Titilayo Oyinbo & Kayode Oyinbo At Buka - New York
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- Titilayo Oyinbo and Kayode visited New York to experience Nigerian food again. Both of them were in Nigeria for 9 months learning Yoruba language. Hear them converse fluently in Yoruba.
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man watching her speak almost brings tears to my eyes. thats beautiful.
Yes, when you're greeting an elder, that's what you do as a sign of respect. The younger breed don't do it anymore but this oyinbo went all out which was really great.
Not a yoruba guy, but you gotta respect the effort they put into learning yoruba. Respect (from a hausa guy)
I love Titilayo so much that I pray that she will become the
General Secretary of the United Nations in the future. She seems
to be one of the best international human being I've ever seen.
Yoruba is probably one of the most comprehensive culture and
language in Africa.Titilayo, Olorun a duro tie o. Amin.
The Yoruba birthday song!!!!😭😭❤❤❤2:36
It is the way she spews out Yoruba proverbs!!! 5:05 I am utterly impressed
These are the videos that make l mon stay online all day all night. It's worth it. Thanks to you guys. She's attain a FREEDOM that is not given! Bless u
I love this! I pray I meet these kind of people someday
Shocked is an understatement to describe how I feel right now. I'm a British Nigerian born and raised in England but I have parents who constantly speak Yoruba to each other, and I can hardly speak any Yoruba myself!
Wow! But with tenacity and consistency you can really learn it and it's fun.
I’m in a similar boat. I was born and raised in the US but my parents speak Ibibio a lot with my older sister. I’ve been learning Japanese for a while and I want to put the same effort into learning Ibibio >:)
@@impactframes6514, just keep trying,it's never too late to try. Wishing you all the best.
Thanks to Kayode & Titilayo to be speaking my language .I'm very proud of you guys.
Walahi, Titilayo,you really tried, God bless you and your family for always promoting Yoruba language, you always represent.
Awesome!
I am not even Nigerian and I am offended by the excited reactions from the Nigerians about this white girl who has learned to speak Yoruba. It's amazing to me that Nigerians are praising her for learning this "indigenous" language, when they are the primary reason why their language is a dying. The only reason why she was even able to begin learning the language is because it was offered at her University. But here's the kicker, she went to Nigeria to learn to speak Yoruba fluently from the same damn people who won't teach it to their children or are usually not patient enough to teach to those who want to learn. What kind of sense does that even make? I congratulate her for taking the time to learn the Yoruba language to the point of fluency, but this actually breaks my heart more than anything else. Nigerians need to step up and encourage their children to embrace their language and culture.
AMEN!
i'm impressed with her effort but at thesame time i'm ashamed to be called a nigerian this very moment. when growing up, i remember some parents not even letting their kids go home cos the local language will corrupt the little english they are learning. it has taken a white person to let them know the importance of letting your child understand the mother tongue. tufia
eya roberts in any culture most people will take the culture for granted. Very often you will meet some foreigner who doesn't take your culture for granted and finds it extremely interesting, knows your history better than you etc. And i don't mean only white foreigners compared to africans. You of course have africans who are very much fascinated by some foreign culture and who end up knowing more about that foreign culture than the natives themselves. Some people are just very interested in cultures. Some people aren't interested in any cultures including their own.
YOU NAILED IT! I read my mum this comment and she even agreed. Most Nigerian parents always wish that their children could also speak it. It's us, the children, who grow up appreciating our culture and wish to speak it, which then leads us to teach ourselves.
The construction of what you wrote shows you're a proper Nigerian, shadows can't hide it lol! However, I do agree with some of your views
How learning a new language enriches you. #Amazing
nice video
What I enjoy most in this video is the drumming intro. That guy really got it. Good luck to you all!
One thing i really admire about her is the fact that she avoids code-switching as much as possible. yoruba people especially the ones in lagos will be speaking yorubinglish and be bragging about it. the way yoruba is taught in Lagos needs to be re-checked.some things are wrong
+Aare Onakakanfo I'm so guilty of this too. It's not easy bcos of the cosmopolitan nature of Lagos.
Oladokun Olanrewaju True.I think the only panacea is to start teaching all subjects in Yoruba.We'll also have to make Yoruba the first language and English the 2nd language but that can only happen in a Yoruba country
Baba Awawu code-switching is here to stay. It has been around since the days of even E. C. Rowlands' 'Teach Yourself Yoruba' book, 1969. Let's face it. As long as this is Nigeria where the government doesn't give a shit about the legacies of the cultures, where "vernacular is not allowed in this school, or we will cane your nyash", and where linguists mostly engage in academic 'mental masturbation' with syntactic rules and theories of the language instead of figuring out new ways of teaching the language, and making modern language learning products (visual and audio) that are technologically up-to-date, and cater to intermediate-to-advanced levels of L2 acquisition, forget about it oh. Kàn kúkú gbàgbé è (with a dot).
honorable mabayoje was actually my yoruba teacher in high school what a small world .....gbabee
Bless all our people all the divided tribes of ISHERIALA in all 450 languages of Nigeria and in everyplaces they have been SCATTERED. May THE LORD SPEED UP OUR TIME OF GLORY AND RECEPTION OF THE PROMISE HE SWORN UNTO THY SEED..
