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Good morning in Fulfulde (Fulani language) is 'A walli jam'

I bola chi - Igbo

Ututu Oma - Igbo

Eji re bi
Eku owuro
Eku Aro
proudly yoruba....

ị bọla chi---Igbo.
ị sala chi--Igbo.
ụtụtụ ọma actually mean good morning. But it's so rare to see people saying that amongst Ndigbo.

Iwhiala - goodmornin to 1 person
Anuwhiala- goodmornin to mor dan 1 person.

Ikwerre tinz

Hope.At.Hand:
Iwhiala - you are greetin 1 person
Anuwhiala- you are greetin mor dan 1 person.

Ikwerre tinz

The thread says "Good Morning" and not just greetings.

wey you!

Afam4eva: The thread says "Good Morning" and not just greetings.

I believe it is "good morning". I've heard it before (whuiyala), and if I'm not mistaking, I'd imagine it is like how Ngwa will say "i futala" or "unu afutala" as a "good morning" greeting. Ikwerre tends to substitute "f" with "wh".

Subax wanaagsan - subah/suba7 wanaagsan in Somali.

Igbo:

Inyi apụsala?
Inyi aboola nni?
Nnaawo

Afam4eva:
The thread says "Good Morning" and not just greetings.

His translation is actually more correct than yours. "Ututu oma" is not how to properly say "good morning" in Igbo.

ututu oma or unu aputana- igbo

Seem to be many ways to say Good morning in Igbo, it can be very confusing. So if i say good morning to an Igbo person which one would I pick

I bola chi?
Inyi apụsala?
Inyi aboola nni?
Nnaawo?
ututu oma?
unu aputana?

Are these all just different dialects of Igbo language?

Fulaman198: Seem to be many ways to say Good morning in Igbo, it can be very confusing. So if i say good morning to an Igbo person which one would I pick

I bola chi?
Inyi apụsala?
Inyi aboola nni?
Nnaawo?
ututu oma?
unu aputana?

Are these all just different dialects of Igbo language?

They're all different dialects. The standardized version is "I bola chi" (for one person) and "unu abola chi" (for two or more people).

odumchi:

They're all different dialects. The standardized version is "I bola chi" (for one person) and "unu abola chi" (for two or more people).

Ok, thank you for the clarification

Degwo - Isoko all the way!

Ola odudu ----> Igala

Ina kauna in hausa

fulanigirl: Ina kauna in hausa

Yep but Kwana instead of kauna,

Na gode sosai

E demgal fulfulde (in Fulani language), a waali jam = good morning ha neddo goto (for one person). For more than one person, on baali jam

Fulaman198:

Yep but Kwana instead of kauna,

Na gode sosai

E demgal fulfulde (in Fulani language), a waali jam = good morning ha neddo goto (for one person). For more than one person, on baali jam

Wow fulantanci is too hard for me to learn, I'm sticking to my hausa

fulanigirl:

Wow fulantanci is too hard for me to learn, I'm sticking to my hausa

LOL Fulfulde is a beautiful language though, you should definitely learn. Does anyone in your family speak it?

Fulaman198:

LOL Fulfulde is a beautiful language though, you should definitely learn. Does anyone in your family speak it?

My dad is fulani but he doesn't speak it, so we don't. But my mother is hausa so we all speak and read hausa, at least the basic

fulanigirl:

My dad is fulani but he doesn't speak it, so we don't. But my mother is hausa so we all speak and read hausa, at least the basic

Hausa is a beautiful language too, as long as you speak a Nigerian language, that is good enough.

fulanigirl:

Wow fulantanci is too hard for me to learn, I'm sticking to my hausa

sticking to wetin? drop that lingo joor,go learn fula language

Somali: saay taaheey

Arabic: Ahlaan waa saahlaan

OHZ Ebonyi; Igbahiwo (one person), unu agbahiwo (for two) is more lik a question, literally meaning 'have u waken up' moreover we stil say Goodmorning etc IGBO 4 LIFE

Adamskuty: sticking to wetin? drop that lingo joor,go learn fula language

Hausa is also an important part of me so why would I drop it?

fulanigirl:

Hausa is also an important part of me so why would I drop it?

Lol Adam is just trying to encourage you. Hausa is a big part of yan arewa, there are about 40 million Hausa speakers in Africa and only about 20 million Fulfulde/Pular (Fulani) speakers. In Nigeria already, our northwestern Fulani population does not speak Fulfulde. It is only us in the northeast that do.

Hausa is a beautiful language, but it is one of the largest and most common in west Africa, that's why he urges you ekkita fulfulde (learn fulfulde)

Fulaman198:

Lol Adam is just trying to encourage you. Hausa is a big part of yan arewa, there are about 40 million Hausa speakers in Africa and only about 20 million Fulfulde/Pular (Fulani) speakers. In Nigeria already, our northwestern Fulani population does not speak Fulfulde. It is only us in the northeast that do.

Hausa is a beautiful language, but it is one of the largest and most common in west Africa, that's why he urges you ekkita fulfulde (learn fulfulde)

Well is he going to teach me?