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🔥🔥 wish I could speak yoruba perfectly but at least I can understand it well. My mum spoke to us in Yoruba but didn't force us to reply her back in it. But I'm practicing and speaking it more now though cause i want to be able to speak it to my children. Yoruba is so beautiful 💙
I'm Jamaican but found out that Yoruba people is apart of Jamaican heritage through ancestry as well as othe west African countries I teach yoruba to my children I love your lessons 👑
This is an amazing video, as a 1st gen that grew up here, and trying to teach my twins the language this break down helps as I only heard it and repeated phrases and never knew the breakdowns because it was never written. My responses at parties were always from a bank of phrases I had remembered in situations as correct. Thank You! 🔥🔥
Thank you so much 🙏🙏 Your Yoruba teaching have Help me more than I can imagine, I wouldn't av know what to write on my Yoruba exam two days ago if I haven't been following you for a while now. God bless you 🙏🙏
This is great and for some reason by the tone and demeanor I could picture you saying this to your kids one day lol. As well as making sure they dubule/postrate and kneel for the elders.
I love this video, thank you! Are there words of affection / endearment for children too? Like how to say “you are so cute” or “you are dear to me” or “I love you”?
Can you please translate loading by Olamide I understand Yoruba but a friend wants the translation but I tried translating but couldn’t get all the lyrics right 🙏
Absolutely. They are more of praise names than nicknames and they are called oríkì in Yoruba. There's hardly any Yoruba child that doesn't have an oríkì.
Your cousin in CA told me about your channel. I will give you A grade in yoruba. Surprise how you speak it fluently without accents. I also have a website www.mypoliticalinsight.org and I am on Twitter @TAdetiloye.
Want to Travel to Nigeria?
Would you like to go on a safe and curated trip to Lagos Nigeria this December? 11 days enjoying Nigeria's Nightlife, Food, Culture, language and so much more!
Click this link to watch the video of Last Year's Trip and to Book your spot on this year's trip!
Trip Link: forms.gle/E6H39LVozZawAbUZ7
Trip Information: yorubalessons.com/travel/
🔥🔥 wish I could speak yoruba perfectly but at least I can understand it well. My mum spoke to us in Yoruba but didn't force us to reply her back in it. But I'm practicing and speaking it more now though cause i want to be able to speak it to my children. Yoruba is so beautiful 💙
It really is!! I’m sure you’ll be fluent soon!
@@DiamanteBox lol thankss
Ati emi no
@@travelwithadeola 😂😂
Same
Yes I missed you. I’m learning Yoruba
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Thank you for this! My daughter is Nigerian American and I’m American. I’m going to save this video!
I'm Jamaican but found out that Yoruba people is apart of Jamaican heritage through ancestry as well as othe west African countries I teach yoruba to my children I love your lessons 👑
Thank you
This 26th lesson is very important and useful. Thank so much to you Blessing K.
This is an amazing video, as a 1st gen that grew up here, and trying to teach my twins the language this break down helps as I only heard it and repeated phrases and never knew the breakdowns because it was never written. My responses at parties were always from a bank of phrases I had remembered in situations as correct.
Thank You!
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😂😂 thank you! How are you finding teaching them? I’m glad the video was helpful!
I have subscribed for so long and I am still subscribing.
You’re very loyal!!
@@DiamanteBox You too love your videos!
Thank you so much 🙏🙏
Your Yoruba teaching have Help me more than I can imagine, I wouldn't av know what to write on my Yoruba exam two days ago if I haven't been following you for a while now.
God bless you 🙏🙏
Ohh yayyy
This was great! Simple and I really appreciate the text on the screen too. I’m trying to learn basic phrases for my students. 👏🏽 👏🏽
Sigh 😌 men this reminds me of my grandma 👵 instructing me and my brothers as children’s
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Thank you. Ó rẹwà.
This is great and for some reason by the tone and demeanor I could picture you saying this to your kids one day lol. As well as making sure they dubule/postrate and kneel for the elders.
😂😂😂 true
Thanks for this video! Can you do the video on household sentences ?
I love this video, thank you! Are there words of affection / endearment for children too? Like how to say “you are so cute” or “you are dear to me” or “I love you”?
Stuff like I love you will apply for both adults and children
@@DiamanteBox Ok thank you 💕
Mo present. Mo ti mark register
Haha ekabo o
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h! Blessing my God Bless you and your family please how do I say stop her don't move
Da duro!
Can you please translate loading by Olamide
I understand Yoruba but a friend wants the translation but I tried translating but couldn’t get all the lyrics right 🙏
Blessing otipeeee.....!!!! bawo ni gbogboa ? E se fun ni Video
Ooto ni o! Mo wa daada. Eyin nko?
thanks for the video Blessing! do you have nicknames for children in yoruba?
Absolutely. They are more of praise names than nicknames and they are called oríkì in Yoruba. There's hardly any Yoruba child that doesn't have an oríkì.
@@jonralph8843 thanks you
@@Melvin-bh2op you welcome 👌🏽
Your cousin in CA told me about your channel. I will give you A grade in yoruba. Surprise how you speak it fluently without accents. I also have a website www.mypoliticalinsight.org and I am on Twitter @TAdetiloye.
Thank you! Will definitely check it out!
@@DiamanteBox coolness. Thank you