5 Things That Will Make You Say Waaw (Wow)!-gctid130933

[Kala Kambon]

Waaw, pronounced "wow," is the Wolof way of saying "Yes!"
Here are five reasons that learning this language- mainly spoken in Senegal, the Gambia, and Mauritania- might make you say, "Waaw," (or surprise you and make you say "Wow!"):
1- Learning Wolof means reclaiming one of the languages that almost a million of our ancestors who were forced into enslavement through Senegal ports spoke...and were forced to forget. Can I get a Waaw or a Wow on this!?
2- By learning Wolof you'll be able to speak one of the language that our great Wolof scholar and ancestor, Dr Cheikh Anta Diop, used to establish that Kmt (ancient Egypt) was a Black nation. The language holds linguistic connections to Mdw Ntr (hieroglyphic language of ancient Egypt) - Have you said Waaw / Wow yet?
3- Learning how to speak Wolof will connect you with over Three Million Wolof speakers worldwide. Waaw / Wow!
4- Understanding Wolof means having access to one of the most powerfully healing spiritual systems, Ndepp, of which mainly women are priestesses; such as our warrior ancestor, Fatou Sek. They communicate with the Rab (healing forces) in Wolof to help the community. Waaw and Wow!
5- Every time you hear a song by Youssou N'Dour (musician and political activist) you'll finally understand what the heck that man is saying! Waaw, waaw!
Bonus #6- Griots, the keepers of the history of the Wolof people, memorize and recite hundreds of years of Wolof history. If you're blessed to be in the presence of a traditional Senegelese Griot you too will be able to hear and understand the ancient text recited for Wolof speakers to hear.  - Oh, Waaw!!!
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[Heru Djet]

Lugha nyingi na si wakati utosha. Tafsiri: "Many languages and not enough time."