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Apr 27, 2011

Bambara Day 4

from Learn Bambara with Jeff Frazee Hosted by Jeff Frazee

A common conversation that can be used to learn many things in Bambara. What's your name? I togo be di? My name is Jacob. Ne togo ye Yacouba. What's this (that)? Ni yé mun yé? A chair. Sigilan. A chair? Sigilan wa? Yes. Awo. What's a chair? Sigilan ye mun yé? People sit on it. Mogo be sigi a kan. What's he doing? A bé mun kera? He's planting corn. A be kaba dan. Why? Mun koson? The rain is coming and he is a cultivator. Sanji nana ani a le ye senekéla ye. Thanks. I ni cé. You're welcome. Where are you going? M'ba. I be ta min? I'm going home. Ne be ta so. Greet your people. K'an b'u fo. They'll here it. U na men. See you later. K'an ben kofé. Okay. M'ba.

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