“À yé bà kélen lo.”

It is one thousand.

“A bɛ baara la.”

He is at work.

“Bàná bɛ dugu kɔnɔ.”

Illness is in the village.

“Bí diyára kósɔ̀bɛ̀.”

Today was very good.

“Ń bɛ̀ bìyé fɛ̀.”

I want a ticket.

“N bɛ n lafiɲɛ bùn la.”

I am resting in the room.

“Dá tugu!”

Close the door!

“Daga bɛ tasuma kan.”

The pot is on the fire.

“À dén bɛ̀ kàlán lá.”

His child is at school.

“Dimin bɛ n bolo la.”

There is pain in my hand.

“Ń bɛ̀ táa dùgù kɔ̀nɔ̀.”

I am going inside the town.

“Dumuni diyara kosɔbɛ.”

The food was very good.

“Ń fà bɛ̀ báara lá.”

My father is at work.

“Feere bɛ sugu la.”

Selling happens at the market.

“N bɛ fura min.”

I am taking medicine.

“Gàri bɛ̀ míin?”

Where is the station?

“Ji bɛ daga kɔnɔ.”

Water is in the pot.

“Kaladen bɛ kalan la.”

The student is studying.

“Kalan ka fisa.”

Education is better.

“Kàlo nàtɔ́ lo.”

It is the next month.

“Mɔ̀gɔ̀ kélen bɛ nà.”

One person is coming.

“À yé kɛ̀mɛ lo.”

It is a hundred.

“Kɛnɛya bɛ i bolo wa?”

Do you have health? (Are you healthy?)

“Kìnɛ bɛ n bolo.”

I have the key.

“N bɛ n bolo kó sisan.”

I am washing my hands now.

“Kɔngɔ bɛ n na.”

I am hungry.

“I kɔnɔ bɛ di?”

How is your stomach?

“Kùlú yèlè ká gɛ̀lɛ̀n.”

Climbing the mountain is difficult.

“N kùn bɛ n dimin.”

My head hurts me.

“N tàara sùgù lá kùnù.”

I went to the market yesterday.

“Lókùn kélen bɛ̀ yan.”

One week is here.

“Malo ka di n ye.”

I like rice.

“I bɛ mun min?”

What are you drinking?

“Mòbìlí bɛ̀ tɛ̀mɛ̀ ná.”

A car is passing.

“N bɛ mùgan dàn.”

I am counting twenty.

“Mùnkú bɛ̀ bɔ̀rɔ̀ kɔ́nɔ̀.”

The flour is in the bag.

“Muru di n ma.”

Give me the knife.

“Mùsó nìn bɛ̀ yàn.”

This woman is here.

“Na nin ka gɔn.”

This sauce is thick.

“Ń bɛ̀ nègèsó bòli.”

I am riding a bicycle.