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15/07/2026

15/07/2026

Today's 8 basic words in Bogghom – Hausa – English.
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15/07/2026

In bogghom=Bapina
In Hausa=Allah na nan
In English there's God ♥️

15/07/2026

Bogghom=Wass🙍‍♀️
Hausa=mataye 🙎‍♀️
English=woman🙎‍♀️

14/07/2026

Today's 8 basic words in Bogghom – Hausa – English.
Which word is your favorite? Tell me in the comments. 👇
Follow for daily Bogghom lessons and help preserve our language. 🙏
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18/06/2026

The Little Seed

A tiny seed lay buried deep in the soil. Above it stood tall trees, colorful flowers, and green grass.

The seed often wondered, "Will I ever become something important?"

Days passed. Nothing happened.

Weeks passed. Still nothing.

The seed became discouraged and thought, "Maybe I am not meant to grow."

But beneath the ground, something was happening. The seed was growing roots. Though no one could see them, the roots were becoming stronger every day.

One morning, after a gentle rain, the seed pushed a small green shoot above the soil.

The trees smiled and said, "Welcome!"

The little seed continued growing. Seasons passed, and eventually it became a strong tree that provided shade, fruit, and shelter for many animals.

Looking back, the tree realized that its time underground was not wasted. It was preparing for the future.

Moral

Growth often happens where nobody can see it. Never underestimate small progress.

Real-Life Example

When studying for exams, learning a language, or practicing a skill, you may feel like you are not improving. But every lesson and every practice session is like a root growing underground. Over time, your efforts become visible, and success begins to appear.

Remember

Just because you cannot see progress today doesn't mean progress isn't happening.

18/06/2026

The Potter's Patience

A young man watched a potter shape clay on a wheel. The potter's hands moved calmly, turning a simple lump of clay into a beautiful vase.

The young man asked, "How do you know the vase will turn out right?"

The potter smiled and replied, "I don't shape the clay all at once. I take my time, listen to the clay, and respect the process."

Wanting to learn, the young man tried making a vase himself. But he was impatient. He pushed too hard and too fast, and the clay collapsed.

Frustrated, he cried, "Why isn't it working?"

The potter answered, "You are in a hurry to see the finished vase. But transformation takes time and trust."

The young man took a deep breath and slowed down. He learned to enjoy each step. Little by little, his vase began to take shape.

Moral

Great things take time. Trust the process. Be patient with yourself.

Real-Life Example

Think about learning a new skill such as writing, drawing, coding, or playing an instrument. At first, progress feels slow. But when you practice consistently and stay patient, you gradually improve. One day, you look back and realize how far you have come.

17/06/2026

🌳 The Richness You Already Have

Many people spend their lives wishing for what they don't have, forgetting the blessings they already possess.

A poor man sat under a tree wondering why life was unfair. An old woman passed by and said:

"You have two eyes, two hands, and another day to try again. You are richer than you think."

Sometimes, the greatest wealth isn't money—it's health, life, opportunity, and the chance to start again.

💭 What's one thing you're grateful for today?


A poor man sat under a tree wondering why life was unfair. An old woman passed by and said, "You have two eyes, two hands, and another day to try again. You are richer than you think."
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