Common Sesotho to Fulani phrases

100 practical Sesotho to Fulani phrases for travel, study, work, and daily conversation.

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Looking for practical Sesotho to Fulani phrases? This free guide lists 100 essential sentences for travel, study, work, and everyday conversation. Each line shows the Sesotho phrase first, then the Fulani translation (Fulani) — so you can scan quickly before a trip, class, or video call.

The phrases are grouped into eight topics: greetings and pleasantries, useful phrases for travellers, everyday conversation, directions and getting around, shopping and dining, emergencies and health, work and business, and time, days and numbers. Use the table of contents to jump straight to greetings, directions, dining, emergencies, or numbers. You do not need perfect grammar to start — short, clear sentences often work better than silence when you are learning Fulani.

Tip: when a Fulani phrase looks unfamiliar, compare it with the Sesotho wording — noticing word order differences helps you understand grammar naturally.

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Greetings and pleasantries

Hello, goodbye, please, thank you, and polite introductions for meeting new people.

  1. Lumelang

    A jaraama

  2. Kea leboha

    A jaraama

  3. Dumelang

    Nde woɗi

  4. Molo

    Nde njahi

  5. Dumelang

    Nde saare

  6. Borai

    Nde daɗi

  7. Re tla kopana hamorao

    A waawi

  8. Tsamaya hantle

    Njaara

  9. O na le lebitso lefe?

    Hol ko innde maa?

  10. Lebitso la ka ke John

    Innde am ko John

  11. O kae?

    No mbadi?

  12. Ke thabela ho kopana le wena

    Mi yidi no feere ma

Useful phrases for travellers

Airport, hotel, tickets, and transport phrases for getting around on a trip.

  1. Na u bua Senyesemane?

    A yiɗi wondi English?

  2. Ke sitwa ho bua Hindi hantle

    Mi waawi Hindi ɗum jooɗi.

  3. Ke sitwa ho utloisisa

    Mi waawi ɗum.

  4. Ka kopo bua butle

    A jaabi e jooɗi.

  5. Na u ka boela ua re?

    A waawi ɓeydude ɗum?

  6. Ntloana e kae?

    Hol ko toilet?

  7. Ke etse joang ho ea bohareng ba toropo?

    Nde miɗo jogii to ɗiɗo?

  8. Fetola ho ea letsohong

    Sokki leydi.

  9. Fetola ho ea ka ho letona

    Sokki toɓɓere.

  10. Eya ka pela

    Yahi e jooɗi.

  11. Chelete ea sekepe ke e kae?

    Hol ko fee?

  12. Tiket e le 'ngoe, ka kopo

    Nde ticket, a jaabi.

  13. Na e hole le mona?

    Ko ɓuri to?

  14. Ke lahlehile

    Mi ɗaɓɓiti.

  15. Ke kae moo ke ka rekang kharejamo?

    Hol ko mi waawi jokkude SIM?

Everyday conversation

Small talk, feelings, opinions, and common chat phrases for daily life.

  1. Ee

    Eey (ey)

  2. Che

    Alaa (alaa)

  3. Mohlomong

    Wonaa (wonaa)

  4. Ke lumela

    Mi yidi (mi yidi)

  5. Ke sitwa

    Mi yidi walaa (mi yidi walaa)

  6. Seo se utloahala hantle

    O wadi na'i (o wadi na'i)

  7. O nahana eng?

    Hol no ndiyam? (hol no ndiyam)

  8. Na o ka nthusa?

    A waawi am warta? (a waawi am warta)

  9. Ke hloka thuso

    Mi yidi warta (mi yidi warta)

  10. Emisa motsotso

    Ndee na'i (ndee na'i)

  11. Ke maswabi

    Mi yidi honto (mi yidi honto)

  12. Ha ho bothata

    Alaa honto (alaa honto)

  13. O amohelehile

    A jaaraama (a jaaraama)

  14. Letsatsi le monate la tsoalo

    Barka da haihuwa (barka da haihuwa)

  15. Ebe le tsamaea hantle

    Ndaari no feere (ndaari no feere)

Directions and getting around

Asking where something is, left and right, distances, and finding your way.

  1. Ke kae seteishene sa terene?

    Hol ko jango? (hol ko jango)

  2. Ke kae borai?

    Hol ko wuro? (hol ko wuro)

  3. Ke sehlopha sefe?

    Hol ko platform? (hol ko platform)

  4. Nako e kae e tlohang?

    Hol no feere? (hol no feere)

  5. Na ena ke tsela e nepahetseng?

    Ko woni ndiyam? (ko woni ndiyam)

  6. E haufi le mona

    O wadi nder (o wadi nder)

  7. E hole le mona

    O wadi fowru (o wadi fowru)

  8. O ka mpontša ka mapeng?

    A waawi mi yahi nder map? (a waawi mi yahi nder map)

  9. Emisa mona, ka kopo

    Hakkil nder, mi yidi (hakkil nder, mi yidi)

  10. E nka nako e kae?

    Hol no feere? (hol no feere)

Shopping and dining

Ordering food, asking prices, paying the bill, and shopping at markets or stores.

