Learning Fulfulde

07/12/2018

Akule Pulaar
Fulfulde Alphabets.

27/11/2018

Days of the Week in Fulfulde.....

27/11/2018

Limngal e Demngal Fulfulde = Counting in Fulani Language

Hoonde = 0
Go'o = 1
Ɗiɗi = 2
Tati = 3
Nayi = 4
Jowi = 5
Jowee Go'o = 6
Jowee Ɗiɗi= 7
Jowee Tati = 8
Jowee nayi = 9
Sappo = 10
Sappo e Go'o = 11
Sappo e Ɗiɗi = 12
Sappo e Tati = 13
Sappo e Nayi = 14
Sappo e jowi = 15
Sappo e Jowee Go'o = 16
Sappo e Jowee Ɗiɗi= 17
Sappo e Jowee Tati = 18
Sappo e Jowee Nayi = 19
Sappande Ɗiɗi/Noogaas =20
Sappande Ɗiɗi e Go'o / Noogaas e Go'o = 21
Sappande Tati = 30
Sappande Tati e Go'o = 31
Sappande Nayi = 40
Sappande Nayi e Go'o = 41
Sappande Jowi = 50
Sappande Jowi e Go'o = 51
Sappande Jowee Go'o = 60
Sappande Jowee Go'o e Go'o = 61
Sappande Jowee Ɗiɗi = 70
Sappande Jowee Ɗiɗi e Go'o = 71
Sappande Jowee Tati = 80
Sappande Jowee Tati e go'o = 81
Sappande Jowee Nayi = 90
Sappande Jowee Nayi e Go'o = 91
Teemerre = 100
Teemerre e Go'o = 101
Teemeɗɗe Ɗiɗi = 200
Teemeɗɗe Tati = 300
Ujuneere = 1000
Ujuneere e go'o = 1,001
Ujuneeje Diɗi= 2000
Ujuneeje Tati = 3000
Ujuneeje Teemerre = 100,000
Ujuneeje Teemeɗɗe Ɗiɗi= 200,000
Miliyonre = 1,000,000
Miliyonje Ɗiɗi = 2,000,000
Biliyonre = 1,000,000,000
Biliyonje Ɗiɗi = 2,000,000,000
Tiriliyonre = 1,000,000,000,000
Tiriliyonje Ɗiɗi = 2,000,000,000,000

21/11/2018

Asmau Teaching Fulfulde to Foreign Students

18/10/2018

FG commences indigenous language teaching program in Yola http://thenationonlineng.net/fg-commences-indigenous-language-teaching-program-in-yola/ which includes Fulfulde, Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo.

25/06/2018

Some of our native Names and Meaning, from Our Fulani Language (Fulfulde) to English Language.

Fullo/Fula/Felleta/Fulani means the Engaged Person
Gorko means the Brave or Man
Debbo/Dewa means Woman
Jawro/Jemuwuro means Husband
Daadawro/Daadawuro means Lady
Nyaako means Father
Maduujo means Mother
Ardo/Hardo means the Leader
Modibbo means Teacher
Lamido means the King
Baffa/Kawu means Uncle
Goggo/Inna means Aunty
Manga/Mawdo means Elder
Adda means Elder Sister
Bashshel/Bashshuwa means Boy
S**a means Guy or Young
Surbaajo means Girl or Baby
Bello/Balloowo means the Helper
Gabdo means Happy
Jalo/Jallow means Visitor
Jungudo means Destiny
Kwairanga means Peaceful
Gidado/Giddu means Loved one
Yidi means Loving one
Barkindo means Blessed
Bulo means Beuty
Boddo means Beutiful
Boddiya means Big girl
Shubaado means Chossen
Danewa/Dane means white
Daneejo means white Lady
Bodewa/Bode means Red
Bodeejo means Red Lady
Balewa/Bale means Black
Balejo means Black Lady
Juddo/Towdo means Tall
Shewdo/Showudo means Slim
Jawdo means Fastful
Jjohowo/Yyohowo means Transporter
Ori means Born early morning
Ja'o/Ja'e means Born in the Evening
Tobo means Born Rainy season
Shuwto means Born Two at the same time
ETC

My dear Brothers and Sisters, please help us with what we Forget and what we Dont know. Fulfulde fuu ya Gootu, Allaaaaah Accu Laawol Fulbe, Ameeeeeeeeen Yaa Allah.

