HOW TO SAY "GOOD MORNING" IN MENDE - With Grammar Breakdown

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Thank you so much for the simplicity of the lesson

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We need more of this online. Thank you for this and I pray you continue to stay motivated and encouraged to share and teach our language

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Ameen. Thank you too for joining the channel

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Thanks so much for this... My mother is kpa Mende and ive always wanted to learn. Please keep up the videos or create online courses- I'd gladly pay

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Baba Yetu

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Very educative and on point 👍

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It's very much nicer

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Great one. I really want to know how to construct sentence in mende. I want to know to he alphabet in mende too. Plz help

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Stay connected to the channel. It is here purposely to teach the language. You're welcome.

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[@janetallie1032]

Thanks very much for the mende lesson, but I want to make a point of correction between bi wua, and bi waa. Bi wua, or a wu wua, is good morning, and bi waa or a wu waa is like saying good afternoon or evening.

[@learnmendegrammar6462]

Thanks a million for you comment. You're not wrong at all, but "Bi waa" or "A wu waa" can be used for any time of the day. Just that it is more identified with the morning in standard Mende speaking. Please support the channel by subscribing and sharing with others

[@dannydolley4909]

How do you say good night in the mende language ?

[@IJarju]

yesu, yesu, mɛndeyia mii ngoi, manuh mu ma🥹

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[@kebbajammeh1645]

In the Mandingoe language from the Gambia, Wuli means wake up

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[@alimsylla5367]

Mende is a subset of the Mande language group.

[@learnmendegrammar6462]

@@alimsylla5367 Yes. Mende is one of the Mande languages. So there are interrelations

[@janetallie1032]

Let me throw a little light on that, you went out of the house for some time, and you left a relative home, when you return you greet him/ her bia naa and the answer will be enn bi waa are you there, or are you here, and answer will be have you come?

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Exactly. Thanks a million