Bamileke Language - Nufi, fe'efe'e: Most Frequent Expressions

[@UhuruFrontier]

Thanks for this. I'm traveling to Cameroon next year to connect with my Ancestors of the Bamileke people. I appreciate your assistance.

[@simonoubissi4046]

I hope your journey goes well/went well. My father's been talking about us going to Cameroon for a long time. I was born and raised in South Africa but I'm Bamiléké. My inability to speak the language is something I intend to deal with bit by bit before I meet my elders.

[@Resulam]

Very good job to you all who want to learn the language. Resulam is here to assist you with this noble quest ​@@simonoubissi4046

[@chananvanes5322]

Je veux apprendre Bamileke très bien, parce que j'aime trop ma plus douce et belle femme de Cameroun!

[@dieudonnetambah4559]

Beautiful

[@jonnevollwonne3204]

How do I write "welcome home" in Nùfì? Thank you, love the video!

[@kiburi129]

Ngǎ pén ō

[@Resulam]

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[@RaMahUganda]

Man this helping

[@talawaadodo4203]

What is the word for "eat", as in "I eat mango"

[@patnya1]

How do we say I love you?

[@RevolutionManJP]

Cowry is indeed a word but those who don't know the history say "shells".

[@Resulam]

Thanks for this insightful comment