Wolof Proverbs and Meanings

Wolof Proverbs With English Language And Its Meanings

Wolof is a language of Senegal, the Gambia and Mauritania and this is also the national language of these people. The "Wolof Proverbs and Meanings" app would be much easy for anyone who is interesting to study or learning African proverbs.

★ Features of App:

✔ 100 of Best Wolof Proverbs With English Meaning

✔ Complete FREE app to learn Wolof

✔ Offline App ( No Internet Required)

✔ Special Section to Store Your Favourite Proverbs

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If you want to get to know these Wolof Language these proverbs from Africa will be useful for you.

★ Some examples for Wolof proverbs:

Following are some of the example of Wolof proverbs and meanings in English

KOU SANGO DEURRE NA VATOU DIEGUI SAFARA.

He who covers himself with cotton, should not approach the fire.

KOU LA DIAKA DHIOUDOU EUPE LA Y SAGAR.

He who is born the first has the most of ragged clothes.

KOU SOLLA YEREY YOU DIAFE, LEGUY ANGA SOLLA SAGAR.

He who wears too fine clothes shall go about in rags.

Likewise, you can find out more Wolof Proverbs with its translation and English explanations of that proverbs.

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