Wolof Shorts

Description: 'Nangadef' - Senegalese greeting in the Wolof language. Meaning "How are you". Senegalese flag colours.

Description: 'Nangadef' very popular Wolof greeting from Senegal meaning "how are you". The first word anyone learning the Wolof language learns. Stylish and original gift on t-shirts, stickers, cups, tote bags, phone cases and more.

Description: Orchestra Baobab Ndongoy Daara

Description: Orchestra Baobab El son te llama

Description: Orchestra Baobab Gouygui dou daanou

Description: Orchestra Baobab Hommage à Tonton Ferrer

Description: Orchestra Baobab El son te llama

Description: Orchestra Baobab Mouhamadou Bamba

Description: 1970, dakar, senegal, gnawoe, sutukun, coumba, boulmamine, ndiawolou, orchestra baobab,

Description: Orchestra Baobab Bul Ma Miin

Description: Orchestra Baobab N'Deleng N'Deleng

Description: Orchestra Baobab Senegaal Sunugaal

Description: Orchestra Baobab Guy gu rey gi

Description: Orchestra Baobab Ray mbele

Description: Orchestra Baobab N'Deleng N'Deleng

Description: Orchestra Baobab Senegaal Sunugaal

Description: Orchestra Baobab Doomou Baaye

Description: Orchestra Baobab Une nuit au Jandeer

Description: Orchestra Baobab Adduna jarul naawo

Description: Popular Wolof greeting in Senegalese street slang meaning I greet you with respect.

Description: This is a Wolof traditional proverb from Senegal in West Africa. Traditional wisdom has universal application. The Wolof language is rich in quotes and sayings which can motivate, inspire and have relevance for people everywhere. You need a goal in life to give you direction and purpose.

Description: Show your love for Senegal with this country badge showing off the Senegal Flag. Senegal Country Badge design.