I am Igbo and I moved to Lagos newly, I will like to learn the language. I must say the language sounds interesting and I want to learn it. Someone pls teach me Yoruba ejorr!!

do not take BRT when going out, take normal buses, attend your community meetings, date a yoruba girl and attend CAC or any other yoruba church...6 MONTHS, and you will understand yoruba

Goodlyhrt:
I am Igbo and I moved to Lagos newly, I will like to learn the language. I must say the language sounds interesting and I want to learn it. Someone pls teach me Yoruba ejorr!!

greatnaija01:
do not take BRT when going out, take normal buses, attend your community meetings, date a yoruba girl and attend CAC or any other yoruba church...6 MONTHS, and you will understand yoruba

I am a techy, reserved person, can't I start with stuffs like app or a book? Any recommendations?

My friend, get a job. I know the nation is hard, bring your CV

oh bros... NO WAY... those apps (IF THEY EVEN EXIST) will not teach you words and sound pronunciations and expressions.....

you need to LEARN ON THE JOB.

Goodlyhrt:
I am a techy, reserved person, can't I start with stuffs like app or a book? Any recommendations?

The first step is to start saying this statement to everyone u know...


...ori e ti baje, inu e bu ori orun saa si

Be repeating it everywhere including market, you will hear Yoruba sharp sharp with a new figured face.

He should expect a hot slap and "Se oya were ni" in response to that "Ori e baje, inu e bu ori orun sa"

OP, o ti ya werey!

say "amen"

Goodlyhrt:
I am Igbo and I moved to Lagos newly, I will like to learn the language. I must say the language sounds interesting and I want to learn it. Someone pls teach me Yoruba ejorr!!

I know a lady on Instagram who teaches IBO language for a fee

I'm sure there exists Yoruba teachers as well if you are willing to pay for it

Just Google it.

Yoruba is one of the easiest language to learn if you ask me. They are always willing to teach you, especially their guys .

You will learn the insults first;
Oloriburuku, oponu, apoda, ode, didirin, arindin, omo ale jatijati... etc.

I will get bored if someone sits me down and says oko= farm, husband, prick...etc, (depending on the tone), but if he/she speaks it to me, I would grab faster. Learning by association is a whole lot easier, so you need to eliminate all stereotypes and bias. This will make it easier for you to associate with the people and learn firsthand. Good enough you already have interest. Watch their movies, listen to their songs, ask questions, do a lot of cut and join Yoruba, it only gets better.

Going to core Yoruba churches like someone suggested is kinda extreme to me. I wouldn't change church just to learn a language.

Money2000:
My friend, get a job. I know the nation is hard, bring your CV

Hi boss! I've being away for awhile, just logged on to see this.

I've sent you an email.

pocohantas:
Yoruba is one of the easiest language to learn if you ask me. They are always willing to teach you, especially their guys .

You will learn the insults first;
Oloriburuku, oponu, apoda, ode, didirin, arindin, omo ale jatijati... etc.

I will get bored if someone sits me down and says oko= farm, husband, prick...etc, (depending on the tone), but if he/she speaks it to me, I would grab faster. Learning by association is a whole lot easier, so you need to eliminate all stereotypes and bias. This will make it easier for you to associate with the people and learn firsthand. Good enough you already have interest. Watch their movies, listen to their songs, ask questions, do a lot of cut and join Yoruba, it only gets better.

Going to core Yoruba churches like someone suggested is kinda extreme to me. I wouldn't change church just to learn a language.

Where have you been......