Language/Anyin/Vocabulary/Greetings
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Anyin, also known as Agni, Agny, and Anyi, is a Niger-Congo language spoken mainly in Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana.
Here are some greetings to use:
| Anyin | English |
|---|---|
| Añi o | general greeting |
| Yo | reply to Añi o |
| Mvre o | reply to Añi o |
| Ndya | general greeting |
| Kã lo ndè kre mi | general greeting, "tell me what's happening" |
| Kã ñgyasi kre mi | general greeting, "tell me the news" |
| Àhín | morning greeting |
| Àhín óó | morning greeting |
| Èyolè óó | reply to Àhín óó |
| Èjàá, èhelé óó | reply to Àhín óó |
| Ñdremu? | morning greeting |
| Ñgremu ri? | morning greeting |
| Ñgremu ni? | morning greeting |
| Üanu? | midday greeting |
| Üanu ri? | midday greeting |
| Awà óó | afternoon greeting |
| Éyouà óó | reply to Awà óó |
| Ànú óó | evening greeting |
| Awosi óó | reply to Ànú óó |
| Mati o | evening greeting |
| Yo, ya nati o | reply to Mati o |
| Kõgwe? | nighttime greeting |
| Kõgwe ni ri? | nighttime greeting |
| Ahi o | morning greeting in Idenie dialect |
| Akwaabo | reply to Añi o and Ahi o |
| Dumwa | general greeting spoken to the person who arrives first at a place |
| Asyĩ | reply to Dumwa spoken by the person who arrives first at a place |
| Dumwa o | general greeting spoken to the person who arrives first at a place |
| Asyĩ o | reply to Dumwa o spoken by the person who arrives first at a place |
| Dumwa mo | general greeting in the Sanvi dialect |
| Ayo, arisyi o | reply to Dumwa mo and Dumwa o |
| Ndya, lo ri? | how are you?, "what's the news?" |
| Lo ri? | how are you?, "what's the news?" |
| Ye wu brè sò | reply to Lo ri |
| Ye wa sò o | reply to Lo ri |
| Ndya mvre o | welcome greeting |
| Akwaabo | welcome greeting in the Sanvi dialect |
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