Paki!

Aw ni sògòma!

Paki (Fr. “Pâques”) don!

Sonsannin nana an fè bi :wink:

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Nse! Aw ni sògòma! Joyeuses Pâques! I denmuso ye sè fanw bèè tòmò :egg::clap:

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Nba! Ala ka san hèèrè caya!

I denmuso ye sè sera ka fanw bèè tòmò

À kòni ye caman tòmò dè :slight_smile:

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I wanted to express “chicken eggs”.

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Ohhhhh! Haha! In that case, I take my correction back :wink:

But normally it would be sɛfanw as one word – funny how the word boundary issue threw me totally off here. Hakɛto b’à la! :slight_smile:

You also see people write it syɛfan and shɛfan. I prefer the Jula form sisɛfan since that’s the “fuller” form :upside_down_face:

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Is it more common to use one of the compound nouns than “fan” itself? I remember Dramane corrected me often when I only used “fan” alone like I would in English (“egg”).

Should I open a new Forum post for this question?

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Great question :wink: As you saw, I did it myself when I responded as a separate but linked topic (you can actually see the split and link right above your post).

You can do this too if it seems appropriate. Here’s how. :slight_smile:

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Chocolati bɛ min ?

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Haha, nyininkali nyuman! Dò tun bè yen :wink: Nka caman tun tè! Denw ka dògò kojugu

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Ahhh ala ka den balo joona!

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