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Amie: Hi Trader: Hi Amie, do you want to buy anything? Look at this box of indomie at a good price Amie: I don't want indomie Isatou, but what about your Plaintain, how much is it? Isatou: 800 Dalasi for a bunch of plantain Amie: Isatou, this is really expensive! Isatou: I can give you a good price, what about 500 Dalasi for 4? Amie: No, its too expensive, but how much are your tomatoes? Isatou: The small backet for 6,500 and the big one for 15,000 Amie: Wow, these prices are crazy. But what else can I do inn Banjul? Okay I’ll take a big basket and 4 bananas Isatou: Okay, 15,500 then Amie: Here is 16,000 Dalasi, do you have change? Isatou: No, wait – SISTER ISATOU! Please lend me 500 Amie: Okay here take Isatou Isatou: Here you go, and may God bless you Amie: Okay thanks |
Amie: Hi Trader: Nakam Amie, danga buga jainda dara? Horlal cartongi indomie bi num yombeh Amie: Buguma indomie Isatou, waye sa plantain bi nak, nyaata la? Isatou: 800 Dalasi pur bena taki plantain Amie: Isatou, lolu saff na di! Isatou: Mun naa laa waanyil, johh ma 500 Dalasi ma johh la nyeneent Amie: Daydate, lolu daffa saff beh laygi, waye tamaateh yi nyata la? Isatou: Saam bun daw bi 6500 la, bu makk bi 15,000 Dalasi Amie: Sa price yi graw nen torop. Y lan lai muna deff birr Banjul? Kon dinaa jel saam bu makk bi ak nyeneenti banana Isatou: Kon, 15,500 la Amie: 16,000 angi nee, amnga waychit? Isatou: Daydate, waye haraal – SISTER ISATOU! Abal ma 500 Amie: Bahna, jelal Isatou Isatou: Yalna la Yallah feye Amie: Bahna, jerrejeff. |
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