In courtesy of ezeagu's thread, I decided to look online for some Yoruba videos and i found some funny ones.

Only Yoruba speakers with a deep knowledge of the language can get how these speakers distorted the language.

They try sha.

Lol this one calls himself a Yoruba boy. Funny video sha.
Parents plz teach your kids our language.



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This one, oh dear

An AA learning Yoruba. WTF LMAO!!!


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lmao @ amala with ogbona soup lol

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This woman tried sha. she gives sequential videos of different Yoruba scenes.

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Lol awww

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She says a lot of true fact. About "surface Yoruba".

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Could it be the "Lagos effect"?

Ileke-IdI:

Lol this one calls himself a Yoruba boy. Funny video sha.
Parents plz teach your kids our language.



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Ode ni bobo yii and GF e. Won ti sonu tipetipe.

Ileke-IdI:

This one, oh dear

An AA learning Yoruba. WTF LMAO!!!


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This guy is definitely Ibo. He is no Akata.

wise people trying to learn wisdom language.

ileke idi (waist bead) please dnt kill me with laugh hahahahahahahha

Ileke-IdI:

In courtesy of ezeagu's thread, I decided to look online for some Yoruba videos and i found some funny ones.

Only Yoruba speakers with a deep knowledge of the language can get how these speakers distorted the language.

They try sha.

funny guy pupa (red) o jebi fally ipupa lomari , Aarun (5) , that guy is on drugs , lolzzzz cant stop laughin

One of the reasons why those born abroad often give up on learning their mother tongue.

Never occurs to me to laugh at any of my relatives when they speak English with Yoruba accent.

They really ought to be applauded and encouraged. Many of our youngsters in Nigeria couldn't do as well in many cases.

Ileke-IdI:

Lol this one calls himself a Yoruba boy. Funny video sha.
Parents plz teach your kids our language.



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The guy and the babe no serious at all, So funny, have to download it sharperly to my iPad so i can easily be sharing with friends.

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as long as the trait of back stabbing does passed on . . .

Lol

Ileke-IdI:

This woman tried sha. she gives sequential videos of different Yoruba scenes.

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Lol awww

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ileke idi,i know these ppl u jus posted.family friends of mine,mariied to a nigerian.she did not go to school to learn her yoruba,she stayed in naija for 3 years mixing with ppl learning the language.no rubbish yans or else warrrrrrrrrr

ikeyman00:

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as long as the trait of back stabbing does passed on . . .

Better than the trait of making serious GBAGAUNS like you. oloshi

Ikeyman, pronounce oil for me. If you say "Oyel" I definitely know that no two birds bear a hawk, obviously a son of a gun across a river Niger.

Funny thread but their effort to learn is worthy of praise. Many don't bother. Some are even here pretending to be oyinbo.

Titi is one of the Americans learning in Unibadan. Seems they are on a years sabbatical (or whatever) from their universities abroad. They all acquired yoruba names. She was shown chatting with people on the road a while ago. Very funny and friendly girl!

But sometimes i think foreign govts encourage their people to learn other languages cos it may be useful for security and investigation purposes.

Ileke-IdI:

She says a lot of true fact. About "surface Yoruba".

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wow! she beat me hands down. runs off to take private lessons from Ileke idi

@dustydee wow! she beat me hands down. runs off to take private lessons from Ileke idi

Even Ileke -Idi herself, how much Yoruba can she speak? Youth of this generation can't just speak the hardcore anymore and unfortunately, they feel proud for not being able to speak their language.

I have not met any Yoruba that falls within my scope in Yoruba language for a long time.

When u use vocabularies like Faraan, Oniganbe, lakalaka, alumogaji, toto, iyewu, aha, okiti-ogan, gaaru, opalamba etc they look at u as if u are speaking a different language. Can u ask ur to-be teacher Ileke Idi if she knows the meaning of those vocabularies?

Shame!

dustydee:

wow! she beat me hands down. runs off to take private lessons from Ileke idi