W: Dablju
Waist (Nou): Weis
Pile the book to my waist level: Pwail di buk-dem tu fimi wies levl
Wait (Ver): Wiet
Wait for the time to come, being in a hurry is bad sometime: Wiet fi di taim fi kom, de pan ies a bad som taim
Work hard and wait for the fruit: Wok haad an wiet fi di fruut
Wake (Ver): Wiek
Wake up my child, it’s time to go to the school: Wiek op mi pikni, a taim fi guh a skuul
Walk (Ver): Waak
Walk to work: Waak tu wok
You all are walking to church?: Unu a waak tu choch?
We are walking all the way to the theatre: Wi a waak chak op a tiyata
Walking from place to place.This can be when you are in a vacation: Trampooze
I walked from place to place for my vacation the whole month: Mi a trampooze di houl mont
An intentional swaying walk of a woman: Yanga
I like her swaying walk: Mi laik har yanga
Walking aimlessly: Lep
Louis, walking aimlessly will waste your time: Louiz fi lep gwine wies yu taim
Walking fast: Pul fut or or Lif-op
They are walking fast to the market: Dem a pul fut tu di maakit
To lean on things for support as one walks: Waak an cotch
Nancy leans on the wall to walk: Nansi waak an cotch
Want (Ver): Waan or Wanhn
I want to eat: Mi waan fi niam
She wants another cup: Im waan anneda kop
War (Nou): Waar
War is destroying our people and the nation: Waar a mash dong fi-wi piipl an di nieshan
Warlord (Nou): Dan
Warlords are after money, gold and good things: Dan-dem aata moni, goul anh gud tings
Was (Ver): En
Darah Derow was a fighter and he is still a fighter: Darah Derow en a faita ah im stil a faita
He was lucky to escape the war: Im en loki tu hexkiep di waar
What was he doing inside your room? Wa im en a du inna yu ruum
Wasp (Nou): Wass-wass
The wasp is up there: Di wass-wass a op de
Water (Nou): Waata
Give me some little water: Gi mi som likl waata
Water Jug (Nou): Goblet (Sometime pronounced as Gaglit)
Bring the water jug so that we can wash our hands: Bring di goblet so dat wi kyan wash fi-wi han
Waste (Ver): Wies
You have a lot of things to do in this world, hatred will waste your time: Yu hab uoliip a tings fi duh eena dis wurl, hiet gwine wies yu taim
Way (Nou): Wie
You can use music for your way up to the top, i am using the pen, book and the laptop: Yu kyan yuus myuuzik fi yu wie op tu di tap, mi a yuus di pen, buk ah di laptap
The way to my home is there: Di wie tu mi yaad a de
We have different ways of life: Wi hab difran wiez fi laif
Ways (Nou): Wiez
Everyone has different ways to handle hard situations: Ebribadi hab difran wiez fi hanggl haad sitieshan
We (Pron): Wi
We are one people: Wi a wan piipl
We need to stop war in the Middle East, Africa and Europe: Wi niid fi tap waar eena di Migl Hiss, Afrika anh Yurop
Weak (Adj): Pianji, Pea-piu, Pyaa-pyaa, Pyaw-pyaw, Pean-pean or Pyaang-pyaang
You are little weak man: Yu a likl pianji man
Weakly (Adj): Krakra
He has a weakly body: Im hab a krakra badi
Weather (Nou): Weda
The weather is bad today: Di weda a bad tide
Wednesday (Nou): Wenzde
They left here last Wednesday: Dem liiv ya laas wenzde
Week (Nou): Wiik
He is going to America this week: Im a gwain Amerika dis wiik
They will come next week from Lisbon: Dem a guh kom neks wiik fram Lisban
Weep (Ver): Baal
Stop weeping: Stap a baal
They weeped the whole night: Dem baal di houl nait
Well (Adj): Haati
I am well now: Mi haati nou
I was sick yesterday but i am well today: Mi en sik yeside bot mi haati tide
Were (Ver): Weh
We were at home: Wi weh pan di yaad
You were the first digital business man in the district, isn’t it: Yu weh di fos dijital bizniz man eena di distrik, iing?
Drake, you were there when he came: Driek, yu weh de wen im kom
West (Nou): Wes
I come from the western part of the world: Mi kom fram di wes paat aff di wurl
Look at the western direction, there he comes: Ku pan di wes wie, de im kom
Wet (Nou): Wetiweti
Wet (Nou): Wetiweti
The floor is wet: Di fluor a wetiweti
Wet (Ver): Wetop
The rain wet the shirt on the wire: Di rien wetop di shot pan di waia
What (Deter & Pron): Wa, We or Wara
Deter
What is the time: Wa a di taim
Pron
What is your name: Wa yu niem
What is the girl’s name: Wa di gyal niem?
