Wolof

The English phrase “have a safe trip” is translated into Wolof as Yoonu jàmm.

To say “I am fine” in Wolof, use Mangi ci jàmm. Mangi ci jàmm is a response used to say that you are doing well when someone asks how you are.

The English phrase “I miss you” is translated into Wolof as Dama la nam.

The Wolof word for beautiful is rafet.

The English word “love” is translated into Wolof as mbëggeel. mbëggeel is a noun used to express the concept of strong affection.

The Wolof word for “welcome” is Merhbe. Merhbe is a greeting used to acknowledge someone’s arrival.

In Wolof, ‘hi’ is expressed as Na nga def. Na nga def is a friendly, informal greeting.

The Wolof word for the English phrase “good” is baax. baax is an adjective used to describe something that is pleasant or enjoyable.

In Wolof, the phrase for “happy birthday” is Mangui lay ndokkel ci sa bess bu délu si bi.

In Wolof, “I am happy” is expressed as dama bég. dama bég is a phrase used to state that you are feeling joy or contentment.