mi o ni laju le ki talubo ko wo.- i wount let u put me in trouble

mi oni laju le ki talubo ko wo-i wount let u put me in trouble (4 more skill acquisition u can learn dat in yoruba movies or beta still stay wit ur grand ma or grand pa 4 a yr n if u dont av one stat wit any of ur close relations from 60 n above.u'll hear enof

igi gogoro ma gun mi labe sokoto la fi nbo

Sapatapara lan sin to, Oju afonfotan -Ija lon daale , TRUE IS BETTER.

babrich39:

Sapatapara lan sin to, Oju afonfotan -Ija lon daale , TRUE IS BETTER.

Sapatapara lan sin to, bi ito ba yi layiju owo kan warapa ni yen.

check this out too. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-143270.608.html

10k 4 ur correction, REMI,

You are welcome also,

Patapata laafoju, kunna kunna laadete, oju afoifotan, ija nii da sile.

GUY, I dey see u GOD bless u as u contribute, more wisdom,knowledge{AMEN}

Agbab ki n wa loja kori omo titun wo.
An elder is not present at a market and permit a child's head to rest askew.
(Elders must not permit untowards happenings in their presence.)


Agba ofifo ni pariwo; apo to kun fowo ki n dun.
It is an empty barrel that is noisy; a sack full of money makes no sound.
(Empty barrels make the most noise.)


Agba ti ko lese n ile a logbon ninu.
An elder that has no substance should have cunning.
(One should know one's limitations and how to compensate for them.)

Agbagba to je ese'bi e pe arayin jo (Elders that shared Kolanut, it time to gather again)

This statement is made when in-laws come to report a recalcitrant woman to her parents, it implies that those who approved the marriage, by way of sharing the dowry should should regroup and save the situation, either call the young woman to order or otherwise. It could also be used to tell stakeholders the need to take care of a problem arising from their past decisions.

osat02: ti iku pa n poloto, ti ile ngbe osika, bo pe boya ire ama sun ni ise (if the wicked prosper, and the righteous suffer, doing good becomes burdensome)

hmmm. Been searching for this proverb for a long time now, first read/listen to it on Microsoft Encarta...

Bi eyin ba se meji, ko saa ti funfun (even if the teeth remains just two in the mouth, let it be white)