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Hi. Hello.
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Sannu.
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Hi. (response)
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Yawwa Sannu.
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Good morning 1.
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Barka da safe.
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Good morning 2. (early morning dawn)
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Barka da asuba.
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Thanks, same to you. (responses)
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Yawwa barkarka(m) / barkarki(f) / barkarku(pl) dai.
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How are you? (in the morning)
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Ina kwana?
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How are you? (past noon)
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Ina wuni?
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Very well, thanks.
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Lafiya.
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How are you? (optional 2nd part)
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Ina gajiya?
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I'm good. (response)
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Ba gajiya.
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Goodbye. See you later.
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Sai anjima.
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Goodnight.
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Sai da safe.
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On [day of the week]
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A ran or A ranar [day of the week]
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Monday
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Litinin
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Tuesday
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Talata
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Wednesday
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Laraba
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Thursday
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Alhamis
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Friday
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Juma'a
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Saturday
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Asabar
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Sunday
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Lahadi
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Week
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Mako
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What's today?
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Yau yaushe?
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Tomorrow
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Gobe
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Yesterday
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Jiya
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Day before yesterday
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Shekaranjiya
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Day after tomorrow
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Jibi
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Month
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Wata
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Next month
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Watan Gobe
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Year, years
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Shekara, shekaru (pl)
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Morning
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Safe
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Evening
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Yamma
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Night
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Dare
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Everyday, anytime
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Kullum, kodayaushe
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Time
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Lokaci
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Clock, watch
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Agogo
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3 O'Clock
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Karfe Uku
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What time is it?
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Karfe nawa?
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0
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Sifili
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1
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Daya
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2
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Biyu
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3
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Uku
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4
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Hudu
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5
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Biyar
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6
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Shida
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7
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Bakwai
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8
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Takwas
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9
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Tara
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10
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Goma
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11
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Sha Daya
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20
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Ashirin
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21
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Ashirin da daya
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30
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Talatin
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40
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Arba'in
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50
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Hamsin
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60
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Sittin
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70
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Saba'in
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80
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Tamanin
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90
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Chasa'in
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100
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Dari
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101
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Dari da daya
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200
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Dari Biyu
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1000
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Dubu
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1st, 2nd...
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Na farko, na biyu...
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once, twice...
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Sau daya, sau biyu...
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one half
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rabi or rabi daya
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one quater
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rubu'i
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one third
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sulusi
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I
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Ni
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You
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Kai (m), Ke (f)
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He
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Shi
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She
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Ita
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We
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Mu
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You (pl)
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Ku
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They
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Su
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Mine
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Nawa
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Tawa
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Yours (m)
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Naka
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Taka
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Yours (f)
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Naki
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Taki
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Hers
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Nata
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Tata
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His
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Nasa (Nashi)
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Tasa (Tashi)
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Ours
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Namu
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Tamu
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Yours (pl)
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Naku
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Taku
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Theirs
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Nasu
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Tasu
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Family
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Iyali
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Older Brother
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Wa
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Younger Brother
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Kani
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Older Sister
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Ya
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Younger Sister
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Kyanwa
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Parents
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Mahaifa
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Mother
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Mahaifiya, uwa, mama
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Father
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Mahaifi, baba
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Grandparents
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Kaka
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Grandchild, Grandchildren
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Jika, Jikoki
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Friend (male)
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Aboki
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Friend (female)
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Kawa
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Mate (age)
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Sa'a
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Happy
"Sa'a" can also mean Lukcy...eg "Ka samu Sa'a"...Meaning you are lucky or "Kachi sa'a" which also mean you are lucky... but "kachi" can also mean ate or eaten. Well I just glance through to the end
This looks like a great language, will have to look into it more. :)
I can't download this cheat sheet for some reason. Please reupload.
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