What is the name of this boy: Wa disya bwoy niem
What are you all doing: Wa unu a du
What’s the matter with yu: Wa du yu
What’s the matter with him/she: Wa du im
What’s wrong with your brother: Wa du yu breda
What’s wrong with them: Wa du dem
What is happening here: A wa gwaan yaso?
What are you saying: Wa yu a seh
What’s wrong with you, you look angry: Wa du yu, yu luk raatid
When (Adv & Conj): Wen
Adv
I can’t go to them, when they are still doing things that way: Mi kyaahn gu tu dem, wen dem a stil gwaan wid tings dat wie
Call me when you want to see me: Kaal mi wen yu waan fi si mi
Conj
When are they coming to see us: Wen a dem a kom fi si wi
Where (Adv): Weh, We, Wichpaat, Wisaid, We paat or Hush paat
Darah, where are you. I am at your place: Daraa, We yu de. Mi pan yu plies
Where i am: We mi de
Where is he? We im de or Wichpaat im de ya
Wex and Tim i need my money,where are you going to look for the money: Weks anh Tim mi niid mi dunsa,a wisaid unu a guh luk fi di moni
Where is Stevo? He hasn’t reached here yet: We Stivu de? Im nuh kech ya yet
Where is Mario, Palo, Diddy, Khupa and ODB: A wichpaat Maariyu,Paalu,Diddi,Kuupa anh ODIBI de ya
Where is Palo and the rest: A wisaid a Paalu-dem
Whether (Conj): Wedder or Weda
I want to know whether he came: Mi waan fi nuo wedder im kom
Which (Deter): Wich, Wish, Ush or A-huus
Which is it? A-huus
Which side of the town do you stay: Wich said fi di toun du yu stie
Which one is that: Wich wan a dat
While (Nou & Conj): Wail
He is reading while the brother is watching a movie: Im a riid wail di breda a waac a muuvi
Whisper (Nou): Susu
Why are you whispering, i am not hearing what you are saying: Wa mek yu susu, mi naa hier wa yu a seh
Whistle (Nou): Fiifi or Fee-fee
Thanks for the new whistle, i will use it in the next match: Tengks fi di nyuu fiifi, mi a guh yuus i eena di neks mach
Who (Pron): Uu or Huu
Who is: A huu
Who is that? It’s me brother Deno: A huu dat? A mi breda Deno
Who is there in the house: A huu de pan di hous
Who is that standing in my garden: A huu dat tanop pan mi gyaadn
Who put the shoe in the water: A huu put di juuta eena di waata
Who is that in my room: A huu dat iina mi ruum
Whole Adj): Houl
You wait the whole day for Patrick to come: Yu wiet di houl die fi Patrik tu kom
Whose (Pron): Fi uu, Afuu or Auufa or Huufa
Whose cup is that: A huufa kop dat
Whose pen is that on the table: A huufa pen dat pan di tiebl
Whose wife is that coming: A huufa waif dat a kom
Whose child is that: A huufa pikni dat
Why (Adv): Wai, Wa mek, mek or Siek a-wa
Why didn’t you give him the book? Wa mek yu neba gi im di buk?
Why didn’t you become a politician? Wa mek yu neba ton politricker
Why do you love that lady:Wa mek yu lob dat liedi
Why didn’t you see her: Wa mek yu neba si im
Why did you stay so long in office: Sieka a-wa yu tan so lang eena hafis
Why are they behaving like that: Siek a-wa dem gwaan laik dat
Wicked (Nou & Adj): Wikid or Ogli
Nou
They are wicked people: Dem a wikid piipl
Adj
You are doing wicked things: Yu a gwaan wid wikid tings
Wife (Nou): Waif
That is my wife: Dat-de a fi-mi waif
That is Charles wife coming: Dat-de a Charles waif a kom
Whose wife is that sitting under the tree?: A huufa waif dat a sidong aanda di chii?
