I'm wanting to learn the Yoruba language. Anybody want to teach me, i will pay!!! I appreciate that it might be hard to learn on-line without actually hearing the pronunciation but it's worth a try. If for example you indicate the sound as well as the correct spelling and translation in English.

For example

ba wo nee (Wrote how it sounds) = how are you or how's things

I hope you get my drift. Peace

(Seun, sorry that I duplicated this thread here and in Adverts, delete applicable!)

Ki Lon Se le ---------- Can also mean how are you,wassup, and how's things

Z4M4eva:

Ki Lon Se le ---------- Can also mean how are you,wassup, and how's things

Ke low shelly (Is that how is sounds?)

well i got ur drift,am available 4 u 2 teach u d yoruba language on line .u cud reach on 08036783449 n my e-mail is segseas@yahoo.com,so long .

SIBLI_06:

Ke low shelly (Is that how is sounds?)

The 'N' and 'Le' has to be pronounced.

Ki Lo 'n' Se 'le'

@Z4M4eva -- thanks

@segsi, no offense, I would be more confident with a member of NL that has been posting for a while. At least that way I can check their post history to try ascertain their character. Thanks for your offer though.

It's my pleasure.



Do you know already: How to greet in the morning,afternoon,and evening in Yoruba?

Forgive errors

EKaro - Good Morning (E Ka row)
EKasan - Good Afternoon (E Ka san)

Ecrawly (I know that is no where near) Good Evening (E Craw lee)

Am I close? (Apart from spelling)

My wife is Yoruba but she does not have the patience to teach me. I want to learn it and supprise her one day!

hi i can teach you all the in anmd out of yoruba online from the scaratch to the position where you even outshine other yorubas!juust ring me up on 07090133743or mail me on didedaniel@yahoo.com-------do that nowwwww.

I teach Yoruba online to a group of women from America,UK and other parts of the world that got married to Yoruba men. I studied English Language, so I'm able to bring out contrast and comparison in English language and Yoruba which makes it easier to learn and teach. Pls send me a message on 08094725618.

SIBLI06:
I'm wanting to learn the Yoruba language. Anybody want to teach me, i will pay!!! I appreciate that it might be hard to learn on-line without actually hearing the pronunciation but it's worth a try. If for example you indicate the sound as well as the correct spelling and translation in English.

For example

ba wo nee (Wrote how it sounds) = how are you or how's things

I hope you get my drift. Peace

(Seun, sorry that I duplicated this thread here and in Adverts, delete applicable!)

It's not hard if You see the right person to teach You.. O Le kan si mi Lori email Yi - (You can reach me on this email) asabailala@gmail.com

SIBLI06:
I'm wanting to learn the Yoruba language. Anybody want to teach me, i will pay!!! I appreciate that it might be hard to learn on-line without actually hearing the pronunciation but it's worth a try. If for example you indicate the sound as well as the correct spelling and translation in English.

For example

ba wo nee (Wrote how it sounds) = how are you or how's things

I hope you get my drift. Peace

(Seun, sorry that I duplicated this thread here and in Adverts, delete applicable!)

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