The University of Wisconsin put this course together. It's rather large and rather extensive. I can no longer recall the web address but I've compiled the audio and book into 3 separate downloads. The book is included in download 3, along with a grammar. It's over 1.3 gb, 650 audio clips. Text: 427 pages.
Part 1: http://rapidshare.com/files/232538287/AdamawaFulfulde1.zip (http://rapidshare.com/files/232538287/AdamawaFulfulde1.zip)
Part 2: http://rapidshare.com/files/2800049858/AdamawaFulfulde2.zip (http://rapidshare.com/files/2800049858/AdamawaFulfulde2.zip)
Part 3: http://rapidshare.com/files/931353748/AdamawaFulfulde3.zip (http://rapidshare.com/files/931353748/AdamawaFulfulde3.zip)
If completed, this course should give a great foundation for the language. It's a free download site. No special software is required for the download.
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Have you taken the course or are planning to take it?
I've been focused on Kikongo and Kituba here recently. Before when I studied Fulfulde a bit, I didn't have a good course with audio. I'm looking forward to beginning on this one. Are you learning the language?
Right now I'm studying Twi. I been studying for about the last year and a half, after a 10+ year hiatus. I have Fulani blood in me so I will definitely get to this at some point. I'm not sure if this will be next since I was thinking about learning KiSwahili or KiKongo next before you shared the above course. It's definitely on the list though now.
Twi is a beautiful language. Kiswahili, I've been studying and using for a few years. If you want a language partner when you decide to begin studying Fula, message me. Maybe a language study group, if others are interested.