“Araba ye jago don ye.”

Wednesday is a market day.

“N ba bɛ so kɔnɔ.”

My mother is inside the house.

“Baarakɛla bɛ baara la.”

The worker is at work.

“N balima bɛ Bobo.”

My sibling is in Bobo.

“Ala ka barika kɛ baara la.”

May God put a blessing in the work.

“Bi ka di.”

Today is good.

“Cɛ in ye karamɔgɔ ye.”

This man is a teacher.

“Daba bɛ n bolo.”

I have a hoe.

“Daga bɛ tasuma kan.”

The pot is on the fire.

“Dala tan don.”

It is fifty francs.

“Dansɛ kɛra dunan ye.”

A welcome was made for the stranger.

“I bɛ se ka n dɛmɛ wa?”

Can you help me?

“Dimi tɛ foyi ɲɛnabɔ.”

Anger solves nothing.

“N dɔgɔcɛ bɛ kalan kɛ.”

My younger brother is studying.

“Musow bɛ dɔn kɛ.”

The women are dancing.

“Dunan nana an ka so.”

A guest has come to our house.

“Dunun bɛ fɔ.”

The drum is playing.

“Dusukasi b'a la.”

He is feeling sad.

“Tile duuru tɛmɛna.”

Five days have passed.

“A fa bɛ baara la.”

His father is at work.

“A bɛ buru feere.”

She is selling bread.

“Mobili fila bɛ sira kan.”

There are two cars on the road.

“I ka finiw ko.”

Wash your clothes.

“Taga i fa fo.”

Go greet your father.

“A fɔ n ye tuguni.”

Tell me again.

“Funteni bɛ so kɔnɔ.”

There is heat inside the house.

“I furucɛ bɔra min?”

Where did your husband come from?

“N furumuso tɛ yan.”

My wife is not here.

“Taga garaje la.”

Go to the bus station.

“A bɛ dumuni tobi gwansan kɔnɔ.”

She is cooking food inside the kitchen.

“Hami bɛ cɛ la.”

The man has a concern.

“Hɛrɛ bɛ so?”

Is there peace at home?

“I ni cɛ, n terikɛ.”

Hello, my friend.

“Jago bɛ tagama ka ɲɛ.”

Business is going well.

“I jamu bɛ di?”

What is your surname?

“N jatigi ye mɔgɔ ɲuman ye.”

My host is a good person.

“Jɛgɛ sɔngɔ ka gɛlɛn.”

The price of fish is high.

“N b'a fɛ ka ji min.”

I want to drink water.

“Buru joli bɛ i bolo?”

How many breads do you have?

“Mɔgɔ juguman tɛ mɔgɔ dɛmɛ.”

A mean person does not help people.