Learn Yoruba With Yèyé Yorùbá

Tune in to today's Word of the Day episode, where we explore the Yorùbá word "Gbàgbé", meaning "to forget".

Listen as I break down the word, provide examples of how to use it in sentences, and share some interesting cultural insights related to memory and forgetting in Yorùbá tradition.

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"Hey friends! Welcome to our Word of the Day show!

Today, we're learning about the Yorùbá word for "sleep". Tune in to find out what it means and how to use it in fun sentences!

Remember, practice makes perfect! Try using the word every day and don't be shy to make mistakes.

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Hey friends! Welcome to our Word of the Day show!

Today, we're learning about the Yorùbá word for "work". Tune in to find out what it means and how to use it in fun sentences!

Remember, practice makes perfect! Try using the word every day and don't be shy to make mistakes.

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Thanks for listening and we'll see you in the next episode!

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Word of the Day: "Owó" (Money) in Yorùbá!

Join Yèyé Yorùbá on a linguistic adventure as we uncover the secrets of the Yorùbá language! In this episode, we're talking about something we all love - MONEY!

Tune in to learn how to say "money" in Yorùbá, plus some essential phrases to help you navigate everyday conversations.

Duration: 2 :05 mins

Language: Yorùbá/English

Published: 18 /12/2024

In this episode, I sang the Nigeria national anthem and pledge. Tune in to hear it. I hope you like 😂

In the episode I talked about the different means of Transportation and examples in Yorùbá language. Tune in to learn more.

Key Vocabulary

Vehicle - oko

Sky - òfurufú

Sea/ water ọkọ oju-omi

Car ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ

Taxi ọkọ akero

Train - Oko oju-irin

Aeroplane/ jet - ọkọ ofurufu

In this episode you will learn about how to say goodbye, hello, please, sorry, thank you and more in Yorùbá language.

Goodbye - o dabo

Welcome - e káàbò

Thank you - e ṣeun

Please - e Joo

I'm sorry - e ma binu

Note that : e is often used in plural form. That is, it is mostly used when one is talking to lot of people or when one is talking to an elderly person. However, when talking to ones mates or someone younger, one either use 'o' or simply omit the prefix. For instance,

Goodbye - odabo

Welcome - káàbò

Thank you - o ṣeun or o se

Please - Joo

I'm sorry - ma binu

To learn how each words/ phrases are pronounced, tune in. I hope you learn a lot. O dabo 😆

Quick question:

What is O dabo in Yorùbá language?

a. Welcome b. Good day d. Good night

Drop your response in the comment section. I look forward to seeing your response

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This episode teaches about one of the songs sung to Yoruba children to teach them morals. This particular song teaches us about living a honest life. Listen to the end to learn all about it

Key Vocabulary

Thief

Money : Owo

What : Kinni

I will : Máa

Instead ( rather than) : Kaka

Question

What does the song teaches you?

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Look forward to hearing from you 😊

In this episode, you will learn about common phrases one says when you converse with someone in Yoruba language. Tune in, you will learn a lot 😊