I WANT TO SPEAK HAUSA TODAY (CLASS 3)

29 Sep 2017 by Ogefash's Styl

Do you have an Hausa friend or customer, and you feel like surprising them by speaking their language? Ogefash’s blog has got you covered. Put down a word, and we will translate it in Hausa for you. Today’s words…

ENGLISH- HAPPY INDEPENDENCE.
HAUSA- FARIN CIKI ‘YANCIN KAI’.

ENGLISH- HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
HAUSA- BARKA DA ‘RANAR HAIHUWA’.
OR FARIN CIKI DA ‘RANAR HAIHUWA’.

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