I mana kɛ sogo walima bɛgɛn ye, i bɛ kɛ mun ye? Munna?
VOCAB
sogo = (wild) animal (lit. ‘meat’)
bɛgɛn = domesticated animal; livestock
ka kɛ X ye = to become/be X
Ne wa?
N mana kɛ sogo walima bɛgɛn ye, n bɛna kɛ wulu ye. Munna? Ka sababuya kɛ, wulu ka di n ye kɛ! N denmisɛnma “Jack Russell” tun bɛ an bolo. Hali bi, à ka di n ye ka tulon kɛ ni wulu ye.
N mana kɛ sogo ye, n bɛna kɛ kɔnɔ walima jɛgɛ ye. Bawo kɔnɔw bɛ se ka pan yɔrɔ ka ca ani jɛgɛw ka se ji la. Jɛgɛw ye kɔgɔji ka cɛɲiya tɔmɔ ani kɔnɔw diɲɛ ye.
Jɛgɛw bɛ kɔgɔji cɛɲiya yaala, wa kɔnɔw bɛ diɲɛ/duniya ye
Lit. 'Fish wander the beauty of the ocean, and birds see the world
Notice that I used bɛ instead of ye like you did initially to conjugate the verb
In your initial example, you said “…ani kɔnɔw diɲɛ ye” – the problem here is that you didn’t conjugate the verb. It needs a predicate marker like bɛ just like the first verb
Le mot hɔrɔnya est plus littéralement “l’état d’être noble” donc je l’aurais pas compris “fidélité”. Par contre, tu pourrais utiliser danna (genre, 'da-n-na lit. ‘coucher-moi-sur’):
Da-n-na bɛ wulu la
“fidélité” se.trouve chien sur