# Maa phrasebook

Maa also known as Maasai is the one of the African language where the native speakers are found predominantly in the Southern part of Kenya as well as the Northcentral region of Tanzania.

## Phrase list
### Basics
#### Hello!

    Sopa!

#### Thank you very much

    Ashe oleng

#### Please

    Kaomon

#### Goodbye!

    Ole sere!

#### How old are you?

    Eyata eye elarin aja?

#### What is that called in Maasai?

    Kejaa eda tengutuk enyi

#### What do you do for a living?

    kanyo eye eyasita ana esiai?

#### Good luck

    Tumunyana

#### Come here

    Wou ene

#### Go there

    Shomo idie

#### I am hungry

    Kaata esumash

#### I am thirsty

    Kaata enkure

#### I am sleepy

    Kaata injo

#### It is too far

    Kelakua oleng

#### Good evening

    Kejaa enteipa inno

#### Good Morning

    Kejaa enkakenya inno

#### Good afternoon

    Kejaa endama inno

#### How are you?

    Ira supat?

#### I am fine, thank you

    Eeh,kara supat naleng, ashe oleng

#### How are you today?

    Kejaa endama inno?

#### I am doing great, thank you for asking. How about you?

    Kasidai endama ai,maata enyamali.keja ninye eninno?

#### I am fine

    Kara nanusupat

#### Okay

    Ayia

#### Have a good day

    Noto endama naropil

### Problem/Emergency
#### Are you okay?

    Era bioto/Era supat

#### I need a doctor

    Aye Oldakitarie

#### Help

    Ereto

#### Call the police

    Epotopolice

#### I am sick

    Akamuei

### Numbers
#### 1

    Nabo

#### 2

    Are

#### 3

    Uni

#### 4

    Omwan

#### 5

    Imiet

#### 6

    Ile

#### 7

    Napichana

#### 8

    Isiet

#### 9

    Endoroit

#### 10

    Tomwon

### Duration
#### Now

    Tataji

#### Yesterday

    Taisere

#### Today

    Tataji

#### Tonight

    Kewarrie

#### Tomorrow

    Taisere

### Days
#### Sunday

    Kazi navishana

#### Monday

    Kazi nabo

#### Tuesday

    Kazi are

#### Wednesday

    kazi uni

#### Thursday

    Kazi ogwuan

#### Friday

    Kazi emiete

#### Saturday

    Kazi Eile

### Months
#### January

    Oladalu

#### February

    Arat

#### March

    Nkokua

#### April

    Oeni Oing'ok

#### May

    Oloirujuruj

#### June

    Kujuorok

#### July

    Moruasin

#### August

    Oloilepunye Nkokua

#### September

    Oltumuret

#### October

    Olgisan

#### November

    Letapuka

#### December

    Entung'us

### Colors
#### White

    Oloiborr

#### Black

    Olorok

#### Red

    Olodo

#### Green

    Olonyori

#### Blue

    Embuse

#### Grey

    Olmuje

### Transportation
#### Taxi

    Endakis

#### Bus

    Ebasi

#### Hotel

    Hoteli

#### Reservation

    Ebung'a

#### Airport

    Ekiwanja e ndeke

#### Passport

    Empasipo

### Part of the body
#### Hand

    Engaik

#### Feet

    Edap engeju

#### Hair

    Elpapit

#### Eye

    Engogu

#### Mouth

    Engutuk

#### Nose

    Engume

### Family
#### Father

    Papa

#### Mother

    Yeyo

#### Son

    Engayeni

#### Daughter

    Endito

#### Brother

    Alalahe

#### Sister

    Enganashe

#### Grandfather

    Ngakuyaa

#### Grandmother

    kokoi

### Food
#### Breakfast

    Edaa E tedekanya

#### Lunch

    EdaaE dama

#### Dinner

    Edaa Nilo Airraje

#### Milk

    Kule

#### Coffee

    arkahawa

#### Bread

    olmukate

#### Potatoes

    Ermurungu