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I just love these videos!! my husband is from nigeria and it is so nice to be able to talk (a little bit) to him in his own language! he does speak great english and teaches me Yoruba. I am also able to teach our baby yoruba too! shes getting it! she can say how are you, eyes, and first part of her middle name (Ebunoluwa)! shes 1 years old! thank you for these videos they are such great help!!
please please continue talking to your child in full Yoruba. there's a silly fallacy that many naija parents(who live in western world)make that say if u talk english and Yoruba to a child it'll confuse them. it's absolute RUBBISH. your child will pick up perfect english outside the house at school with friends and other family from tv etc. it's the Yoruba they need more exposure to for those who live outside naija.
@@meganiyoha3132 well done! And great for messaging back despite u left original message two years ago. Think of the effort yr children will save in the future by having learnt the language now. And all for free!
those of us who didn't grow up speaking Yoruba are gonna be easily tripped up by words with similar/same spellings, but different meanings unless you really break it down and emphasize the difference in pronunciation for us: Teeth / Back and Work / Poverty are examples that have come up already in your lessons your lessons are great, but help us avoid asking for a dentist to fix our back, and going to the chiropractor to crack our teeth, lol
From what I know back is ehin, teeth is eyin and egg is eyin. I think cos yoruba is a tonal language u can essentially get away with misspelling words as they sound similar when speaking. And yes that's ehin for back not eyin
Very good teacher! Thank you! Other body words: cheek chin blood bone skin neck nipple liver spleen spine bladder gall bladder intestines wrist ankle heel palm knuckle joint cartilage tendon kidney lung finger toe hip glands womb and of course some other very interesting words we are all dying to know but will just have to look up for ourselves!
wow, #KintaJohnson, i rate u for doing the move. hope all goes well. Africa generally welcomes the diaspora. u may have initial moments of culture shock but that's all part of the adventure. can u update us on your move cos u sent this message a year ago?
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Isu-Ese || Translate to English || Calves || Extra || I get more marks || Isu-Ese-Mi || Translate to English || My Calves || 10 Points from Question || 5 more Points from Extra || Add || 10 + 5 || Total || 15 Points ||
and penis, vagina and even other major parts like FOOT. because penis/farm/husband all have same spelling in Yoruba that's why i think it's important for #BlessingKayode to include the proper Yoruba spelling with all the accents and most esp the dots under the vowels and "s" in the subtitles...
i think she does it in error. for instance, some people pronounce "ask" as "aks" (supposedly, i'm one of them). sometimes, the brain transposes letters without the speaker realising it.
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The meaning is calves. Another excellent video. I thank Elohim for your life.
I just love these videos!! my husband is from nigeria and it is so nice to be able to talk (a little bit) to him in his own language! he does speak great english and teaches me Yoruba. I am also able to teach our baby yoruba too! shes getting it! she can say how are you, eyes, and first part of her middle name (Ebunoluwa)! shes 1 years old! thank you for these videos they are such great help!!
awww that's so precious! I'm glad you found the videos helpful! x
please please continue talking to your child in full Yoruba. there's a silly fallacy that many naija parents(who live in western world)make that say if u talk english and Yoruba to a child it'll confuse them. it's absolute RUBBISH. your child will pick up perfect english outside the house at school with friends and other family from tv etc. it's the Yoruba they need more exposure to for those who live outside naija.
@@ipaja5515 yes! We have 2 kids now and they both speak English and Yoruba 🙌
@@meganiyoha3132 well done! And great for messaging back despite u left original message two years ago. Think of the effort yr children will save in the future by having learnt the language now. And all for free!
You’re teaching is amazing
Thanks so much for your lessons , really appreciate 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
You should do a lesson on how to have like full conversations with people. Or putting words together to make certain sentences.
Thanks Simone! I'll bring on other yoruba speakers so we can illustrate how to have conversation and formulate sentences. x
girl your hair is slaying 😍 loving this series. keep it up 👍
those of us who didn't grow up speaking Yoruba are gonna be easily tripped up by words with similar/same spellings, but different meanings unless you really break it down and emphasize the difference in pronunciation for us: Teeth / Back and Work / Poverty are examples that have come up already in your lessons
your lessons are great, but help us avoid asking for a dentist to fix our back, and going to the chiropractor to crack our teeth, lol
Lool absolutely! Will do a lesson on homophones!
Fola the ProVerbalizer you can know what is being used by reading the sentences.
@The artist Lol u mean context, right?
From what I know back is ehin, teeth is eyin and egg is eyin. I think cos yoruba is a tonal language u can essentially get away with misspelling words as they sound similar when speaking. And yes that's ehin for back not eyin
Good afternoon Mrs Blessing
Very good teacher! Thank you! Other body words: cheek chin blood bone skin neck nipple liver spleen spine bladder gall bladder intestines wrist ankle heel palm knuckle joint cartilage tendon kidney lung finger toe hip glands womb and of course some other very interesting words we are all dying to know but will just have to look up for ourselves!
Haha I might make a part 3!
Iloveyourvideosmakemore
Love your videos!!! Please keep them coming
Thank you so much! I will do :)
1- Ese: Leg 2-Itan : fighs 3- Orokun knees 4- Isu ese: calves 5- Atelese: bottom of feet 6- Idi : Boms 7- Eyin:Back 8- Stomach : Ikun 9- Idodo : belly botton 10- Waist: Ibadi 11- ipako 12- Arm pits: Abiya 13- Okan:haert 14- Opolo 15- Edjika 16- Iwaju : front
Blessing, am addicted to your channel.
