Asalamu alaikum my brother. It's such a pleasure to read you. I am a fulani from Guinea. I am married with a Hausa Fula lady from the your country Niger
Thanks for your videos. Watching straight from Mississippi but I'm half fulani from Tankoundé from my dad's side and half songhay from my mom. Can't wait to speak fulani.
@@LearnFulani je suis vraiment content d'être tombé sur vos vidéos. J'espère pouvoir apprendre et même parlé couramment comme mon papa qui enseignait même le peulh à l'Université Abdou Moumouni.
Your fulani is so pure and on altered I am from Gambia and Senegal. In the Gambia and Senegal I think the language have been altered due to the mix with other groups. I can remember some of this names very well which are uncommon in the gen z
Salam. Mi yettima pullo. You are doing great job and am highly appreciative of your video. With love from all my family members. Mi salmini ma , Allah yaara yesou. Mi poullo Nigeria, Kano state
Here in Sudan we say Sumaaye for Ramadan, it's borrowed from Arabic word Sawm which means Fasting. Thank you very much for the great info, keep it up Bro
Greetings! I just found out last week my ancestry is mostly Fulani and some Yoruba on my mothers side from Nigeria. I was born on a Friday . Ironically my name means great one in Gaelic Irish language. However, I also want to learn the Fulani language. *We Black Americans call real light skinned people yellow/yellow bone or red/red bones if they’re light brown tan with reddish tint. It’s usually applied to girls. Brown is just brown but Dark brown is chocolate. I think a lot of those color/skin tone definitions came from Africa.
I would like to learn this language of Fulani. I'm a Kenyan from East Africa and we speak Swahili and still interested to learn your language. How can I make it??
I have an article relating to specialist knowledge practices of Fulani clerics and craftsmen with words I'd love to hear pronounced out loud! Is there a way for me to send this PDF file to you alongside some of the Fulfulde words to get your assistance with it? Thanks so much!
@@aichaba878 I'd love to share it! I really like it. If you're comfortable with sharing your email, you can post the best one that works for you here or message me at tayloramarilittle.com/where-i-be/ so it's more private
As Salaamu Alaikum My Name is Sejoyi but hausa people call it Sayoji. Pls, shade more light. Am from Nigeria, Bauchi. The Seyoji is like a nickname. But my real name is Hamman Wàbi. Its my grandfathers name too. Also his younger one is called Lèdò or Laidò. Pls, explain it to me. Thanks
Hi @Souley, thank you for your awesome work. This is really helpful I am looking for a personal fulani teacher. How can I contact you to make this happened?
Hi, Alimatu, your name is Arabic and it is pronounced as Haleema which means gentle or well mannered.. also the name of the prophet (SAW) Forster mother.
Hi Brother I’m Fulani I was born and raised in west Africa Guinea 🇬🇳 I just realised our Fulani is SO DIFFERENT to yours but some words are the same I’m just curious to understand the language difference between yours and ours, where your Fulani from and why is it a bit different to mines
It's also quite different with ours in Nigeria too. Perhaps due to migration and movement across regions, we drop some words and adopt some newer words from tribes we settle with, through intermarriage or even colonisation.
that is good SUMO = how bon on ramadan HARI = how bon on the month of Muharram in is Islamic calendar (Haram in fulfulde) JA E = how bon in the evening wen caws are coming back from the buch ORi = how bon in the morning wen caws are going to the buch BODERI = a fire man or boy (Bodejo= Burti Altine Kiri Jokkadi Haro or Hari Buba Yero Siddi Fanta Bage Sanda Jubo Garga Joda Sajo
Falmata is a Kanuri’s name (a tribe from Borno, north eastern Nigeria) Also Jaɓɓo is a Fula/Fulfulde name, it's a name giving to a child especially girl child when the mother gave birth shortly after receiving visitor-s to their home. Nigerian dialect.
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Asalamu alaikum my brother. It's such a pleasure to read you. I am a fulani from Guinea. I am married with a Hausa Fula lady from the your country Niger
Thanks for your videos. Watching straight from Mississippi but I'm half fulani from Tankoundé from my dad's side and half songhay from my mom. Can't wait to speak fulani.
