keɛnɛ
How are your children?
I denw ka kɛnɛ
How is your father?
I fa ka kɛnɛ
Are you married?
I furulen don (wa)