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Why learn Sudanese?
International travel is made easier and more pleasant when you know Sudanese. You are at a distinct advantage in the global market if you are bilingual. Communication skills developed while learning Sudanese can improve your interpersonal skills in your native langauge as well. Studying the Sudanese Language creates more positive attitudes and less prejudice toward people who are different.
How Long Does it Take to Learn Sudanese?
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Sudanese Alphabet & Pronunciation
A a
(a)
(a)
B b
(bé)
(bé)
C c
(cé)
(cé)
D d
(dé)
(dé)
E e
(é)
(é)
F f
(éf)
(éf)
G g
(gé)
(gé)
H h
(ha)
(ha)
I i
(i)
(i)
J j
(jé)
(jé)
K k
(ka)
(ka)
L l
él
él
M m
(ém)
(ém)
N n
(én)
(én)
O o
(o)
(o)
P p
(pé)
(pé)
Q q
(ki)
(ki)
R r
(ér)
(ér)
S s
(és)
(és)
T t
(té)
(té)
U u
(u)
(u)
V v
(vé)
(vé)
W w
(wé)
(wé)
X x
(éks)
(éks)
Y y
(yé)
(yé)
Z z
(zét)
(zét)
Basic Phrases in Sudanese
| Hello | Halo |
|---|---|
| Goodbye | Dadah |
| Yes | Nuhun |
| No | Teu |
| Excuse me | Hapunten |
| Please | Punten |
| Thank you | Hatur nuhun |
| You are welcome | Sawangsulna |
| Do you speak english | Dupi anjeun nyarios basa Inggris? |
| Do you understand | Anjeun ngartos? |
| I understand | Abdi ngartos |
| I do not understand | Abdi henteu ngartos |
| How are you | Kumaha damang? |
| Fine thanks | Henteu ah nuhun! |
| What is your name | Saha nami anjeun? |
| My name is | Nami abdi |
| Pleased to meet you | Resep pendak sareng anjeun ( ) |
Sudanese Grammar
Sudanese Nouns
| Man | |
|---|---|
| Woman | |
| Boy | |
| Girl | Ngalamun |
| Cat | |
| Dog | |
| Fish | |
| Water | |
| Milk | |
| Egg | |
| House | |
| Flower | |
| Tree | |
| Shirt | |
| Pants |
Sudanese Adjectives
Colors in Sudanese
| Black | Hideung |
|---|---|
| White | Bodas |
| Red | Beureum |
| Orange | Jeruk |
| Yellow | Koneng |
| Green | Hejo |
| Blue | Biru |
| Purple | Wungu |
| Pink | Aink |
| Gray | Kulawu |
| Brown | Coklat |
Numbers in Sudanese
| Zero | Enol |
|---|---|
| One | Hiji |
| Two | Dua |
| Three | Tilu |
| Four | Opat |
| Five | Lima |
| Six | Genep |
| Seven | Tujuh |
| Eight | Dalapan |
| Nine | Salapan |
| Ten | Sapuluh |
| Eleven | Sabelas |
| Twelve | Dua belas |
| Twenty | Dua puluh |
| Thirty | Tilu puluh |
| Forty | Opat puluh |
| Fifty | Lima puluh |
| Sixty | Genep puluh |
| Seventy | Tujuh puluh |
| Eighty | Dalapan puluh |
| Ninety | Salapan puluh |
| Hundred | Saratus |
| Thousand | Rebu |
Sudanese Verbs
| To be | Janten |
|---|---|
| To have | Pikeun |
| To want | Hoyong |
| To need | Peryogi |
| To help | Ngabantosan |
| To go | Indit |
| To come | Sumping |
| To eat | Tuang |
| To drink | Nginum |
| To speak | Nyarios |
Building Simple Sentences
More Complex Sudanese Sentences
| And | Jeung |
|---|---|
| Or | Atanapi |
| But | Tapi |
| Because | Margi |
| With | Jeung |
| Also | Ogé |
| However | Kumaha oge |
| Neither | Ngayakeun |
| Nor | Ogé |
| If | Upami |
| Then | Satuluyna |
Useful Sudanese Vocabulary
Sudanese Questions
| Who | Saha |
|---|---|
| What | Naon |
| When | Iraha |
| Where | Di mana |
| Why | Naha |
| How | Kumaha |
| How many | Sakumaha seueur |
| How much | Sakumaha |
Days of the Week in Sudanese
| Monday | Senén |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Daluasa |
| Wednesday | Rebo |
| Thursday | Kemis |
| Friday | Jumuah |
| Saturday | Sabtu |
| Sunday | Minggu |
| Yesterday | Kamari |
| Today | Ayeuna |
| Tomorrow | Isukan |
Months in Sudanese
| January | Januari |
|---|---|
| February | Pebruari |
| March | Maret |
| April | April |
| May | Mei |
| June | Juni |
| July | Juli |
| August | Agustus |
| September | Séptémber |
| October | Oktober |
| November | Nopémber |
| December | Désémber |
Seasons in Sudanese
| Winter | Usum tiis |
|---|---|
| Spring | Cinyusu |
| Summer | Usum panas |
| Autumn | Gugur |
Telling Time in Sudanese
| What time is it | Jam sabaraha ieu? |
|---|---|
| Hours | Jam |
| Minutes | Menit |
| Seconds | Detik |
| O clock | Tabuh |
| Half | Satengah |
| Quarter past | Saparapat baheula |
| Before | Sateuacan |
| After | Saatos |
