Welcome to part 2 of the Dholuo greetings lesson by YLP! You'll get to learn Dholuo from scratch, and as you progress, you will build your confidence in the language. Let’s kick things off with a Dholuo lesson on greetings.
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1.   Oimore – Good evening (Lit: it (the sky) has closed itself)
2.  Oimore ahinya – Good evening to you too (Lit: it (the sky) has indeed closed itself)
3.  Isebedo nade? – How have you been?
4.  Asebedo maber – I have been well
5.  Erokamano – Thank you 
6.  Iriyo nade? – How was your day?
7.  Ariyo maber – My day was good
8. Ingima? – Are you well?
9. Angima – I am well
10. Ichiewo nade? – How was your night? (Lit: How have you awoken?)
11.  Achiewo maber – I slept well (Lit: I woke up well)
12.  Nind maber – Sleep well 
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Dholuo Lessons: Greetings - Part 2

Learn Dholuo with the Yalaney Language Project. We have created bite-sized lessons that teach vocabulary, grammar, and the cultures represented by the language. 

You'll get to learn Dholuo from scratch, and as you progress, you will build your confidence in the language.

Dholuo Lessons: Greetings - Part 2

Dholuo with Yalaney