29/01/2018

Learning Fulfulde posted

MEANING OF SOME FEW WORDS IN FULFULDE/PULAAR/FULA/FULANI LANGUAGE

Re-Edited to Standard Fulfulde/Pulaar Rules

Arɗo (The Leader).
Giɗaaɗo (The Loved One).
Barkinɗo (The Blessed One).
Cubaaɗo (The Choosing One)
Gaabɗo (The Joy).
Ceniiɗo (The Persevere) Not too sure.
Modibbo (The Lettered One).
Labbo (Sword).
Boɗeejo (Red).
Ɓaleewa or Ɓaleeri (Black).
Daneejo (White).
Manga or (Big).
Mawɗo (Senior).
Petel or Peto (Small especially a brother or a sister).
Adda Manga and Adda Petel (this name is usually given to a daughter that namesake her mothers or Fathers junior sister).
Belɗo (Sweetness).
Mballo --> Mbello (The helper)
Gaajiyel (Last born).
Munyuɗo or Muñuɗo (The Patience one).
Iya (A senior brother).
Hamma (A senior brother).
Yaaya (A senior brother).
Bobbo (A senior brother).
Cuuto or Suuto (A twin).
Daada (A senior sister).
Adda (A senior sister but mothers also answer the name)
Laamiiɗo (King).
Jawro (Prince).
Jogorɗo (A Lieutenant).
Daada (A mother).Daada
Inna (Mother (because her name is called frequently))
Baa-Petel (Grandpa's namesake).
Baa-Manga (Grandpa's senior or junior brother's namesake).
Garga (Ali or Aliyu).
Buuba or Buubakar (Abubakr or Abubakar).
Faaruqu (Umar).
Maanu (Uthman or Usman).
Shatu or Aisata (Aisha or Aishatu).
Suumay (Azumi in hausa and Fast in English).

13/09/2017

1. Mawɓe maaki:
"Gorko komo sikkay jope ko teewu. "

Translation:
Stupid men think lungs are the best meat.

2. Mawɓe maaki:
"Albarka no ɓadii hunduko kono ko mo ñaamii. "

Translation:
'Thank God' is close to the mouth only if the person in question has eaten.

3. Mawɓe maaki:
Juuta-bukkol no waɗɗaa woo a yaaɓay ɗum.

Translation:
You cannot avoid stepping on long tails.

Improve the translation above!

On Jaaraama

#

17/07/2017

MEANING OF SOME FEW WORDS IN FULFULDE/PULAAR/FULA/FULANI LANGUAGE

Ardo (The Leader).
Gidado (The Loved One).
Barkindo (The Blessed One).
Chubado (The Choosing One)
Gaabdo (The Joy).
Chenido (The Persevere) Not too sure.
Modibbo (The Lettered One).
Labbo (Sword).
Bodéjo (Red).
Balewa or Baleri (Black).
Danejo (White).
Manga (Big).
Maudo (Senior).
Petel or Peto (Small especially a brother or a sister).
Adda Manga and Adda Petel (this name is usually given to a daughter that namesake her mothers or Fathers junior sister).
Beldo or Bello (Sweetness).
Gaji (Last born).
Muido (The Patience one).
Iya (A senior brother).
Hamma (A senior brother).
Yahya (A senior brother).
Bobbo (A senior brother).
Chuto (A twin).
Dadda (A senior sister).
Adda (A senior sister but mothers also answer the name)
Lamido (King).
Jauro (Prince).
Jagordo (A Lieutenant).
Dada (A mother).
Ba-Petel (Grandpa's namesake).
Ba-Manga (Grandpa's senior or junior brother's namesake).
Garga (Ali or Aliyu).
Buba (Abubakr or Abubakar).
Faruqu (Umar).
Manu (Uthman or Usman).
Shatu (Aisha or Aishatu).
Sumai (Azumi in hausa and Fast in English).

Please Share to Bandiraabe

16/02/2017