Guinea
Conakry
Guinea music
Mandé music is dominated by the djelis
Foods
- Fou fou, also known as To, a savory pastry with okra sauce[2]
- Bouille
- Boiled Mango
- Fried plaintain
- Fried sweet potatoes
- Pumpkin Pie
- Sesame cookie
- Tamarind drink
- Thiacri, a sweet Senegalese couscous and milk dish
- Poule
- Konkoé, a smoked fish dish
Homes
Language
Languages of Guinea
National languagesFula, Malinké, Susu, Kissi, Kpelle(also known in French as Guerzé),Toma
Sign languagesAmerican Sign Language(Francophone African Sign Language)
interethnicFrench, Fula
Education
Popular/Activtities
Religions
Religion in Guinea-Bissau. Throughout the 20th century, most Bissau-Guineans practiced some form of Animism. Recently, many have adoptedIslam, which is currently practiced by 50% of the country's population; most of Guinea-Bissau's Muslims have Malikite Sunni denomination, with Shia and Ahmadiyya minorities.
Animals
Military
Transportations
Locals, nearly entirely without vehicles of their own, rely upon these taxis (which charge per seat) and small buses to take them around town and across the country. There is some river traffic on the Niger and Milo rivers. Horses and donkeys pull carts, primarily to transport construction materials.