Kayode drumming was off the charts!
Yoruba language is the best in Nigeria! and of the intellectuals.
Enjoying imagining the possibility of becoming this fluent in the language of such gentle people.
Titilayo ati kayode oyinbo...you have sisters and bro's here in ny anytime she gbo...we will look out for you guys ...we love you guys and the time you took to learn our culture for that you are eternally our sister and brother forever, god bless you guys :)...nadia.
Happy Birthday Titilayo Oyinbo! Come a long way for a 23 year old white chick! Yet another impressive performance.
I am so impressed! Titilayo oyinbo you really demonstrated really deep "ijinle" Yoruba. I would have to be more refined to speak with the same depth as you do even though my best subject in High school was Yoruba. More power to you! You have been well taught. Keep it up!!
more people should Learn Nigerian languages. I can understand igbo and yoruba
You guys are great! Imagine if africans & non-english speaking cultures were appreciated for the effort we put in knowing and speaking the english language. Also, imagine if the 1st europeans to Africa took the time to respect and understand the culture and the people, as opposed to the lack for human dignity which unfortunately still exists today. You guys show that we all can truly coexist. Well done Titilayo and Kayode.
I want to believe that YORUBA is the most spoken language in Nigeria. Due to how many people live in Lagos alone of all the Tribes of ISHERIALA in 9ja
Tilaiyo
E mo juba o!
Ọ̀kan pàtàkì lára àwọn èdè orílẹ̀ èdè Nàìjíríà ni èdè Yorùbá. Kí àwọn òyìnbó tó dé, kò sí ètò kíkọ ati kíka èdè Yorùbá. Inu mi dun pupọ lati ri o sọ èdè Yorùbá pẹ̀lú àwọn àgbalàgba.
O dábọ̀
Prof. Adelson
Be proud of who you and your culture, if you're not, foreigner will take what you have, modified it and turn it to their own. Nigerians don't even speak Yoruba to their kids in Nigeria, here we are foreigners embrace, learned the language, the culture and even visit Nigeria.
WOW! WOW! WOW! WOW! This young lady is awesome!
e ku se o, Yoruba wa very challenging, gbo gbo effort to ti fu towards Yoruba wa very amazing. o ti surprise me. me o le so Yoruba bi e.
585bc TORAH SPEAKS YORUBA OF 2022..AMAZING GRACE!
This is my favorite Adeola video...I love this video it shows the real Adeola.
Thanks Titilayo, this is a refresher course for my numerals etc...Happy belated birthday.
This is awesome!!!! Ignorant and arrogant Caucasians will always make mockery of Africans who have tried to speak their European languages. They will say: "Oh he's/she's/they've got funny assent" They often put Africans down because we cannot speak in their assents. I adore this wonderful Caucasian girl for putting in the time and effort to learn Yoruba language and culture. She is a shining example to us all. And thumbs-down to the ignorant and the arrogant Caucasians.
Nigeria refuses to recognise and embrace it's culture and seek western lifestyles, accents etc.
It's painful.
I read the bible in Yoruba and I was so... proud of my language!
GOD IS A YORUBA MAN. 10000000000% CONFIRM!
I'm 17 and I can only understand Yoruba fluently.
Good for her!
she's so amazing.
lol, thats great, love they way u and shola greeted, very nigerian and "yorubian"..l.ol
thumbs up, Titilayo. This is a sure pointer that you are capable of many other great things...
very interesting.
Titilayo ati Kayode se ise takuntakun nipa kiko ede yoruba. Mo gbosuba nla fun awon mejeeji. Adeola ati baba Mabayoje naa seun lopolopo.
I love people of diversity. Respect to both.
I am so proud and inspired by both of you!
Omg mommy and daddy Mabayoje were both here...I mean it normal daddy is there but I never knew mom will b there...more Kuddos to daddy Mabayoje ....can't even read abc in yoruba...titi u r awesome
White Europeans are no more adventurous than other race. Whilst I welcome this news, we must not forget that non Europeans don't get such welcoming when we speak European languages and wear suits and ball gowns. We don't suddenly become the headline subject. So please let stop this foolishness. I know many Africans who learnt to speak French, German, Russian, English and are excellent at it. And equally embrace the culture. This is nothing new or news worthy.
