Les parties du corps en wolof (Partie 1)

Many thanks to Assia, Abdoulaye, Géléem, and Ibrahima for their help. Part 2:    • Les parties du corps en wolof (Partie 2)   Part 3 (Bonus):    • Les parties du corps en wolof (Bonus)   ➡   / apprendre.le.wolof   Welcome to the first part of a video dedicated to body parts in Wolof. I will teach you how to say body parts in Wolof, then I will show you expressions and proverbs that use body parts. The excerpts used are from the Senegalese series Infidèles & Maitresse d'un homme marié, produced by Eben Prod and Marodi respectively. The images used in these excerpts are the property of Eben Prod and Marodi, respectively. ___ Glossary: Afeer (yi) = Business Àgg = To arrive Am = To have Amul ... = There is no ... Ba = Until / To Baal = To forgive Baat (bi) = The neck / The nape of the neck / The voice Bakkan (bi) = The nose Banneex (bi) = Happiness Bàyyi = To let go Bëgg = To want / To love Benn = One Bëñ (bi) = The tooth Bët (bi) = The eye Biir (bi) = The stomach Bopp (bi) = The head Bu baax = Very well Ci biir = Inside Ci ginnaaw = Behind Ci kanam = In front / Just now Dagg = To cut Dal = Really ... de ! = really! Dee = To die Def = To do Dëgër = Hard, solid Démb = Yesterday Dëkk = To live Dënn (wi) = The chest Fatte = To forget Fayda = Character, personality Febar = To be sick Feec = To dance Feeclo = To make someone dance Fen = To lie Fii = Here Fo = To play Gaaw = To be fast Gémmiñ (gi) = The mouth Géj = To not have done something for a long time Gën = To be more than, to be better Gëñ (yi) = The teeth Gët (yi) = The eyes Ginnaaw (gi) = The back Ginnaaw suba = The day after tomorrow Gis = To see Gisé = To see oneself, to see (someone) Indi = To bring Jar = To cost, to be worth Jàngale = To teach Jë = The forehead Jëll = To take, to grasp Jérr = Very Jog = To stand up Jox = To give Kanam (gi) = The face Kañ = When Karaw (gi) = The hair Kër (gi) = The house Kii = This one Lammiñ (wi) = The tongue Léegi = Now Lépp = All Leer = Clear Liggéey (bi) = The work Loxo (bi) = The hand / The arm Man = Me Mat = To be complete, to be at the maximum Mel = To resemble Mën = To be able Metti = To hurt Ñaaw = Ugly, ugly Naka = How Ñàkk = To lack Ne = To say Nekk = To find oneself Ñepp = All Ñëw = To come Ñibbi = To return Nii = Like this Niit (ñi) = ​​People Noonu = Like this Nopp (yi) = Ears Noppale = To rest Ñun = Them / They Pàcc (mi) = Part, section Pare = To be ready Saf = Spicy, spicy Sama = My / My Samay = My Sànt = To thank Sax = Really Seen = Your / Yours Sedd = Cold Seddal = To cool down Sof = To get drunk, angry Sonn = Tired Taat (wi) = Buttocks Tàmbali = To start, to begin Tamite = Also Tane = To get better, to heal Tàng = Hot Tank (bi) = Leg / Foot Tanne = To choose Tey = Today Toog = To sit Tuuti rekk = Only a little bit Waay (ji) = Friend, buddy War = Duty Xam = To know Xale (yi) = Children Xeer (wi) = The stone Xol (bi) = The heart Xool = To look Yàgg = To last, to make a long time... Yallah = God Yaram (wi) = The body Yaw = You Yërëm = To have pity on Yonne = To send