Wild (Nou): Wail
They are sill in the wild: Dem a stil enna di wail
Wild (Adj): Rygin-Pronouced as Raigin
A wild fire is burning the bush: A raigin fyan a bon di bush
Wilful (Adj): Mannish
The boy is willful and doesn’t listen to the adults: Di bwoy a mannish an nuh lisn tu big-smadi dem
Will (Nou): Wi
The rain will fall: Di rien wi faal
Won’t: Wouhn or Wuon or Naa
I won’t go there today: Mi wuohn guh de tide
I will not go there: Mi naa guh de
I will not come: Mi naa kom
Wire (Nou): Waia
The wire is on the ground: Di waia a pan di grong
Hang the clothes on the wire: Heng di klaat-dem pan di waia
With (Prep): Wid
He is with his children in London: Im a wid fi-im pikni eena Landan
Within (Adv): Ina di or Eena di
He is within town: Im eena di toun
Witlow (Nou): Wiklo
Meaning: An infection with pus at on the finger or toe in the area surrounding the nail
The witlow is paining me: Di wiklo a pien mi
Woman (Nou): Uman or Oman
That woman is Jack’s wife: Dat uman a Jak waif
Old Woman: Nana
The old woman is coming for her chair: Di nana a kom fi im chier
A nagging old woman: Oul sorasi
I fear to stay near that old nagging woman: Mi fier tu stie nier dat oul sorasi
Affectionate term used for grandmothers or old women: Gang-gang
Grandmother is at home cooking for the children: Gang-gang pan di yaad a kuk fi di pikni
Fat shapeless woman: Bugu-waga or Chrysalis
That shapeless woman is his sweetheart: Dat-de bugu-waga a fi-im tetes
Promiscuous (casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior) Woman: Skettel
Promiscuous women always fail to find good husband: Skettel aazwiez fiel tu fain gud hozban
An immoral wowan: Talawa
She is immoral, She likes to sleep with men: Shi a talawa, shi laik tu slip wid man-dem
Womanish (Adj): Prusi
The man is womanish: Di man a prusi
Wonder (Ver): Wanda
I wonder why you are still in love with him: A wanda siek a-wa yu stil inna lob wid im
I wonder what i will get from this business: A wanda wa mi a guh get fram dis bizniz
Wonderful (Adj): Boonoonoonoos
I am enjoying a wonderful time today: Mi a enjayin a boonoonoonoos taim tide
Wood (Nou): Wuud
They need more wood for the fire: Dem niid muor wuud fi di fyah
The wood to cook is there but it’s little: Di wuud tu kuk a de bot likl
Word (Nou): Wod
Write the word on the wall for you to remember: Rait di wod pan di waal fi yu tu memba
He told me a word that i will always remember: Im tel mi wan wod dat mi gwine aazwiez memba
Work (Ver): Wuk or Wok
We are not sitting, we are working hard: Wi a naa sidong, wi a wok haad
He is going to work: Im a gwine wok
Work will make us reach our goal some day: Wuk gwine mek wi rich fi-wi guol som die
World (Nou): Wurl
Many wars are in the world currently. Banz a waar eena di wurl korantli
If you are in a hurry to judge people in this world then you will cry: Ef yu de pan ies fi joj smadi iina disya wurl den yu a guh krai suun
Worm (Nou): Bagabu
He eats a lot may be he has worms in his stomach: Im nyam kyaan-don miebi im hab bagabu iina fi-im tomok
Worry (Ver): Frettenieshan
We are not in a worry about her job: Wi naa eena frettenishan bout im jab
They are in a worry about money: Dem enna frettenieshan bout moni
Worth (Nou & Adj): Wut
The book is worth 2 billion shillings: Di buk a wut tuu bilian shilin
His site is worth three billion: Fi-im sait a wut chrii bilian
Worthless (Adj): Nuh wut, Tufe or Tefe
The chairs are worthless in the market: Di chier-dem hab nuh wut eena di maakit
Something worthless or fit to be thrown away: Corojungo, caroachy, cruchument, bangarang, bangarance, or banganance, floolooloops and screbbey
Those old books have no value now, just burn them: Dem-de oul buk a bangarang, jos bon dem
Would (Ver): Wud
I would like to see him: Mi wuda laik tu si im
Wouldn’t: Wudn or Hood’n
I wouldn’t go early, it was raining: Mi wudn guh hoerli, i en a rien
They wouldn’t help me with little money to start my business: Dem wudn help mi wid likl moni fi taat mi bizniz
If he knew peace is good, he wouldn’t have taken the soldiers there to fight: Ef im en nuo peace a gud, im wuda naa hafi tek suoja-dem de tu fait
Wriggle (To wriggle quickly) (Ver): Wiggle-wiggle
Girl come and twist, wine and wriggle quickly for me: Gyal kom twis, wine ah wiggle-wiggle fi mi
Write (Ver): Rait
I want to write a story about him: Mi waan fi rait a tuori bout im
I wrote about my life in this book: Mi did rait bout mi laif eena dis buk
Wrong (Adj): Rang
It’s the wrong one: A di rang wan
You are all on the wrong path of life: Unu pan di rang pass fi laif
You picked a wrong one: Yu en pik a rang wan