Nso language
| Nsɔ | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spoken in: | Cameroon | |
| Total speakers: | 240,000 in Cameroon | |
| Language family: | Nnijer–Kongo Atlantic–Congo Benue–Congo Southern Bantoid Grassfields Ring Nsɔ | |
| Language codes | ||
| ISO 639-1: | none | |
| ISO 639-2: | — | |
| ISO 639-3: | lns | |
| Note: This page may contain IPA phonetic symbols in Unicode. | ||
Nso (Lamnso, Lamnsɔ́́) bụ asụsụ Grassfields nkè ndị Nso nkè ọdịda anyanwụ Cameroon. Mmadụ olé na ole nwere ike ịnọgide na Naịjirịa. O nwere klas irí dị mkpa.[1] Koodu ISO 639-3 bụ lns.[2] Ìhè karịrị 100,000 mmadụ na-asụ Nso.[3]
Usoro ide ihe
dezieNso na-eji orthography dabere ná General Alphabet of Cameroon Languages (AGLC). E mepụtara orthography ná mbụ tupu á gbanwee yá iji soro aro nkè AGLC. [1]
| a | b | c | d | na | ə | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | ŋ | o | p | r | s | t | u | v | w | na | z | ʼ |
Ọ na-eji digraphs irí abụọ ná atọ, dz, gb, gh, gv, gw, jw, kf, kp, kw, mb, mf, mf, mt, mv, nj, ns, nt, ny, bg,表演, ŋw, sh, ts, ná trigraphs asaa. Mkpụrụedemede ogologo na-egosi site ná okpukpu abụọ nkè ụdaume bụ ːa, ee, əə, ii, oo, uu. Á na-edepụta Diphthongs na-akpọ, ey, əy, oy, uy, iy.
Á na-egosi ụda dị élú ná ụda ólú dị élú ná ólú dị ala ná ụda ólú siri ike nà ụdaume.
- Beri wo. Thank you.
- Wiykijung. You are welcome.
- A sahka? What news? (Greeting).
- Sah ka yo dzə. No news (Reply) or M bo sa. I am fine.
- Yirannia. Good morning.
- A sahka mbuni. How did you sleep?
- Aresi nia. Good afternoon.
- yi ginia. Good evening.
- Buni kijung. Sleep well.
- A ber ni kibveshi. Good bye until tomorrow.
- Njemse jungsi. Sweet dreams.
- Wuna wosa. And to you.
- Nyuy sævi wo. God bless you (Greeting).
- Vishi vejungvi. Good luck.
- Ghan kijung. Safe journey.
- Fo mo. Give me.
- A du fe? Where are you going?
- Yir yee dzə la? What is your name?
- Yir yem dzə Luckong. My name is Luckong.
- A dzə wan la? Whose child are you?
- M dzə wan Lukong. I am Lukong's child.
- Fon Nso dze la? Who is the traditional ruler of Nso?
- Jing yar mo. I am hungry.
- Ki long ki yum mo. I am thirsty.
- M kong wo. I love you.
- Marir mo. Marry me.
- A do fe. Where are you going?
- baa: leopard
- jwi: dog
- kan: monkey
- kitam: elephant
- bvèreh: lion
- shishuiy: duiker
- bvey: goat
- njii: sheep
- nyaar: buffalo
- buhn: squirrel
- yo: serpent
- kinchiiy: cricket
- taa ngam: spider
- ngam: tarantula
- kuurra: hyena
- ngvev: chicken
- kibev: he-goat
- kibar: lizard
- kiliim: bat
- shuy: sun
- mindzev: water
- ngwa: book
- nanar: pineapple
- lav: house
- kitukelav: roof
- nsaalav: floor
- shulav: door
- ntah: chair
- gham: rug
- nton: cooking pot
- bowl: (typically a small bowl)
- bar: cup
- nkaa: basket
- sum: farm
- minkkah: firewood
- shishuur: pepper
- chinyuu: spoon
- mintanin: junction
- la' cu: house of worship (church)
- kitengteng: vehicle
- sang: rice
- kitukelav: roof
- saav: file
- tu': Irish potato
- mbulam: sweet potato
- kiku': cocoyam
- kingom: banana
- nyam: meat
- mbang: walking stick
- yiy: mom (mother)
- tar: dad (father)
- jemir: sister (relative)
- tamir: brother (relative)
- feer: relative (A general sense. Example: * M dze feer wo: I am your relative)
- lum: hot
- rə : cold
- Dzer: Heavy.
- Sen: Dark.
- Fer: White
- Shi'ir: Bitter.
- Nyom: Sweet.
Edensibia
dezie- ↑ Laura W. McGarrity and Robert Botne. BETWEEN AGREEMENT AND CASE MARKING IN LAMNSO.
- ↑ ISO 639 code sets. www.sil.org. Retrieved on 2017-06-21.
- ↑ paul peek. Lamnso. Flw.com. Retrieved on 2011-10-21.
Akwụkwọ
dezie- [Ihe e dere n'ala ala peeji] N'etiti nkwekọrịta na akara ikpe na Lamnso. IUWPL 3: Explorations in African Linguistics: From Lamnso' to Sesotho (2001), nke Robert Botne na Rose Vondrasek dezigharịrị, peeji nke 53X70. Bloomington, IN: Klas aha na nhazi: Ihe omume nke nnọkọ na nhazi aha, Eugene, Oregon, October 1983. Amsterdam: J. Benjamin.