• Wolof-English dictionary (1995) (Peace Corps, Gambia)
• Ay Baati Wolof [PDF] Wolof-English dictionary, by Pamela Munro & Dieynaba Gaye (1997)
• 17 minute languages: Wolof-English usual phrases (+ audio)
• Janga Wolof: Wolof-English usual phrases
• Wisdom of the Wolof sages explained & translated in English, by Richard Shawyer (2009)
• Wolofii: Wolof proverbs & translation in French
• Au-Sénégal: Wolof proverbs & translation in French
• Dictionnaire français-volof: French-Wolof dictionary & abridged Wolof grammar, by V.-J. Guy-Grand & O. Abiven (1923)
• Dictionnaire français-wolof: French-Wolof & French-Bambara dictionary by Jean Dard (1825)
• Wolof > French
• La langue wolof: the Wolof language & French-Wolof vocabulary by Jean-Baptiste Rambaud (1903)
• Barbot's West African vocabularies (by Jean Barbot written in 1680), by Paul Hair (1992)
→ Wolof keyboard to type the special characters of the Wolof alphabet
• Laaf: Wolof course in English, French, German
• Afroweb: Wolof grammar
• Sénégalaisement: Wolof course (in French)
• Étudiants du monde: Wolof course (in French)
• Boston university: Wolof course, proverbs (with video)
• Verbix: conjugation of verbs
• Wolof grammar manual by Richard Shawyer (2001)
• Wolof grammar manual (1995) (Peace Corps, Gambia)
• Practical course in Wolof (1980)
• Notes on Wolof grammar by William Stewart (1970), revised by William Gage
• Lexical Resources in Wolof and English for talking of time in terms of space by Kevin Ezra Moore (2007)
• Vowel harmony in Wolof by Carla Unseth (2009)
• Grammaire de la langue volofe: Wolof grammar by Aloïs Kobès (1869)
• Grammaire de la langue woloffe: Wolof grammar by David Boilat (1858)
• Grammaire wolofe: Wolof grammar by Jean Dard (1826)
• books & papers about the Wolof language: Google books | Internet archive | Academia | Wikipedia
• tales of francophony from Senegal, Mali, Mauritanie: texts in French (+ audio) in French & Wolof
• The Bible in Wolof
• Ask-dl: Wolof manuscripts in Arabic alphabet
Doomi aadama yépp danuy juddu, yam ci tawfeex ci sag ak sañ-sañ.
Nekk na it ku xam dëgg te à nd na ak xelam, te war naa jëflante ak nawleen, te teg ko ci wà llu mbokk.
• Bataaxal gu mag gi ëmb sañ-sañi doomi aadama: translation in Wolof (+ audio)
→ First article in different languages
→ Universal Declaration of Human Rights: bilingual text in Wolof & other languages
→ Senegal: maps, symbols, heritage & documents