Your voice is so beautiful and listening to you speak I feel mesmerized. What I am finding is that when I practice Yoruba, my voice changes to accommodate new sounds and throat/mouth formations. It is an interesting change that I am appreciating. It is thanks to you..and I watch Blessing Kayode also. (Remember I am Canadian and have my own accent lol) You are doing good work and I appreciate you! Stay blessed, ore mi xoxo
I am learning the philosophy of your language... Philosophy: 1. the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence, 2. the study of the theoretical basis of a particular branch of knowledge or experience. 3. a theory or attitude held by a person or organization that acts as a guiding principle for behavior.
Thank you. Your clips are informative and easy to follow. And I'm looking forward to learning more. Could you possibly provide a clip on thanking the ancestors, etc?
haha, about 30 minutes after watching this, my friend I was chatting with sent a voice memo saying "a o ki n dupe ara eni"... I would have been clueless without this lesson
Similar to Korean, there are also different ways to say things according to age of the person, if they are older or younger. And “you are welcome” in Korea is similar to saying “ no it’s nothing, you don’t have to thank me .” They don’t say “You’re welcome “ like they do in English.
My parents and I had our DNA tested and found out we are from Nigeria and other places, (of course) because we were sold and bought I came to learn a little but boy oh boy, is it complicated...
Thanks for the lesson. I'd like to ask Something . The sound of "R" as well "j" are that way by inglish influence ? That phonemes ware different in the past ?
"E̩ ṣe-é" is the correct spelling, not "e̩ ṣé."
In and of itself, "e̩ ṣe-é" is not “thank you.”
I love hearing the Yoruba language, it sounds very nice.
Well done sis. I'm always proud of people promoting our beautiful cultural heritage
Thank you, sis.
I'm learning Yoruba . I'm just now seeing this . Thank you soo much! E se !!!
Eyin naa, e se! Thanks for watching! I'll make more videos soon.
Thank you so very much!! I have been practicing 👩🏻🎓 in small town Saskatchewan, Canada! It is helping me serve my local Yoruba community ☺️
Your voice is so beautiful and listening to you speak I feel mesmerized. What I am finding is that when I practice Yoruba, my voice changes to accommodate new sounds and throat/mouth formations. It is an interesting change that I am appreciating. It is thanks to you..and I watch Blessing Kayode also. (Remember I am Canadian and have my own accent lol)
You are doing good work and I appreciate you! Stay blessed, ore mi xoxo
I am learning the philosophy of your language...
Philosophy:
1. the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence,
2. the study of the theoretical basis of a particular branch of knowledge or experience.
3. a theory or attitude held by a person or organization that acts as a guiding principle for behavior.
That's really awesome, you know. That's great!
Thank you. Your clips are informative and easy to follow. And I'm looking forward to learning more. Could you possibly provide a clip on thanking the ancestors, etc?
Thanks so much u talk slow and u just got a friend for life I can understand and finally learn my husband language
That's nice!
Perfect explanation…..Thank you ma….Ese mà
Ẹ ṣéé, ìyá wa.
haha, about 30 minutes after watching this, my friend I was chatting with sent a voice memo saying "a o ki n dupe ara eni"... I would have been clueless without this lesson
This is a more recent video on how to say "you're welcome" in response to "thank you"- th-cam.com/video/ssnFw4zHQDg/w-d-xo.html
Great lesson; you sound very youthful, I thought you were just teaching it at a nice pace 💖 God bless you
Thank you for watching. :D
Nice to hear you, and forget all the bad news I hear.
:)
Politeness is important out host knows.
Yes, it is.
This is an excellent video so well put together and the content is great.
Well done and thank you.
Similar to Korean, there are also different ways to say things according to age of the person, if they are older or younger. And “you are welcome” in Korea is similar to saying “ no it’s nothing, you don’t have to thank me .” They don’t say “You’re welcome “ like they do in English.
thank you so much for this video... I am learning yoruba and your explanations are perfect!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for watching. :)
Thank I'm leaning so much!!!!!!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much your videos are really helpful keep it up ❤️🙏👌👌
Mo dúpé olùko mi.
im yoruba we are one of the odest people of the world we have something called ghost dna ! so lets learn one of the original languages
Adupe loplopo! E ku'se! Good work.
Thank you
thank u sister
Thank you for watching. :D
Great video.
Thanks so much. Love this video. will look at the Pronouns too.
Good one ese
your video is the best
Thank you, sir.
My parents and I had our DNA tested and found out we are from Nigeria and other places, (of course) because we were sold and bought I came to learn a little but boy oh boy, is it complicated...
E se gan Aunti Aderonke. Mo gbo Yoruba gidigan!! I hope that was okay🤗
Naturally Shade Yes, it was. 😂💕
The beauty is in the family, now I see!
Thanks for the lesson. I'd like to ask
Something . The sound of "R" as well "j" are that way by inglish influence ? That phonemes ware different in the past ?
These two sounds are embedded in Yoruba and it sounds but the R sounds bit different form English. Is almost unnoticeable
What does ase means?
I really enjoy your lesson, and in return I dedicate my music video to you " Maman Africa by Wallaaii " on this same channel, enjoy it.
ekuse o
Modupe o, Baba. :D
O se
I cannot make that PB sound. what can help??
Loreal O. It’s made from both cheeks closest to the mouth.
Fonetically speaking, the sound of the Word Dupé is more like (du)kpué or (du)pkué? I hope you guess What I mean.
This makes me wonder if the Soccer (football) player from Brazil whose name was Pelé, I wonder if he had a Yoruba background?
Old Gringo he might