Phrases
Farewells
Wrap up conversations with respectful goodbyes and good nights. Each card shows the Senegalese and Gambian dialects next to one another so you can switch depending on where you are traveling.
Senegal
Ba beneen yoon.
Gambia
Ba beneen yoon.
Literally "until another time".
Senegal
Ba beneen yoon.
Gambia
Ba beneen yoon.
Senegal
Ba suba.
Gambia
Ba suba.
Suba can mean "tomorrow" and is also used in morning greetings.
Senegal
Fanaanal ak jàmm.
Gambia
Fanaanal ak jam.
Literally "sleep in peace".
Related Categories
Greetings
Start conversations the Wolof way with respectful greetings.
Polite Expressions
Say thank you, please, and excuse me the Wolof way.
Introductions
Introduce yourself, ask for names, and share where you are from.
Travel & Transport
Get around in Dakar, Thiès, Banjul or Serrekunda with confidence.
Market & Shopping
Negotiate prices and understand market slang.
Everyday Life
Useful sentences for your daily routines and interactions.
Questions & Clarifications
Ask for directions, information, and help in Wolof.
Health & Emergency
Express how you feel and ask for medical help.
Dining & Eating
Order food, ask for water, and compliment the chef.
Family & Social
Talk about your family, friends, and relationships.
Romance & Relationships
Express love and affection in Wolof.