jagunna- Thief

Jagunna- My shoemaker's name

MrCrackles:

Korofo-Empty Barrel

Korofo-my local ashewo's name

brash u are really are a nutcase.

@post

idi - reason
idi - ass

Kokoro---Key

Kokoro---Ant

Kokoro---Male private


Related word

Oloju kokoro--- I think is called longerthrought in English or something not sure though.

Koboko - whip

koboko -   used by sum 9jah dudezzz, wen referrin 2 their tinyd.ic.k. . . . hehe

Olode -- Hunter

Olode-- A person that used to go out frequently

Moyola:

Koboko - whip

koboko - used by sum 9jah dudezzz, when referrin 2 their tinyd.ic.k. . . . hehe

hehe tiny what? dont let me get you there,infact get into the house now i will make sure i beat you with my koboko 2nite

Aribiti Arabata - used wen referrin to God

Aribiti arabata - we saw a place to buy shoes vrum  

skfa1:

hehe tiny what? don't let me get you there,infact get into the house now i will make sure i beat you with my koboko 2nite

hehehe. . . .

talon ba soro beyen?

m nut ya m8!!! _{hehe. . .}

tinba - if i. . .

tinba - timber


erin - laugh

erin - elephant

erin - to walk {used 4 an eldaly pezin/ many peepz}

Agbon --- coconut

Agbon --- Bee , sometime called oyin.

Agbon --- Basket

Agbon--- We are wise

Agbon --- We dust it


@ Moyola

You really tried in Yoruba sha, 2 and half gbosa for you

gbosa gbosa gbo

most of the words you guys have here are not written the same way,
you know yoruba has a lot of dots here and there,
for example,
ejo = snake

ejo = discussion

ejo = please

for someone who writes and speak yoruba, the first and second dont belong to a group but the second and third do.

for none speaking people who just use the translator or the dictionary,

oko = manliness,

oko = farm

oko = vehicle

oko = hoe

oko = husband.

if you tell someone using dictionary
oko mi nbo leni,

the person interprets as My manliness is coming today!

skfa1:


@ Moyola

You really tried in Yoruba sha, 2 and half gbosa for you

gbosa gbosa gbo

hehe. . . l00k @ yu

. . . ah gara dingree in yoruba

Jaburata-Plenty

Jaburata-Masquerade

cooldud62*:

most of the words you guys have here are not written the same way,
you know yoruba has a lot of dots here and there,
for example,
ejo = snake

Oluko. . . . . y ve yu bn abzent phrum ya skool. . . .all dinz dayzzz!!!!

MrCrackles:

Jaburata-Plenty

Jaburata-Masquerade

haaaaaaa!!!

Moyola:

Oluko. . . . . y ve yu bn abzent phrum ya school. . . .all dinz dayzzz!!!!

Probably spent his school fee

MrCrackles:

Jaburata-Plenty

Jaburata-Masquerade

Which Yoruba dico are u using ?

Kokoro-Small boy's coc.k

Kokoro-Ant

Kokoro-Keys

skfa1:

Which Yoruba dico are u using ?

The one Obasanjo wrote!!

hehehe. . . .

Obasanjo wrote one? i never knew

so - to tie

so - to fart. . . . , . . ewww!!!

so - to say

so - Sow

ilu - drum

ilu - country

Ade - crown

Ade - we've arrived

ora - oil/ointment

ora - plastic bag aka nylon bag {konk yoruba}

Ogede - Banana

Ogede - plaintain "Ogede agbagba"

Ogede. . . - name "Ogedengbe"

_{hehehe. . .}

Moyo,i have resumed

bo- to drop down


bo- to feed, maintain, support, nourish


bo- to boil


bo- to return, arrive, come


Gbédè- to hear & understand the language spoken, to be intelligent.


Gbédè- to bind or put in shackles


Ran- to spin,twist


Ran- to send,despatch,to sew


Ràn- to be infectious, to ignite.

bo- to drop down


bo- to feed, maintain, support, nourish


bo- to boil


bo- to return, arrive, come


Gbédè- to hear & understand the language spoken, to be intelligent.


Gbédè- to bind or put in shackles


Ran- to spin,twist


Ran- to send,despatch,to sew


Ràn- to be infectious, to ignite.

cooldud62*:

Moyo,i have resumed

since wen!!!

yu wey ah don disown disOluko tey tey. . .

titò- act of urinating


tito- straight, direct, right, proper


tito- sufficiency


titò- formation in rows

So da- Cross the Street. . . . .

So da?- Is it good, or do u like it?