Thanks very much for the info...
Ginny

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From: "Ousman Gajigo" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2000 3:15 PM
Subject: Re: languages??? was Re: spelling query


> The Gambia Resource webpage has Mandinka and Wolof dictionaries. The
> dictionaries have sample sentences of the words they define and each of
those
> sentences are translated in English as well. You can visit the site at
> http://persweb.wabash.edu/student/gajigoo/gambia/langabot.htm
>
> Ousman Gajigo
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> >Hello, everyone, along those same lines, could someone help me with
this...
> >I want to find resrouces for learning Wolof, Mandinka, and other
languages
> >native to The Gambia.  I've found some dictionaries, but those are
totally
> >confusing to me, since I use screen reading software to use my computer
(I'm
> >visually imapired and can't see the screen).  My software, alas, cannot
> >handle the dictionaries, since in them, Ihaven't been able to find any
> >English...  What I'm looking for is maybe a software program or something
> >like that, where I can hear the words and phrases being spoken, since
that
> >would probably be the best way for me to learn them.
> >Anyway, help would be greatly appreciated....
> >Ginny
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