How do you say goodmorning in Turkana?

Answer 1

ANSWER

sbah al khair

(gh in ghair should be pronounced as if you were gathering some saliva before you spit on a camel in the middle of the safari dessert, carrying only a back pack filled with peanut butter)

Answer 2

There are many different greetings in South Sudan because there are many different tribes...I only know some of the greetings from the Nuer tribe.

Malay Mi goa (mahlay megwah) is the general greeting meaning 'good hello' I think

Malay Mi Deet is one although I do not remember what it means

Malay Mi Jom Jom is a sweet greeting

Malay Gi wer is good evening

Malay Gi ti-ung is good afternoon

Whenever you greet someone you must use at least two of these and then ask them how they are: JYenithin? The proper response is: Anithin....Jyenithin?

Although northern Sudan speaks Arabic

Answer 3

There is no time specific greeting in The Turkana Language. Proper greetings are elaborate. It is a form of personal inquiry on health, feelings and wellbeing of all under ones, care; and ends with a wish or prayer for prosperity. The simplest form of greetings is:

"Nyai?" = How are you?

"Mam !" = Nothing! (No problem!)

Answer 4

good morning