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I think it’s easier to remember that, if anyone knows or speaks French to some degree, using “Ṣẹ” at the beginning of a sentence is basically like using “Est-ce que” at the beginning of the sentence. Also it works the same way if you’re Haitian and speak Creole in which it’s “Eske” And as always, ẹ ṣe gan aunty!
Another excellent video. I think you should cover how we can make really long statements. For example, we have been dealing with sentences and statements. Maybe you should write down a practical speech which consists of many sentences and then translate it. For example a speech about your experience in the market and things you like and dislike about a particular market. Then translate it. It would help us form more complex understanding. Thank you for your work so far.
omg! 🥺Thank you so much! This was amazing! can't wait for part 2 and I absolutely love how you broke it down. Thank you for not making it vague and teaching how broad it is!❤
Hi Blessing, thanks for another lovely video. Pls can you have Wuraola Oyewusi on your show? She has a really tiny channel where she explains tech but in Yoruba and I think it would be fun to see you guys collaborate. Cheers!
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Is this true that in yoruba when you have ‘ni’ then either a word that starts with a, e, o you can just shorten it and put a letter L instead. For example ‘Se o ni Owo’ will turn to ‘Se o lowo’ or kini o sele will turn to Kilosele
Yeah it is, I believe the reason my it turns into an l is because there’s a similar would that is usually merged which is “na” which means “to beat” so “Ṣo nowo?” wouldn’t mean “Do you have money?” it’s “Do you beat money?” but that’s just what I heard :P
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You're the best teacher I know
Thank you!!
Cheerful teacher. Great job!
Thx I'm learning ...love from Haiti 🇭🇹🙋🏾♂️
Let me go back to the basic lessons lol because this was fast and I’m lost 😮😂😂
Hahha don’t get lost oh but this is hard
From looking like small girl to more mature being now. More grease to your elbow dear!
You are doing well! Your detailed explanations are demystifying Yoruba. Ese gan 🙏
Honestly.. and I'm not even nigerian 😂😂
Resently posted to Abeokuta.
You have no idea how helpful you've been.
Gracias
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I think it’s easier to remember that, if anyone knows or speaks French to some degree, using “Ṣẹ” at the beginning of a sentence is basically like using “Est-ce que” at the beginning of the sentence. Also it works the same way if you’re Haitian and speak Creole in which it’s “Eske”
And as always, ẹ ṣe gan aunty!
A dupe Blessing Kayode! 👍
Thank you my sister
Another excellent video. I think you should cover how we can make really long statements. For example, we have been dealing with sentences and statements. Maybe you should write down a practical speech which consists of many sentences and then translate it.
For example a speech about your experience in the market and things you like and dislike about a particular market. Then translate it. It would help us form more complex understanding. Thank you for your work so far.
I’ve made a note of this! Will do this soon!
We'll be waiting
This is so nice teaching us good yoruba thank you
My pleasure
I have missed you! But I'm back 🥰 This is the video I've been waiting for!!!!
Ese Gan ✨✨✨
Ko tope
As always,your breakdown of this language is topnotch. ese gan 🥰. Much love from Lagos,Nigeria.
You're the best!
Well done Egbon mi Blessing
Hi blessing,
Ẹjọ could you do a video about God how to pray before food and the father in heaven in yoruba ẹsẹ gon
Wonderful explanation! Many Thanks!
You’re really doing well
Thank you!
Great explanation on point, Thanks!! Thought noticed no test this time ✌️✌️
Very informative
You are so underrated and deserve SO much more subscribers. Keep up the good👍 work ❤️💕💖💗
Thank you!! ❤️❤️
I missed you.
Missed you too!
omg! 🥺Thank you so much! This was amazing! can't wait for part 2 and I absolutely love how you broke it down. Thank you for not making it vague and teaching how broad it is!❤
Hi Blessing, thanks for another lovely video. Pls can you have Wuraola Oyewusi on your show? She has a really tiny channel where she explains tech but in Yoruba and I think it would be fun to see you guys collaborate. Cheers!
Sure, I’ll check out her channel
I didn’t get when choose ni and lo .Also if the i has accent why do you jump it ? Example (se kí o ) you said (se ko )
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There is a lot of things in Yoruba that means absolutely nothing, because it's an expression language
Is this true that in yoruba when you have ‘ni’ then either a word that starts with a, e, o you can just shorten it and put a letter L instead. For example ‘Se o ni Owo’ will turn to ‘Se o lowo’ or kini o sele will turn to Kilosele
Yeah it is, I believe the reason my it turns into an l is because there’s a similar would that is usually merged which is “na” which means “to beat” so “Ṣo nowo?” wouldn’t mean “Do you have money?” it’s “Do you beat money?” but that’s just what I heard :P
can you please teach us the names of the parts of the human body
th-cam.com/play/PLopOmpWBxN9oNrLtYezEtX9yEayfMLvJZ.html&si=CYaHYbFY0vxMKZc4
It’s episode 5 & 6