@@LearnFulani je suis vraiment content d'être tombé sur vos vidéos. J'espère pouvoir apprendre et même parlé couramment comme mon papa qui enseignait même le peulh à l'Université Abdou Moumouni.
@@LearnFulani that is absolutely true😅
Please trials the ADLAM, the fulani language alphabet et grammar and vocabulary. Thanks
Thanks for the video, i appreciate you.
Your fulani is so pure and on altered I am from Gambia and Senegal. In the Gambia and Senegal I think the language have been altered due to the mix with other groups. I can remember some of this names very well which are uncommon in the gen z
Thanks. I know also that many use the following names using the days of the week in Arabic such as Teném, Talata, Alarba, Alcamissa etc
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Meera contessa Please help me if you know this language i want to help some one
Masha Allah, beautiful program brother 🙏!
Seems the Niger🇳🇪 fulfulde is same with Cameroon 🇨🇲 fulfulde.
Similar
In fouta tooro Senegal🇸🇳or Mauritania 🇲🇷 teacher = janguinoowo 🙏
Thanks we really appreciate it
you are welcome
Thank our mighty in fulfulde Allah beda andal see you later.
Salam. Mi yettima pullo. You are doing great job and am highly appreciative of your video. With love from all my family members. Mi salmini ma , Allah yaara yesou. Mi poullo Nigeria, Kano state
Here in Sudan we say Sumaaye for Ramadan, it's borrowed from Arabic word Sawm which means Fasting.
Thank you very much for the great info, keep it up Bro
Same as Nigeria. We say Sumaaye too.
@@eeshmoh Yes my dear sister
Greetings! I just found out last week my ancestry is mostly Fulani and some Yoruba on my mothers side from Nigeria. I was born on a Friday . Ironically my name means great one in Gaelic Irish language. However, I also want to learn the Fulani language.
*We Black Americans call real light skinned people yellow/yellow bone or red/red bones if they’re light brown tan with reddish tint. It’s usually applied to girls. Brown is just brown but Dark brown is chocolate. I think a lot of those color/skin tone definitions came from Africa.
My name is mawdo you are right brother
I would like to learn this language of Fulani. I'm a Kenyan from East Africa and we speak Swahili and still interested to learn your language. How can I make it??
You are amazing 🎉🎉❤❤
Thank you so much
I have an article relating to specialist knowledge practices of Fulani clerics and craftsmen with words I'd love to hear pronounced out loud! Is there a way for me to send this PDF file to you alongside some of the Fulfulde words to get your assistance with it? Thanks so much!
Hello! I would love to read this.
@@aichaba878 I'd love to share it! I really like it. If you're comfortable with sharing your email, you can post the best one that works for you here or message me at tayloramarilittle.com/where-i-be/ so it's more private
don't stop uploading please 🙏
Can you give the five Muslim prayers in Fula
Hi brother Souleymane oumarou Diallo, do you know about the ADLAM
Haari- it means someone born during abundance in the family. Haaro is for male boy
As Salaamu Alaikum
My Name is Sejoyi but hausa people call it Sayoji.
Pls, shade more light.
Am from Nigeria, Bauchi.
The Seyoji is like a nickname.
But my real name is Hamman Wàbi. Its my grandfathers name too. Also his younger one is called Lèdò or Laidò.
Pls, explain it to me.
Thanks
Very nice
Hello I was wondering if you can make a video for conversation
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One diarama menn weltikee ee videos on buyy wana seda yo allahou Maoudo renn family on foww
Yes me too has two Fulfulde names Giɗaaɗo & Cuumo and I can be called with any of these two.
Barry , Diallo, Ba and Balde is those also a fulani names?
Yes, it’s all Fulfulde names.
I’ve never seen Balde outside of Senegambia/Guinea, I doubt there are any in Niger.
J’aime walls - he
Hi @Souley, thank you for your awesome work. This is really helpful I am looking for a personal fulani teacher. How can I contact you to make this happened?
