This is a brief list of resources I have compiled for Wolof, Tamasheq, Hausa, Zarma, and Yoruba languages. It’s definitely not exhaustive, and as you can tell, I have been focused on Wolof and Tamasheq and therefore those are more comprehensive. Please add to this list if you know of other places on the Internet to learn these and other African languages! Wolof Peace Corps Manual (Senegal): pcsenegal.org/files/357-wolof-manual Peace Corps Pronoun Pocket Manual (Senegal): pcsenegal.org/files/443-wolof-pronoun-pocket-manual-2011-edition Peace Corps Grammar Manual (The Gambia): wolofonline/docs/w_g.pdf Peace Corps Dictionary (The Gambia): africanculture.dk/gambia/ftp/wollof.pdf Janga Wolof: jangawolof, jangawolof.tumblr/ BU Wolof proverbs (GREAT listening resource): bu.edu/africa/alp/african-proverbs-project/wolof-proverbs/ French and Wolof in Senegal videos, audio and text in Wolof and French: langmedia.fivecolleges.edu/collection/lm_senegal/sn_index.html Folktales and Songs: https://indiana.edu/~afrifolk/wol_folk/index.html Video course: aflang.humnet.ucla.edu/Wolof_video_course/wolof_vid_course.html UPenn vocab and pronunciation: africa.upenn.edu/afl/materials/wo_ketchen.html Watch Senegalese TV: sunutv/online/ Lots of Wolof resources here: wolofresources.org/language/resources.htm More Wolof resources listed: international.uiowa.edu/language/wolof-resources Tamasheq Daily Phrases in Tamasheq: https://youtube/watch?v=eMGMtsdbQWY Numbers in Tamasheq: https://youtube/watch?v=5bjVoY_lr00 The Tamasheq Language (great brief regional pronounciation breakdown): https://youtube/watch?v=1f7Cwnyri_E Some basic points and very intro grammar, vocab: mondeberbere/langue/tamasheq/ Tamasheq prepositions: sil-mali.org/sites/default/files/Wolthuis-Wilma-taq-2006-Tamasheq%20Prepositions.pdf Quelques mots Tamasheq (French-Tamasheq): pistetouareg.fr/products/quelques-mots-de-tamahaq-tamasheq/ Tamashek cultural orientation: famdliflc.lingnet.org/products/Tamashek/co_tt/tamashek.pdf IRCAM Ecole Amazighe: ircam.ma/ecoleamazighe/index.html IRCAM - several other resources - kids’ pages, contes (tales), etc. In French: ircam.ma/fr/index.php?soc=supportdidactique&rd=120 ircam.ma/tifinaghe/index.html tal.ircam.ma/tamawalt/ Facebook Tamasheq culture/language page: https://facebook/pages/Tamasheq-Culture-AgNa-in-Kel-Tamasheq/110139075809006 List of some Tamasheq books: sil-mali.org/fr/language/taq Hausa Peace Corps Manual: files.peacecorps.gov/multimedia/audio/languagelessons/niger/NE_Hausa_Language_Lessons.pdf Peace Corps Audio (Replace “1” in URL with numbers 2-24 for all audio lessons): files.peacecorps.gov/multimedia/audio/languagelessons/niger/NE_Hausa_Lesson_1.mp3 MSU Hausa Greetings: https://youtube/watch?v=AuukYNWn2Yk MSU Hausa Numbers: https://youtube/watch?v=JMcwpIOjOLw BU Hausa Proverbs (GREAT listening resource): bu.edu/africa/alp/african-proverbs-project/hausa-proverbs/ Hausar Baka video/audio course: aflang.humnet.ucla.edu/hausarbaka/ More from UCLA: aflang.humnet.ucla.edu/Hausa/hausa.html UPenn vocabulary and pronunciation: africa.upenn.edu/afl/materials/hu_kitchen.html Zarma Peace Corps Manual: files.peacecorps.gov/multimedia/audio/languagelessons/niger/NE_Zarma_Language_Lessons.pdf Peace Corps Audio (Replace “1” in URL with numbers 2-21 for all audio lessons): files.peacecorps.gov/multimedia/audio/languagelessons/niger/NE_Zarma_Lesson_1.mp3 Notions elementaires pour apprendre le Zarma: denisnddo.free.fr/html/zarma.htm Lessons, dictionary, info: djerma.nl/index.html Yoruba UG Yoruba Online: africa.uga.edu/Yoruba/ UTexas textbook and audio: coerll.utexas.edu/yemi/ Yoruba proverbs: yoruba.unl.edu/ More links: lonweb.org/link-yoruba.htm Extras: Colors in Menik (Bedick), Mpongwe, Benga, Akele, Baynuk, Punu, Tamasheq: https://youtube/playlist?list=PLC404FB1F77CA0E53 Sahel Sounds - music: sahelsounds/ BU Proverbs: Amharic, Kiswahili, isiXhosa, isiZulu: bu.edu/africa/alp/african-proverbs-project/ Some resources for Bade, Bole, Duwai, Karekare, Maka, Ngamo, Ngizim, Miya, Musey, Hausa, Swahili, Wolof: aflang.humnet.ucla.edu/aflangHome.html Info on many languages: africa.isp.msu.edu/afrlang/language.htm?id=79
Posted on: Mon, 11 Nov 2013 05:10:47 +0000
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