learning mandinka language

Any of you gambians out there, want to help me learn to speak Mandinka, if so we can exchange email addresses.

thanks you are greatest

iam a Gambian working in a bank here in the Gambia
Iam a original mandinka so if u have any thing that u would to know in learning mandinka pls contact me at jarjualkali@yahoo.com.

Brown eye Beauty wrote:

Any of you gambians out there, want to help me learn to speak Mandinka, if so we can exchange email addresses.
thanks you are greatest

pls write 2 me at jarjualkali@yahoo.com

Brown eye Beauty wrote:

Any of you gambians out there, want to help me learn to speak Mandinka, if so we can exchange email addresses.
thanks you are greatest

i am a mandinka living in london. i can help me learn mandinka .my email add is abuko2006@ hotmail.com

Any mandinko just let me know

you can email me at
browneye_beauty@yahoo.com

Hello People, I went to the Gambia from the 16th December until the 30th of December and i feel that The Gambia is my home now. I just need to learn the Mandinka language. One of my friends in the Gambia taught me a few things. I tried looking on the internet for DVD's to talk the Mandinka language to me, but i cant find any, can anyone help me find one? I cant learn by reading off paper. please help me before i go back near christmas. Thankyou xx

Chloe From England wrote:

Hello People, I went to the Gambia from the 16th December until the 30th of December and i feel that The Gambia is my home now. I just need to learn the Mandinka language. One of my friends in the Gambia taught me a few things. I tried looking on the internet for DVD's to talk the Mandinka language to me, but i cant find any, can anyone help me find one? I cant learn by reading off paper. please help me before i go back near christmas. Thankyou xx

Hi
where did you stay as I went from the 20th to 28th December 08.

We stayed at the Palma Rima Hotel, Kololi

hello people i am a gambian still living in the gambia, i can help u to speak mandinka language as i am a mandinak for more information ensakhan@hotmail.com

Hello Indokarasan,
I Stayed in Gunjur, I didnt stay in a hotel, i stayed in a compound...hotels are too touristy. Im going back this year and i need to laern the language, I have friends out in the gambia...but i'd rather learn before i went to see them...can you help me look for a dvd or cd-rom or something that speaks to you rather than paper. Are you going back to the Gambia? wb chloe.

Chloe From England wrote:

Hello Indokarasan,
I Stayed in Gunjur, I didnt stay in a hotel, i stayed in a compound...hotels are too touristy. Im going back this year and i need to laern the language, I have friends out in the gambia...but i'd rather learn before i went to see them...can you help me look for a dvd or cd-rom or something that speaks to you rather than paper. Are you going back to the Gambia? wb chloe.

Hi Chloe

We stayed at the Palma Rima Hotel
This was our 1st time
We are so impressed with the people there that we want to go back again but next time stay in a small hotel or with a family (not too poor)

I learnt a little woloof before going and it was good to use it there.

When you say you stayed at a compound what does that mean/include?

Chloe From England wrote:

Hello Indokarasan,
I Stayed in Gunjur, I didnt stay in a hotel, i stayed in a compound...hotels are too touristy. Im going back this year and i need to laern the language, I have friends out in the gambia...but i'd rather learn before i went to see them...can you help me look for a dvd or cd-rom or something that speaks to you rather than paper. Are you going back to the Gambia? wb chloe.

http://www.africanculture.dk/gambia/ftp/mandg...

The Compound in gunjur and it is owned by a friend of the family. Its just a brick wall with a well in it, it has concrete blocks with matresses on with a mosquito net. Thats all we needed really lol...The toilet was flushed by a bucket and the toilet was at the other end of the compound...but it was warm in the middle of the night so i didnt have any objections of going outside to get to the toilet... Im going back there this year in november...it was great. It sounds slummy...but i didnt want to go to africa as a tourist...i wanted to live how they live for two weeks. Do you have facebook? yeah, i learnt some Mandinka and used it...was very handy to know. wolof is a good language to learn too. Ive already looked at that link you sent me, but im rubbish with learning from paper haha. What part of the Gambia do you think you'll do next time? wb chloe x

I sponsor and write to a child in The Gambia through the Christian's Childrens Fund. I would like to learn a few phrases such as How are you and Your Friend. Can someone tell translate these 2 phrases into Mandinka?

Hello, i know that "Ibe Nyaadi" is How are you, But im not sure what how are you and your friend is. I can try and find out, i have some Mandinka friends.
How you say it;
Ibe Nyaadi = I (igloo) I-ben-yadi
Chloe

gambians r sexy men

I also wish to learn Mandinka Any luck with the tapes or cd,s xxx

I am planning to go to Senegal and I am looking for a femal (if possible) Mandinka teacher in London. Has any of you had any luck? Thanks for letting me know.

I live in Derby any Mandinka ladies nearby to teach me your language? xxxx

I live in Minnesota, USA, and teach in a Gambian school. I would like to learn the Mandika language, Any advice on where to go or how to start. You may contact me at om_elnagdy535@hotmail.com

what does "boy" or "boe" (pronoused boy) mean? my gambian friends repeated the word and i believe its a minor word, but i want to know what it means