Rowland Macaulay U have a firm grip on the issue. I couldnt have put it any better. Thanks.
+SonKings son calm down. your welcomed in Africa but we are not welcomed in your country. why they double standard? she learned to speak the language good for her. we have millions that speak fluent french, Arab, English etc. why is it that when a white person learns a language especially African we tend to make it a BIG deal but we an African learns a Western language it's not that big of a deal. that's all the man was trying to say and i agree.
People from Africa learn to speak to those European languages because it benefits them financially. An Oyibo person learns to speak Yoruba for what reason? For love alone.
I need to visit Buka again.. lemme go try that food.
titilayo u are incredible lol :d love uuuu
May THE ELUHAYEAMO/ELOHIM OF ORUNMILA ITSHEOKUEKE OKANBI teach THE WORLD HIS LANGUAGE AS HE HAS PROMISED.
What about a billions of Nigerian speaking English, why is Nigerian so excited about this girl speaking there language?
fred eberhat for the same reason that an quebecois is happy to see an american who speaks qebecois french. For the same reason that a german swiss would be happy to see a foreigner speaking the german swiss dialect. Some languages are not international languages and when a foreigner learns such languages, the native speakers are often impressed.
you right
My neck! BLESS THE LORD GOD OF ISHERIALA I-TINUALLY
I ate here once. It was fine, but my expectations were so high that I was just a little disappointed.
I think is awesome for embracing the culture!
omg ... i feel like crying.. omo 9ija to
Ohhhh Titilayo omo dada. Omo to wa kpa
Nice one Titi
keep it up.
Damn She's Freaking Speaking the real Yoruba language Men... Even hard for me to understand her...... And that's my language...
Well what are you waiting on ...lol
Amazing. .....ori mi wuu
Gone are the days of "omosetan omonrele" as a name. If you have this thought in your mind, better perish it!
BRAVO SISTER TITILAYO
it's a traditional way of greeting the elderly.
i like to meet Kayode & Titilayo,
very cute video
...and some 1st,2nd,3rd generation YORUBA born Nigerians in the UK/US/ & diaspora go to painful lengths to stop their children learning language, customs & culture of their origins..... hey, kudos to these two fine people... that drumming on "ayan" by "Kayode" was "off the hook" !!!
Titilayo is a student of Yoruba language, she has to speak the original ,pure language without mixing it with English.
The Yoruba lady is quite a good host and presenter...with her eji! ..haha
HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY TITILAYO!
awwww thats so touching!
YORUBA = ANCIENT HEBREW
I understand the word oyinbo. Keep it real
YORUBA IS GOD'S PREFERED LANGUAGE
Kudos all the way!
Lol......OTA BI INA LENUMI.....💝💝💝💝4rm Detriot
How did I get here self?
Let me come and be going..
Pretty impressive.
I really enjoyed this video Titilayo, you are really trying. lol this gives me hope Also you are really pretty =)
SEE ME BLUSHING 🙃🙂😊😉
Nice one
Titilayo is so bloody hot especially when she speaks yoruba lol
Oh my God, I'm in love with this girl. In fact I want to marry her. xxx
the CIA don't really need to learn Yoruba. i can speak 7 languages and non of them is from Nigeria, does that make me one of the Central intelligence of Nigeria. people learn things just because they love it and they want to. please no CIA @ work
where in brokln is this buka.. i wile to try their pepper soup from same plate seved to titi...i guess thats the closet i will evewr get to titi
AWESOME!!!!!
@iBENYAH
Kayode drumming was off the charts
Nice!
@21wf
Exactly.
Oyinbo tun powe pelu omele abi kinatinpe luyen ?
This is quite interesting,I am sure Yoruba men would love to marry this girl ! hahaha
great
Daddy Mabayoje!!! Eku ise :)
Is that Plam wine in the cups??...How did u guyz get that???
Congratulations 😂😂😂
sure thing. world power project
Yup, def. CIA. Just last month at uni. (England) the British intelligence were recruiting (faststream civil service) and the first 2years is dedicated to travelling to a foreign country and speaking their language fluently. I'm Yoruba and now learning Japanese.
Egba mi otun n dobale
This should have had interpretation on
This has too beee juju..... Yoruba get power oooooooo.!!!!!!!
I swear i could not agree with you more. Who would want to speak a Nigerian language when there are other important and useful languages in the world? Coming to you in peace so that they can learn what you know and use it against you...and these people don't seem to be getting it. America doesn't come to you in peace unless they are planning to take something from you by asking or by devious means. If that is not the case here though, thats very nice of them.
Is this host not our now popular Adeola?
TITILAYO
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