Essential Wolof phrases for beginners and etiquettes of Senegalese culture

Salaam lovelies! This video as the title suggests is just some basic Wolof phrases and etiquettes of Senegalese culture. I had a ton of fun putting this together. I really hope you enjoy it! Leave a emoji if you watched til the end and lemme know if you have any questions.

Wolof PDF https://www.livelingua.com/peacecorp...
A Wolof learning manual in English by the Peace Corps

Time Stamps

0:00 singing (?)
0:14 intro to channel
0:31 who’s this video for?
1:00 [pt. 1] greetings + jamalanteh
2:51 let’s practice greetings
3:05 asking about family
4:40 let’s practice jamalanteh
5:07 last names first
7:17 what’s your name?
7:31 [pt. 2] etiquettes
8:04 asking for things
10:24 no shoes
11:42 communal eating
13:29 restrooms
14:16 greeting elders
15:07 [pt. 3] expressions
15:20 “thank you”
16:04 “please”
16:25 “i’m hungry”
16:51 “i’m full”
17:16 “it’s beautiful”
17:30 ending notes
18:17 outro

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✲ Video Editing
Recorded: iPhone XR
Edited: vllo app
Music: vllo app

✲ Who's Bint Fatimah?
Asalamualaykum!

My name is Sawdatou. I am a Senegalese American Muslimah. This channel is where I will be sharing my life's experiences, lifestyle and wellness tips, selfcare and selflove talks, and things related to personal development.

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