Ẹ wo àmì-ọ̀rọ̀ fún Wolof

{{Ethnic group
|image=[[Image:Abdoulaye_Wade_in_16-05-2007.jpg|100px]]
|caption=[[Wolof people#Notable Wolof people|Notable Wolof]]: [[Abdoulaye Wade]], 
|group=Wolof
|poptime=3.6 million<ref>[http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=wol ethnologue.com] (2002 figures)</ref>
|popplace=[[Senegal]]:<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;3.2 million<br />
[[The Gambia]]:<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;200,000 <br />
[[Mauritania]]:<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;185,000<br />
|langs=[[Wolof language|Wolof]],<br />[[French language|French]] (Senegal and Mauritania),<br />[[English language|English]] (The Gambia),<br />[[Hassānīya Arabic]] (Mauritania)
|rels=[[Sunni Islam]] (90%), [[Animism]] (6%), [[Christianity]] (2%)<ref>[http://africaguide.com/country/senegal/culture.htm Senegal:Religion], africaguide.com (1996-2008).  </ref>
|related=[[Lebou]], [[Serer]], [[Toucouleur]]
}}
[[Image:Wolof language map.svg|thumb|right|Locator map for Wolof ethnic distribution. Note that this shows areas of traditional concentration of Wolof communities. Distribution of self-identified Wolof people is wider, populations are intermixed, and use of Wolof language has come to be near universal in Senegal.]]
'''Awon Wolof''' je eya ni [[Afrika]].

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