Thanks for the lessons I'm African American and thinking of moving to Nigeria so could you maybe send me some videos on moving to the country?
sure!
wow, #KintaJohnson, i rate u for doing the move. hope all goes well. Africa generally welcomes the diaspora. u may have initial moments of culture shock but that's all part of the adventure.
can u update us on your move cos u sent this message a year ago?
Want to travel 2 Nigeria?
Yoruba Lessons is hosting a group trip to Nigeria this December, we'll be touring Lagos in a safe and fun manner. To find out more about it and book your space on the trip, go to www.yorubalessons.com/travel or send an email to travelorisun@gmail.com where we will be happy to answer all your questions!
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So sweet, love to learn with you.
I really love your videos
They really are the best
💕
Thank you so much
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you are awesome, i knew only a bit, now i know more!!!
woohoo!
i love your yoruba lesson 😉
I love your videos!Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you so much x
I want lessons with you!!! I need help! Oko mi ni Yoruba and I must know how to speak much Yoruba. 😊
Please do one on adjectives
Will do!!
Isu ese re tobi ati lewa!
I like it
Thanks for helping
What's 'slow down' in Yuruba ?
Hi Blessing, pls what yoruba dialect are you using to teach, is it the Lagos dialect?
Hi Ada, the Oyo dialect is the foundational dialect of yoruba and that is the broad dialect i am speaking in. Hope this helps.
Diamante Box ṣẹ ọmọ Ọyọ ni ọ ni
What about "Ankle"?
Kokose
Were are you from are you from Nigeria or abroad because I am in Lagos
I live in London x
Calves. I love yams! Lol
😂😂 correct
Of course we know yam
What is the difference between "Eyin" for teeth and "Eyin" for back?
The pronounciation, first the Es are different, Eyin is the E without a dot, pronounced A, the one for back has a dot and pronounced Eh
what does isu ese mean? it means calves
Isu-Ese || Translate to English || Calves || Extra || I get more marks || Isu-Ese-Mi || Translate to English || My Calves || 10 Points from Question || 5 more Points from Extra || Add || 10 + 5 || Total || 15 Points ||
Haha!
@@DiamanteBox Thanks!
Isu ese = leg yams = calves 😁
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How do we say toes?
Ika ẹsẹ
isu ese- calves
Please you did not make mention of breast and other body part why?
Lool breast is Oyan (OR-YAN)
and penis, vagina and even other major parts like FOOT. because penis/farm/husband all have same spelling in Yoruba that's why i think it's important for #BlessingKayode to include the proper Yoruba spelling with all the accents and most esp the dots under the vowels and "s" in the subtitles...
you said back is Eyin but you pronounced it as Enyi why is that?
i think she does it in error. for instance, some people pronounce "ask" as "aks" (supposedly, i'm one of them). sometimes, the brain transposes letters without the speaker realising it.
Esu ese is calf I think
Isu but yes!
Thanks Blessing.
Are there really people that don't know yam? :)
Lool there is always going to be someone who doesn't know something
Lool there is always going to be someone who doesn't know something
that's what i was thinking. i guess a white person who's new to black culture but interested in learning more may not know.
Isu ese mean claves
Perfect!
Thanks
😙😙
Isu Ese---Calves
Great video
Fingers and toes?
Ika owo and Ika ese
Isu Ese means calves in yoruba
Isu ese means yam leg!😂😂
6Dislike????? WOW!!!🤩 419 Likes(beat those haters girl:>)
Haha as in!!
Jealous haters
Isu ese is Calves
Isu Ese:calves
My calves ..isu ese , isu ..nose ,esè ..legs . thanks !
Isu ese is calves
Isu Ese means Calves
It is calf
That's it!
Calf is isuese
Isu Ese is Calves
Mrs Blessing your teaching is amazing
Thank you!
Why do you keep changing your hair
Because it's my hair and i want to :) The videos are filmed on different days.
weird question...
is there a law against changing hairstyles, loll?
Isu ese is calves
Perfect!
isu ese = calves
Perfect!
Isu Esu- Calves
isu ese means sole of feet
close!
Calf
Isu ese? Calf!
Isu ese? Kinni ni isu ese?! 😇
Isu ese it means calves
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Ese
It means calves. Thank you buddy
Calves😊
Isu Ese means calves
You didn't say fingers
ika owo
Yams of the legs
Calves
Leg
calves
it means calves
Car
ves
ma teeth and back have the same meaning
They look similar but are a little different
my book says teeth is eyin and back is EHIN
Isu ese = Calves
Behind your leg
Kilonshele
Is it "Idi e dun ni e" or "Idi e dun mi" for "Your butt is hurting you?"
Is it "Idi mi dun mi" or "Idi mi dun ni" for "My butt is hurting me?"
Idi e n dun e
Idi mi n dun mi
It’s calf
isu ese calves
Knee
Isu-ese = Calves
It means calves
Isu ese "calves"
Isu Ese calf muscle
Sole of the feet
Isu ese
Calves
Calf
Calves.
Calves
Isu ese means calve
Ese
calves