Please trials the ADLAM, the fulani language alphabet, grammar and vocabulary
Thanks family
The way you teaching un boring I can spend the all days watching you
That is God
How to say
To begin an beginning in Fulani ?
Hello, I'm wanting to know if my name Alimatu, is a Fulani name. Thank you
Hi, Alimatu, your name is Arabic and it is pronounced as Haleema which means gentle or well mannered.. also the name of the prophet (SAW) Forster mother.
@@zeeahmad2306 Thank you. I knew that part and I really appreciate you explaining more about it.
@@zeeahmad2306 hello .... whts mean Badamaci ?
4:19 there's also AllaNafi, it's actually my great-great-great-grandfather's name.
Hi Brother I’m Fulani I was born and raised in west Africa Guinea 🇬🇳 I just realised our Fulani is SO DIFFERENT to yours but some words are the same I’m just curious to understand the language difference between yours and ours,
where your Fulani from and why is it a bit different to mines
It's also quite different with ours in Nigeria too. Perhaps due to migration and movement across regions, we drop some words and adopt some newer words from tribes we settle with, through intermarriage or even colonisation.
Yes i'm from Guinea too
What's the meaning of the name Jorro?
KIng, (literally owner of the city or town)
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Can you make a Video about Compliments? Whats called ,,you are beautyful“? - to a male
Gorko labadhö
that is good
SUMO = how bon on ramadan
HARI = how bon on the month of Muharram in is Islamic calendar (Haram in fulfulde)
JA E = how bon in the evening wen caws are coming back from the buch
ORi = how bon in the morning wen caws are going to the buch
BODERI = a fire man or boy (Bodejo=
Burti
Altine
Kiri
Jokkadi
Haro or Hari
Buba
Yero
Siddi
Fanta
Bage
Sanda
Jubo
Garga
Joda
Sajo
Whts means Badamaci ?
I trully think its Hausa
Mihetinake video mada oh weeli uh big bro ismail am one of you fans I always watch you view you video keep go bro am a fulani mii pullo anani
My nephew is called Julde 😂
Great name
Thanks
Thanks Souley O. What about "Falmata" and "Jabo"?
Falmata is a Kanuri’s name (a tribe from Borno, north eastern Nigeria)
Also Jaɓɓo is a Fula/Fulfulde name, it's a name giving to a child especially girl child when the mother gave birth shortly after receiving visitor-s to their home.
Nigerian dialect.
@@LuumArbi oh wow! Thanks a lot Gidado. I appreciate your response.
Thanks a lot for you and your efforts
I need to ask about Jubo is it same Jabo
Because my grand father called Mohmmed Jubo
is Allahreeni and Allahyidi for men or women?
Hello! I need an help. If possible can you help me to understand what does it mean this sentence?
Mi wai rima
Milanfalama wala ulda ma ande
I forgot to say that it is Fulani from Guinea
Thank you
Im Haaram. But im born in May. 😂😂 Haaram Tamu maaro 😂😂😂 that's how my mom calls me.
Thats funny , you know what it means? did you love rice ? LOL
@@LearnFulani maybe I did 😂🤣😂
Do you have a Facebook page?
Pls what this the meaning of a name IJORBOR
Not sure
My name is Wurie,What does Wurie means
It means being alive. Wuri is given to babies who almost died at birth but eventually made it.
Fulani American.. .Djam Wali ahkee
Souley lildam lamba ma
Please can you help me there is women who speaak fulani and the people they don't understand so translate please she is in Somalia
What is a good country to visit Fulani?
Guinea, fouta djallo almost 50% fulani population.
@@comforttarlue8748 thanks 🙏🏾
@@solomonjohnson9817 northern Nigeria called sokoto, Adamawa, Gombe and Katsina.
@@comforttarlue8748 thanks!
Say, Torodi, Ouro Djeladjo, Dori, Dessa and Tamou all of them are in Niger Republic.
Djarama
Please where are you from Adamawa or kano
He's none of that I believe. He's a Fulani from Niger.
@@guguganmo8560 I like it because I'm from niger
@@lawanm2135 cool, so am I.
@@LearnFulani to use ajamo
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