Dictionnaire Ninkare

Dictionnaire trilingue ninkare/farefare - français -anglais
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Avant-propos
Le terme ‘Frafra’ est utilisé souvent pour désigner un ensemble de dialectes qui est composé des sous-groupes suivants : le Gurene, le Nankani, le Booni et le Ninkare. Entre ces différents parlers il y a un très grand degré d'intercompréhension.
Le dialecte parlé au Burkina Faso est appelé ninkare. Il est assez proche du farefare (or gurenne/gurune parlé au Ghana voisin), du dagaare et du mooré, en plus le ninkare est apparanté au Kusaal (lui aussi parlé au Burkina Faso et au Ghana). Même le dagbani et le mampruli sont des proches «cousins linguistiques». Au Burkina Faso, les langues géographiquement voisines du ninkare sont le kassem à l'ouest, le bisa au nord et à l'est. Au Ghana, les voisins sont le buli, le kusaal et le mampruli (comme indiqué sur la carte en bas).
La langue ninkãrɛ est une langue «oti-volta» qui a été classée dans le groupe occidental de la sous-famille Gur. Le ninkãrɛ ou frafra (aussi appelé gʋrnɛ ou 'gurenne' et nankam) est parlé par à peu près 500'000 locuteurs au Ghana et environ 30'000 personnes au Burkina Faso. Au Ghana on distingue 4 dialectes. Il en a cependant un seul parler avec peu de différences dialectales au Burkina Faso.
Au Burkina Faso, les gens concernés sont d'accord de prendre le langage de Guélwongo, le centre commercial de la région, comme standard pour la langue écrite. L'orthographe est différente de celui du Ghana à cause de l'alphabet national qui est différent et parce que les Ninkãrsɩ du Burkina ont élaboré leur propre orthographe selon les conventions du pays.
 
Frafra / Gurne - French - English dictionary
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The term ‘Frafra’ is often used to designate the cluster of dialects of which Gurene, Nankani, Booni and Ninkare are members. There is a considerable degree of mutual intelligibility among these dialects.
The dialect spoken in Burkina Faso, called Ninkare is most closely related to Farefare (or Gurenne/Gurune spoken in neighboring Ghana), Dagaare and Moore, but is also related to Kusaal (also spoken in Burkina Faso and in Ghana), and to Dagbani and Mampruli. In Burkina Faso, the neighboring language to the west is Kasem, with Bissa to the north and east. In Ghana, the neighboring languages are Buli, Kusaal and Mampruli.
The Ninkare region in Burkina Faso is located in the country's south-eastern corner, in the province of Nahouri, about 200 km from Ouagadougou. However, the great majority (over 90%) of this ethnic group is found in northern Ghana.
The traditional religion continues to have a very strong influence among the Ninkarse. Christianity and Islam were only introduced after the middle of the 20th century.
Terms used to refer to the language and its speakers are:
Ninkãrɛ - the language
Ninkãrga - a person who speaks Ninkare
Ninkãrsɩ - people who speak Ninkare
Ninkɔrŋɔ - the homeland of the Ninkarse Trilingual Dictionary ninkare / farefare - French -English
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Foreword
The term 'Frafra' is often used to describe a set of dialects that consists of the following subgroups: the Gurene the Nankani the Booni and Ninkare. Between these different dialects there is a very high degree of mutual understanding.
The dialect spoken in Burkina Faso is called ninkare. It is close enough farefare (gold frafra language / gurune spoken in neighboring Ghana), the Dagaare language and Moore, in addition to the ninkare is apparante Kusaal (also spoken in Burkina Faso and Ghana). Even Dagbani and Mampruli are close "linguistic cousins." In Burkina Faso, the geographically neighboring languages ​​ninkare are kassem west, bisa the north and east. In Ghana, the neighbors are Buli, the Kusaal and Mampruli (as indicated on the map below).
The ninkãrɛ language is a language "oti-volta" which was classified in the western group of the subfamily Gur. The ninkãrɛ or frafra (also called gʋrnɛ or 'frafra language' and Nankam) is spoken by about 500,000 speakers in Ghana and about 30,000 people in Burkina Faso. In Ghana under 4 different dialects. This however is only one talk with some dialectal differences in Burkina Faso.
In Burkina Faso, the people concerned are willing to take the language of Guélwongo, the commercial center of the region, as a standard for the written language. The spelling is different from that of Ghana because of the national alphabet is different and because Ninkãrsɩ Burkina developed their own spelling according to the conventions of the country.

Frafra / Gurne - French - English dictionary
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The term 'Frafra' is used to designata Often the cluster of dialects of qui Gurene, Nankani and Booni Ninkare are members. There is a considerable degree of mutual intelligibility Among thesis dialects.
The dialect spoken in Burkina Faso, called Expired Ninkare is MOST étroitement related to Farefare (gold frafra language / Gurune spoken in Neighboring Ghana) Dagaare language and Moore, goal est related to Kusaal (also spoken in Burkina Faso and in Ghana), and to Dagbani and Mampruli. In Burkina Faso, the Neighboring language to the west is Kasem, with Bissa to the north and east. In Ghana, the Neighboring languages ​​are Buli, Kusaal and Mampruli.
The Ninkare area in Burkina Faso Is located in the country's south-eastern corner, in the province of Nahouri, about 200 km from Ouagadougou. HOWEVER, the great majorité (over 90%) of this ethnic group is found in northern Ghana.
The traditional religion to continuous-have a very strong effect Among the Ninkarse. Christianity and Islam Were Introduced only partner after the middle of the 20th century.
Terms used to Refer to the language and Its speakers are:
Ninkãrɛ - the language
Ninkãrga - a person Who speaks Ninkare
Ninkãrsɩ - people Who speak Ninkare
Ninkɔrŋɔ - the homeland of the Ninkarse