lol, I remember crossroads, used to live a few streets away , only went there like twice though and remember some american ladies digging the makossa dance like crazy.

I preferred Dreams and Zanzibar back then. do you remember DC life?

no more clubs for me now though - I love my bed way too much now.

origina9ja:

@moyola
i think i would be more interested with the fake english or whatever its called
Example how u dey
wetting dey happen
if i koko you 4 head lol
i'm really trying init
i really wana learn because i have bare fwend that speak it
and i just feel left out

but. . . . but. . . dat aint yoruba!!!!

Now back 2 da topic!

Yoruba lecture starts soon. . . get prepared!!!

kokoye:

lol, I remember crossroads, used to live a few streets away , only went there like twice though and remember some american ladies digging the makossa dance like crazy.

I preferred Dreams and Zanzibar back then. do you remember DC life?

no more clubs for me now though - I love my bed way too much now.

Zanzibar is the spot for sure.

Dreams is now Love.   And still the spot to be on a Saturday night.  Zanzibar is the spot on Sundays.  And Fridays at like Legend or one of the spots out in PG or even Ritz in DC is poping on Friday nights.

On Saturday at Crossroads you find live music and lots of Nigerians.  Friday night at Crossroads is Jamican's or at least it used to be back in the day.

Moyola:

Now back 2 da topic!

Yoruba lecture starts soon. . . get prepared!!!

This weekend we will do intense lessons. It will be raining here all weekend so i will be in the house at the computer learning from you.

Moyola, start by teaching her curse words

I wonder why cursing is the first and easiest thing to pick up in yoruba

it depend how serious u are

I want to learn the language to talk to my husband. The last thing i want to learn to speak to him is curse words. I like my teeth just fine in my mouth not on the floor.

If you really want to learn, you'd need to get face 2 face, and voice to voice with that person that'd be teaching you.
I don't think NL is going to help

kokoye:

Moyola, start by teaching her curse words

I wonder why cursing is the first and easiest thing to pick up in yoruba

kokoye o!!!

sistawoman:

I want to learn the language to talk to my husband. The last thing i want to learn to speak to him is curse words.

dont worri jare!!!!

sistawoman:

I like my teeth just fine in my mouth not on the floor.

naa soo u love ur teeth?!!

but it kan always be replaced

Moyola:

but. . . . but. . . that aint yoruba!!!!

i know or do u want me 2 open my own thread

origina9ja: haha
@ poster
it means the owner of the money on my head

Are u for real honey? when did he start keepin money on top of your head?? lol. old post but funny, translating yoruba words Sometimes can be very frustrating and funny