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Tag Archives: folk tales
Hadza – Minyagalu (The big Giraffe)
Written by: Gudo Mahiya (G.G. Bala) [for English translation see his book Hadza Stories & Songs] With special thanks to Mustafa Ahmed Elmi and Hagit Gefen Baheyamo |’ets’a yeta akakanebe. Hakamo ‖a‖achana pa’a nakwete ‘ichame n‖akafena. Kwamo haka … Continue reading
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Dagomba – Kpatiŋdariŋga Kpariba (The spider and the cricket)
Written by: Late Philip Baako Adam Malshegu Editted by: Adam Carlos A. Special thanks to Mohammed-Muniru Cosmos Yi mi binshegu din tahili ka kpatiŋdariŋga ti kuuikuui ka o ni kuui shem ŋɔ? To di daa niŋla lala ka niŋ … Continue reading
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Dagomba – Wɔhu min Buŋa (The donkey and the horse)
written by: Late Philip Baako Adam Malshegu Editted by: Adam Carlos A. special thanks to Mohammed-Muniru Cosmos N silinli yaa zɔri ka zɔri ŋɔ. Ka di daa niŋ lala ka niŋ lala. Ka wɔhu mini buŋa daa … Continue reading
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Sumali proverbs
Collected by: African Proverbs, Sayings and stories (visit to read proverbs explanations) Guri ann hooyo lahayni aaa, lama degaan. (A mother is the cornerstone of the family)
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