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Hats off to you on such a professional presentation of Edo language. I found the etymology of Ahuemwen very heartwarming. Please keep up the excellent work🎉
Ihan gie or Osayi vb ivie gie :D By the way steffy, ich bins osahon ! Ich bin momentan net mehr so oft auf instagram weil ich mich u.a. auf meine Bachelorabeit und edo lernen, konzentriere...ich wollte dir nur sagen du machst einen SEHR SEHR guten Job !!! please do not stop using your blessing to help others because it is a gift from god
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Good question. Probably because there is more than one main subject in the sentence. The only grammatically correct option here is uwẹ or wẹ. U alone would be grammatically incorrect. However if the sentence was "You are at home" meaning only one main subject in the sentence, then you'll have to use U. The Ẹdo sentence would be "U rr' Owa."
It’s not “yen”, it’s “ihẹn”. Ekelvin ma rre vb' ẹrẹna. (Kelvin did not come today.) Ekelvin wẹre ihẹn ma rre vb' enode. (Kelvin said he did not come yesterday). There two other cases where ihẹn is used. I'll go into that some other time.
Kelvin Osemwengie There is simply no gender marking in Edo pronouns. Neither for human nor animals. Edo nouns, however, can inherently carry gender information e.g. Edede = old woman. Edionmwan = old man. Uvbi = female adolescent/teenager/young lady Adaze = male adolescent/teenager/young man
Kelvin Osemwengie in a book or speech you'd consider the context. Sometimes we'd also add okhuo (woman) or okpia (man) to a noun just to indicate gender e.g. "om' okhuo = female child = daughter". "Om' okpia = male child = son"
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@Frances Osaigbovo. It's my pleasure. I'm glad you enjoyed the lecture. I just released a new video about the Edo subject pronouns today. I'm very sure you'd enjoy it as well. And incase you haven't yet subcribed, please to so in order to always get our updates. Once again, I truly appreciate your comment. :-)
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Hats off to you on such a professional presentation of Edo language. I found the etymology of Ahuemwen very heartwarming. Please keep up the excellent work🎉
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You are amazing. The way you break it down is so simple but so brilliant!
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Osayi kevb' Ivie gie. Ihan gie.
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I’m Edo my family is from Benin City.
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Osayi vb'Ivie gie.
Correct. Well done! :-)
Osayi and Ivie are laughing - - -> Ihan gie
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Ihan gie or Osayi vb ivie gie :D By the way steffy, ich bins osahon ! Ich bin momentan net mehr so oft auf instagram weil ich mich u.a. auf meine Bachelorabeit und edo lernen, konzentriere...ich wollte dir nur sagen du machst einen SEHR SEHR guten Job !!! please do not stop using your blessing to help others because it is a gift from god
BOI BOI Hey Osahon, Danke für deine netten Worte! Es freut mich, dass du dir dennoch die Zeit genommen hast, dir dieses Video anzuschauen. Deine Antwort ist genau richtig...Well done! :-) Ich drücke dir weiterhin ganz fest die Daumen für deine BA. Mach aber immer wieder Pause zwischendurch, auch wenn's lediglich ein Spaziergang ins Wohnzimmer ist...mit einem Zwischenstopp in der Küche. Bleib gesund! 😊 #LebenInQuarantäne
@@edolanguageinstitute haha Ja habe ich gerne gemacht ...aber du hast recht Pausen sind wichtig in zeiten von QUARANTÄNE ^^ kannst du mir bitte sagen was die Wörter/Sätze : WEIL, FÜR MICH, WICHTIG, ES IST & ES IST NICHT bedeuten ? ..... 'vb ese kakaboh :D
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Why didn't you use "U" for you in sentence number 5?
Good question. Probably because there is more than one main subject in the sentence. The only grammatically correct option here is uwẹ or wẹ. U alone would be grammatically incorrect. However if the sentence was "You are at home" meaning only one main subject in the sentence, then you'll have to use U. The Ẹdo sentence would be "U rr' Owa."
@@edolanguageinstitute you make Edo so simple thanks
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Answer: "Osayi vb' Ivie gie."
Replaced w/pronouns: "Ihan gie."
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Osayi kevb ivie rr gie
Isn't the name "iyobọ" help?
Yes, Iyobọ means help/assistance/support.
What about the pronoun “yen” e.g yen ma re vbe ena (he or she didn’t come to day)
It’s not “yen”, it’s “ihẹn”. Ekelvin ma rre vb' ẹrẹna. (Kelvin did not come today.) Ekelvin wẹre ihẹn ma rre vb' enode. (Kelvin said he did not come yesterday). There two other cases where ihẹn is used. I'll go into that some other time.
Edo Language Institute what about the Edo passive voice I have been asking you about?.
Kelvin Osemwengie Exercise some patience. I'm renewing my production unit (gadgets and all) and restructuring other things as well.
Osayi kevb’ Ivie giė. Or Iha giė
Ihan gie
Well done 👏🏾👏🏾
if there is no gender pronoun, how would someone knows who you are talking about in a book or speech
Kelvin Osemwengie There is simply no gender marking in Edo pronouns. Neither for human nor animals. Edo nouns, however, can inherently carry gender information e.g. Edede = old woman. Edionmwan = old man.
Uvbi = female adolescent/teenager/young lady
Adaze = male adolescent/teenager/young man
Kelvin Osemwengie in a book or speech you'd consider the context. Sometimes we'd also add okhuo (woman) or okpia (man) to a noun just to indicate gender e.g. "om' okhuo = female child = daughter". "Om' okpia = male child = son"
O, my God, this is interesting.
thanks a lot.
Osayi vb’ Ivie gie
Ihan gie
Well done 👏🏽