“Baaba am ɗon haa saare.”

My father is at home.

“Baala am wadi fahin.”

My sleep was peaceful again.

“Baasi haa ka suudu am jooni.”

There is bad luck in my house right now.

“Mi woni toon baalďe tati.”

I stayed there for three days.

“O ɗaɗɗi ɗerngal Baalol.”

She brought a well-plaited braid.

“Mido warata Baalte.”

I am coming in the morning around 7-9 am.

“Baasal ina wadi jawdi.”

Poverty affects wealth.

“Oɗo jogii baawal mawngal.”

He has great power.

“Oon Baawďo waawii golle de.”

That capable person can do those tasks.

“Kibaruuji Baabila ɗuuɗi.”

The stories of Babylon are many.

“Mi yidi nyaamude baakuru.”

I like to eat groundnut cake.

“Baalayji ɗuuɗɗi don nder lekki.”

Many weaver birds are in the tree.

“Baaleeje ɗee ngoni ko keɗɗe.”

These ripe decorticated nuts are delicious.

“Baaloowo on hokkiri yam ballal.”

The ropemaker gave me help.

“O yari baaraasa.”

He drank a hot drink.

“Baaruudu ko huunde nde huluunnde.”

Gunpowder is a dangerous substance.

“Baasambo am ina ari hannde.”

My second paternal uncle is coming today.

“O yidi baatagal golle makko.”

He wants compensation for his work.

“Baatiwal ngal ɓeydi hakkillo jannginooɓe.”

This regulation increased the awareness of the teachers.

“Baabiraaɗo makko ko gorko tedduɗo.”

His father is a respected man.

“Baabiraagu ko golle tedduɗe.”

Fatherhood is a noble task.

“O soodi baalaangol kesol.”

He bought a new twisted rope.

“Baatagalji ɗi nafoore ɓeydii.”

The compensation revenues increased.

“O winndi baatakewol to banndiko.”

He wrote a letter to his relative.

“Baalingi'en kawri haa gure.”

The adults met in the villages.

“Oon woni Baalingiijo.”

That person is an adult.

“Baasal yo afo ngaameelo, ngol woni haala mawbe.”

Poverty is the first born of indolence, that is the saying of the elders.

“Mbaalu ɗon nyaama hudo.”

The sheep is eating grass.

“Surbaajo o ɗon yima.”

The young woman is singing.

“Annabaaku ko darnde mawnde.”

Prophethood is a great position.