  1. Se kostang hakaale?

    Nde wadi ko feere? (se kostang hakaale)

  2. Seo ke se theko e phahameng

    O wadi ko feere. (seo ke se theko e phahameng)

  3. Na le na le eng e theko e tlase?

    Aɗa jogii ko feere? (na le na le eng e theko e tlase)

  4. Na nka lefa ka kharete?

    Miɗo waawi waɗde kaadi? (na nka lefa ka kharete)

  5. Ke batla tafole bakeng sa batho ba babeli

    Miɗo yiɗi teɓɓere ɗiɗi. (ke batla tafole bakeng sa batho ba babeli)

  6. Bille, ka kopo

    Nde wuro, miɗo faam. (bille, ka kopo)

  7. Na ts'ebeletso e kenyelletsoe?

    Aɗa jogii hujja? (na ts'ebeletso e kenyelletsoe)

  8. Ke moithuti oa meroho

    Miɗo jogii hujja. (ke moithuti oa meroho)

  9. Tse ling tse chesang, ka kopo

    Alaa nyamde dakkunde, miɗo faam. (tse ling tse chesang, ka kopo)

  10. Se monate

    Nde wadi ngonka. (se monate)

  11. Na nka fumana lenane la mealtime?

    Miɗo waawi jogii menyu? (na nka fumana lenane la mealtime)

  12. Khalase ea metsi, ka kopo

    Nde gasa ndiyam, miɗo faam. (khalase ea metsi, ka kopo)

Emergencies and health

Help, police, doctor, pharmacy, and urgent situations when you need assistance fast.

  1. Calla mapolesa

    Ndaɓɓi polise

  2. Calla ambulance

    Ndaɓɓi ambulans

  3. Ke hloka ngaka

    Miɗo waɗi dooktere

  4. Ke ikutloa ke sitwa

    Miɗo feƴƴi

  5. Ke na le allergy ho peanuts

    Miɗo jogi fuuɗi

  6. Hospital e haufi e kae?

    Hol ko hospital ngari?

  7. Ho bohloko mona

    O warta ɗon

  8. Ke lahlehetsoe ke passport

    Miɗo foti passport am

  9. Na o ka bitsa hotele ea ka?

    Aɗa ndaɓɓi hotel am?

  10. Thusa!

    Yamiro!

Work and business

Meetings, email tone, schedules, and professional phrases for the workplace.

  1. Ke thabile ho kopana le uena

    Nde mawni (Nde mawni)

  2. A re etse kopano

    Nde njiɗi huuwi (Nde njiɗi huuwi)

  3. Nako e kae e loketseng uena?

    Hol ko ɓe njiɗi? (Hol ko ɓe njiɗi?)

  4. Ke tla romela rapoto kajeno

    Miɗo sendi jaɓɓorgo ɗon (Miɗo sendi jaɓɓorgo ɗon)

  5. Na re ka bua ka moso?

    Aɗa waawi jangi ɓe? (Aɗa waawi jangi ɓe?)

  6. Ka kopo, fumana faele e amanang

    Miɗo yidi file ɗe (Miɗo yidi file ɗe)

  7. Kea leboha ka nako ea hau

    A jaaraama e jamma (A jaaraama e jamma)

  8. Ke lebeletse ho sebetsa le uena

    Miɗo waawi jangi e mon (Miɗo waawi jangi e mon)

  9. Na u ka hlakisa ntlha eo?

    Aɗa waawi foti ɗum? (Aɗa waawi foti ɗum?)

  10. A ke tle ke u boele

    Nde miɗo waawi jangi e mon (Nde miɗo waawi jangi e mon)

  11. Nako e felletseng ke Labohlano

    Waktu ndiyam ko Juma (Waktu ndiyam ko Juma)

Time, days and numbers

Clock times, days of the week, months, quantities, and counting for appointments and plans.

  1. Ke hora efe?

    Hol ko ɓe? (Holl ko be?)

  2. Ke hora tse tharo

    O waɗi ɗiɗi e nayi (O wadi didi e nayi)

  3. Kajeno

    Nde (Nde)

  4. Hosane

    Jango (Jango)

  5. Maobane

    Nde ɓe (Nde be)

  6. Mantaha

    Alhadi (Alhadi)

  7. Labobeli

    Talata (Talata)

  8. Laboraro

    Larba (Larba)

  9. E le 'ngoe

    Go'o (Go'o)

  10. Pele

    Diyam (Diyam)

  11. Tharo

    Tati (Tati)

  12. Leshome

    Sappo (Sappo)

  13. Sekete

    Nayi (Nayi)

  14. Hlafuna

    Ndaari (Ndaari)

  15. Haholo

    Kadi (Kadi)