“A ye boroo miŋ.”

He drank the medicine.

“I buluo kuu niŋ saafunoo ti.”

Wash your hand with soap.

“M be n dimbaayaa laafe.”

I love my family.

“Diyayaa baa be jee.”

There is great joy there.

“N bɛ taa dokoo la.”

I am going to work.

“I fatoo bɛ kende.”

Your skin is healthy.

“Feerilaa bɛ jaŋ.”

The seller is here.

“Futuu baa le mu.”

It is a big wedding.

“Jankaraa bɛ a la.”

He has a sickness.

“A jusoo bɛ kandiriŋ.”

He is angry.

“Kafuu be bente la.”

The community group is meeting.

“N lafi kalaŋo la.”

I want the pen.

“A kaŋo jaŋayaata le.”

His neck is long.

“Karammɔɔ bɛ jaŋ.”

The teacher is here.

“Karandulaa warata le.”

The school is big.

“Kendeyaa fisa le niŋ nafuloo ti.”

Health is better than wealth.

“M bɛ kitaaboo karaŋ na.”

I am reading the book.

“M bɛ n kuno kosi la.”

I am scratching my head.

“Kutoo bɛ kankiraŋo kono.”

The hammer is in the box.

“M bɛ taa marisɛɛ kono.”

I am going to the market.

“Muru bɛ taabuloo kaŋ.”

The knife is on the table.

“N ñaa bɛ wulee la.”

My eye is red.

“N ñiñoo bɛ dimiŋ na.”

My tooth is hurting.

“Saloo be diyaa la.”

The festival will be fun.

“Siloo jaŋayaa ta le.”

The road is long.

“A siŋo bɛ a dimiŋ na.”

His leg is hurting him.

“M bɛ taa suwo le.”

I am going home.

“I bɛ taama la mini?”

Where are you traveling?

“A tuloo bɛ dimiŋ na.”

His ear is hurting.

“Tulungo be daminang na.”

The celebration is starting.