This is a Fulfulde video in our local Adamawaare dialect. It's pretty funny, it's about the education of a girl whose name is Fanta. Please let me know what you guys think.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlSmTviLat4

I understand it, althought in some passages I get lost. The more I listen to videos on fulfulde, the better my understanding. The ears need to get used to the prononciations.
I have seen this video before, dom't know if it was from nairaland.

Their hand gestures and the drama from the mother is exactly the same as fulbe from Guinea lol. As you would say, Pullo fof ko Pullo.

Hayyo Fulaman,
The accent is different but I suppose that is to be expected. I'm watching it right now and I understand some sections of the dialogue. I never talked to someone speaking the Adamaware type of Fulaani. Probably, will have to adapt to some of the expressions, as said by Omar Bah.

By the way, what is the meaning of "Toh"? I've seen you write that word.

GorkoSusaay:
Hayyo Fulaman,
The accent is different but I suppose that is to be expected. I'm watching it right now and I understand some sections of the dialogue. I never talked to someone speaking the Adamaware type of Fulaani. Probably, will have to adapt to some of the expressions, as said by Omar Bah.

By the way, what is the meaning of "Toh"? I've seen you write that word.

Toh can mean ok or if. I hope that you enjoy it.

Omarbah:
Their hand gestures and the drama from the mother is exactly the same as fulbe from Guinea lol. As you would say, Pullo fof ko Pullo.

Indeed lol we are all the same or alternatively, Pullo fu na Pullo

Fulaman198:


Toh can mean ok or if I hope that you enjoy it.

A jaraama cernaam. Mi weltima

GorkoSusaay:


A jaraama cernaam. Mi weltima

Usseko bandam