CAMNEWTON4PRES:

You don't have to mention the Turks you know, we should stop seeing external tribes as yardstick

they are spread out, Muslims and used to be nomads too. I was just giving an example of the transformation the Fulbe went through when they adopted Islam and later on when they came into contact with Europeans.

Omarbah: Whoever sees this sister in Adamawa , let me know, I need to Holla, that is if she ain't married.

Don't worry I promise to hide her from both you and Bororojo (I'm kidding)

CAMNEWTON4PRES:

What alphabets did they use ?

Ajami

Bororojo:


Him / her - o, mo
He / She - Kanko
They/Themselves - ɓe, eɓe, Kamɓe, Kamɓen, Kam'en
Ourselves- anen
Our- amin, men, meeɗen
Their - maɓɓe , muɓɓen, muuɗum'en.
Us - en, men, ɗen
You- a, an, on, onon, ma
Hers / his - makko, muuɗum
Your - mon, maaɗa, mooɗon
I/myself/us/we - min
herself/himself - Kam
We - minen, anen, enen, miɗen, min, men
Them - ɓe



I Havent even gone into details about which conditions warrant each use

Good job here you even went into further detail.

Fulaman198:

Ajami

Ajami is Arabic influenced and o believe it was done by Hausa no ?

What I'm really interested in are scientific words/phrases in Fulfulde/Pulaar.

I don't think they exist, correct me if i'm wrong

Dedirabe fulbe, noy dun wi'ite "magnetic shockwave" e demgal men?

CAMNEWTON4PRES:

Ajami is Arabic influenced and o believe it was done by Hausa no ?

It was done in many West African languages my brother.

Fulaman198: What I'm really interested in are scientific words/phrases in Fulfulde/Pulaar.

I don't think they exist, correct me if i'm wrong

Dedirabe fulbe, noy dun wi'ite "magnetic shockwave" e demgal men?

Bororojo:

CAMNEWTON4PRES:

Okay so that means prior the Arabs you had no alphabet or script right? No texts/books either

Don't get me wrong I'm actually trying to find and know African ethnic group who developped their own script or alphabet without any external influence
So far only Ethiopian

The Touaregs have their Tiffnagh alphabet

Fulaman198:

The Touaregs have their Tiffnagh alphabet

According to M.C.A. MacDonald, the Tuareg are "an entirely oral society in which memory and oral communication perform all the functions which reading and writing have in a literate society… The Tifinagh are used primarily for games and puzzles, short graffiti and brief messages."

Also, the Tuaregs didn't develop Tifinagh.... it came from coastal North Africa, who in turn got it from the Phoenicians.

Bororojo:



Also, the Tuaregs didn't develop Tifinagh.... it came from coastal North Africa, who in turn got it from the Phoenicians.

Thank you for the correction bro

Ok Bororojo, take care I have to go brother

Fulaman198:

It was done in many West African languages my brother.

Still arabic influenced

Fulaman198: What I'm really interested in are scientific words/phrases in Fulfulde/Pulaar.

I don't think they exist, correct me if i'm wrong

Dedirabe fulbe, noy dun wi'ite "magnetic shockwave" e demgal men?

this guy Hamadi Jah is really into science. He translates multiple scientific terms into fulfulde and writes articles from time to time on it and post it on peeral. com.
Here is his blog if you are interested. http://hammadi-jah.skyrock.com/3218265711-Ayaawu-habrirde.html

Fulaman198:

Don't worry I promise to hide her from both you and Bororojo (I'm kidding)

LOL I know you are , I have a sense of humor you know.
You'll hide her from Bororojo , not from me.

CAMNEWTON4PRES:

Still arabic influenced

You are right without a doubt my brother

Omarbah:
this guy Hamadi Jah is really into science. He translates multiple scientific terms into fulfulde and writes articles from time to time on it and post it on peeral. com.
Here is his blog if you are interested. http://hammadi-jah.skyrock.com/3218265711-Ayaawu-habrirde.html

Wow what an awesome website. If I open up a Fulani engineering school I need to know this terminology.

Omarbah:
LOL I know you are , I have a sense of humor you know.
You'll hide her from Bororojo , not from me.

I will somehow find a way to create a cloaking device

Hey CAMNEWTON4PRES, is there a large community of Fulanis in the important cities of Cameroon like Douala or Yaounde?

Omarbah: Hey CAMNEWTON4PRES, is there a large community of Fulanis in the important cities of Cameroon like Douala or Yaounde?

I think there is a semi-large Fulani population in Yaoundé. Not too sure about Douala.

keandre: i like this tribe sha,esp. their musics,i like this very song they mentioned sumtin abt nigeria,goodluck jonathan,mostly played on bbc fulaman198 cn u gimme link to it wanna dwnload?

I'm not too sure if I'm familiar with the song you are referring to bro sorry about that.

Fulaman198:

I think there is a semi-large Fulani population in Yaoundé. Not too sure about Douala.

I actually think our population in Douala is larger than that in Yaounde.

Bororojo:

I actually think our population in Douala is larger than that in Yaounde.

It wouldn't surprise me one bit.

What was Allah/GOD called in the pre Islamic times among by Fulbe?

Omarbah: What was Allah/GOD called in the pre Islamic times among by Fulbe?

Geno

Fulaman198:

Geno

See I only learn that with my research. Do you guys still use it or did you learn it from the nomads? We use Tagudo, or Jomiraawo, but most Fulbe of Guinea of my generation would not know what Geno is.

what I don't know is the actual religion we used to practice. I have heard Ampathe Ba mention "Kumen" during one of his interviews I watched but that's about it.

Omarbah:
See I only learn that with my research. Do you guys still use it or did you learn it from the nomads? We use Tagudo, or Jomiraawo, but most Fulbe of Guinea of my generation would not know what Geno is.

We use Jomirawo as well and Allah, the first time I have heard of Geno being used was from a Senegalese Fulani.

Omarbah: what I don't know is the actual religion we used to practice. I have heard Ampathe Ba mention "Kumen" during one of his interviews I watched but that's about it.

I don't know of the pre-Islamic religion as well and I'm trying to find it out. I think that the customs that some Mbororo'en partake in may have some clues.

Fulaman198:

I don't know of the pre-Islamic religion as well and I'm trying to find it out. I think that the customs that some Mbororo'en partake in may have some clues.

Here is a link that might help

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1z_nLaAHo4&feature=youtu.be