Thank You and Please: Daalụ, biko
Thank You and Please
Daalụ: thank you. Biko: please.
How It Works
Two small words make requests and thanks polite.
| Word | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| daalụ | Daalụ. | Thank you. |
| daalụ | Daalụ, Ada. | Thank you, Ada. |
| biko | Biko, nyere m aka. | Please help me. |
| biko | Biko, nye m mmiri. | Please give me water. |
Add a name or a family word after daalụ to be warmer. A request without biko can sound abrupt, so add it when you ask a stranger or an older person for something.
Examples (4)
- Daalụ.
Thank you.
A one-word thanks.
- Daalụ, Ada.
Thank you, Ada.
A name after daalụ.
- Biko, nyere m aka.
Please help me.
Biko opens a request.
- Biko, nye m mmiri.
Please give me water.
A command made polite.
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