Yoruba Lessons Ep 10: Timeframes; Day, Week, Year, Hour + More || Let's Learn Yoruba!
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Today is Episode 10 of Yoruba Lessons and we're going to be looking at Adverbs of time, everything from saying seconds to saying this morning and everything in between. To celebrate reaching 10 episodes of Yoruba Lessons (Let's learn Yoruba) I decided to make this episode an extra long one so grab your snacks and drinks and enjoy.
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THANKS FOR TEACHING OUR LANGUAGE,MY children are learning our language through your video very proud of what are doing for diaspora kidsl
Thank you! I'm so glad I could help!
@@DiamanteBox i love this video and your voice and I'm all was thinking about you 🦄🦄❤💖😍
I’m still loving your Yoruba lessons, it cracks me up especially when you was talking about how to say “then” in Yoruba.
Thank youuuuu!!! We want more! We love you!!
Thank you! I have more videos coming up!
Great idea to consolidate Lessons 1-10 into a single video. I will definitely watch.
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Ijeta- The day before yesterday
My husband name is Odunayo. I can say it properly now 🤣
good 4 u
Your videos are honestly incredible! So sO grateful for these- thank youU and God Bless!
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I love that lessons. I am learning yoruba and inglis . thanks so much. may name is Santa Fé.
No problem at all! I'm glad you find the channel helpful
entao seu primeiro idioma e portugues?
Love your lessons fantastic. How about general conversations like... how was your day, are you hungry, would you like a drink. General chit chat
Thank you! I will deffo be doing those as well.. I really want to do conversations with other people so i can cover it with that!
Thank you sister you are great!
Thank you ma for teaching us Yoruba
Yaaaayyy Blessing!!! You are awesome!
❤️❤️
so insightful thank you sooo much!
No problem at all!
Well done hun. Keep it up!
Thank you so much
best one yet :)
thank you sooooooo much😄😄💖✌💖💕
ijeta that's what i think it means
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omo AJILEYE E se gan, ko to pe. Inu mi dun lati ma ko awon eyan ni Yoruba.
Next year- "odun ton boh".
love you 💖💕
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Had been asking myself about the accent marks since I found this channel. Thought for a sec maybe modern yoruba doesn't use it. Good to know.
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Sorry to be so offtopic but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb lost my password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Boone Simon Instablaster =)
@Cannon Jabari thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Cannon Jabari It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you really help me out :D
@Boone Simon No problem =)
This was really great! O se gan!
No problem at all!! Ko to pe. ❤️
Taylor R what’s your background ?
Question 2 is odun to nbo
Wow powerful
How does the Yoruba lessons work? Do we have to video call or..
Absolutely love your Yoruba videos! Thanks and please keep them coming!
Also, how did you learn Yoruba like this? Were you born in Nigeria? A "Get to know me" tag would be fab :)
God bless!
Thank you! I definitely will. Have so much more Yoruba videos coming.
I was born in Nigeria but I left when I was quite young. I think the best way I learnt was speaking it to my parents and watching ALOT of Yoruba movies lol. I am almost always watching them.
It's really funny you should say that. I just filmed a Get to know me tag actually and hopefully it'll go up next week.
Thank you so much!
Fab! Looking forward to the new videos :)
I might start watching more Yoruba films then and I definitely need to speak it to my parents more.
Thanks for replying :)
Deffo! You'll find those two things really help it catch on!
:D
JesusBeloved18 I am a Yoruba born and bred in Nigeria. I came when I was 14 but the best way I learnt my yoruba writing and speaking is also from movies and I have an excellent likeness for languages too though that I know a lil bit of Spanish speaking and writing.
What is the function of the "L" before L'eni, L'ola, L'ana?
Is it ijeta?
Ana or lana (yesterday) is pronounced ano, lano? I didnt know
thanks
Will you still put together videos one through ten?
Yes! Thanks for reminding me! i need to get on this.
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How does the individual Yoruba lessons work? Do we have to video call or..
Yes, it's a Skype call, either video or audio
Blessing Kayode Oh thanks
IJETA - DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY
Question 2 is odun and I know and I didn't cheat😘💩💩💩👿👿👿👿👿💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩😘💗💎💎💍💎💍💍💎💍💎💍💎💍💎💍💎💎💍💍💍😍😍😍😍😍😍😷🔥
Hi how do I get episode 8,9,10
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Ijeta!
For each vid you get less dislikes. PERFECT!
If you want to say I don't know what you did yesterday night, will it be:
'Mi o mo e se ale ana'
Mi o mo nkan ti o se l’ale ana
@@DiamanteBox What does ‘ti o’ stand for in the sentence? Is it like saying ‘your thing’
@@damolaaje4221 nkan ti is the statement version of the word what. Then o is you.
Eje tah- the day before yesterday.
Ijeta
Also, what’s the difference between aro yi and l’aro
Aro yi is this morning, l'aro is in the morning
for test 1: ijeta
day before yesterday - ijeta
Ijeta- The day before yesterday
You are too funny lol
Odun To Nbo- Next year
ans: IJETA
Ijeta: the day before yesterday
Perfect!
Ose Odun
Ejeta is the answer for episode 10
Isn’t l’ale oni and l’ale yi the same thing?
L'ale oni - tonight, l'ale yi - this night (referring to the same night using different words)
ANS:ODUN TO NBO
Ijrta
ijeta
Ose odun
It is ijeta
i think its ijeta i dont know or dont remember
What if I want to say last week , last month and last year
Ose to koja, osu to koja, odun to koja
good question
@@DiamanteBox o se
Ijeta ....EE-Jeh-Tar
i think its ijeta
Why do we put L before the word?
It’s a short form of ‘ni’
What is now in Yoruba?
Nisin
ose to nbo is 2021
Ana
Odun to nbo
How are you?
Otunla
odun to nbo
Odun to gbo
Odun to n bo 👍🏾
Ijeta omg I got it💩💩👿ha ha💋👄😍👶🔥💩💩👿👿
haha well done!
Ana, odun to bon,
Sorry ijeta
i would love a lesson on recognizing different tones and how to flirt in yoruba
Lool will definitely try and work on this!
e se ooo, i love your videos. keep it up.
very very strange but funny channel
Strange?
I sleep
ordoon
odu to nbo
Ijeta - The day before yesterday
Ijeta
Ose Odun
Means next year
Next year is odun to nbo
Ose means week
ijeta
Odun to nbo
odun to nbo
Otunla
Means the day after tomorrow
Yes it does!
Ijeta - The day before yesterday
Ijeta
Ijeta
Ijeta
Ijeta
Ijeta
Ijeta
ijeta
thank you i appreciate it
odun to nbo
Odun to nbo
Odun to nbo