Examples of 'baoulé' in a sentence
Meaning of "baoulé"
Baoulé refers to a member of an Ivorian ethnic group, or the language spoken by this group
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- A language spoken in Côte d'Ivoire.
- An Akan people, one of the major ethnicities of Côte d'Ivoire, who historically migrated from what is today Ghana.
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You have two fine BaouLé masks.
The Baoulé people are talented in African art.
The majority of the community is composed of Baoulé.
One of the basic tools employed by the Baoulé populace is the machete.
From that point on they were known as the Baoulé.
Bouaké is a centre for the Baoulé people and is known for its crafts.
The Baoulé are an Akan people living in the central region of Ivory Coast.
Bédié 's support was largely concentrated among members of the Baoulé ethnic group.
The traditional residents are of the Baoulé tribe ; however, there is also a large Dyula population.
However, there are slight variations in the spelling and pronunciation specific to the Baoulé.
At dawn, he dashes through Forest Baoulé to peddle the news.
On drained soils, ripe savannah dominates in the Center and east of V Baoulé.
Despite the breakup of their kingdom, the Baoulé strongly resisted French subjugation.
They themselves bought and sold slaves to Muslim merchants, Asante people and Baoulé people.
Originally from Côte d'Ivoire, Baoulé loincloth is a traditional fabric inherited from the Ashanti kingdom.
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There are also some 60 local languages, of which the most important are Dioula and Baoulé.
I still admire the Baoulé carvings of Côte d'Ivoire and the Baluba carvings of Zaire.
The album is titled " Bé gnanssou moayé ", which translates to “ I had grace ” in Baoulé.
The Baoulé are farmers who live in the eastern side of Côte d'Ivoire ( Ivory Coast ).
Félix Houphouët-Boigny, the son of a Baoulé chief, became Ivory Coast 's father of independence.
The Baoulé ( Baule ) art of Ivory Coast offers this duality.
Guerrilla warfare by the Baoulé and other eastern groups continued until 1917.
