sade1994:


she o ti ku ni?

CACAWA:
More importantly.

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Wè rè- you must be mentally challenged

Íyà e - your mom, as in, like seriously, your mom..okay? Ooorgh

Dúró náà, Àbí ayé e fé bà jé? - just a minute pls, is your endeavour interested in a nose dive or what?

Kósì ló jòó. - please get out of here and take your stupidity along with you...durrh




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semitunde:


You've used one even in this your post. Surviving without it eh?

NovusHomo:


It is Yoruba for "Give me more", or "Add more for me"

NovusHomo:


"Yo ba iya e"
"Whatever insult you can imagine goes to your mother'.

Please, please, please, don't ever say that to a Yoruba person you are really not very,very,very familiar with.

gbosaa:



That language would be spoken where there would be too much heat with the smell of sulphur. The landlord there love incantations and Yoruba language sound like one.

Exotic language like Igbo is the language of heaven.

Angel Gabriel and Saint Peter would be like..."nwanna irutego?, kee ka imelu? Ngwa bata, Eze enigwe edozigolu gi ebe iga ebi"... I would shake his hand and grab my keys..

At the other side with lots of smoke and fumes, the landlord and his area boys would be swearing and cursing at you for not prostrating on the hot char coals.

histemple:

So Bèè kò is no longer "not like that" ?
I was thinking that "Oti o" is NO.

jhasper:
se oya rere ni
.
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if conductor no give u change

notoriousbabe:
How about if person wan fok?how person go talk am?

jesuspikinjp:


mo fe do e

notoriousbabe:
how do you say remove your pant,lie down on the mat and spread your legs?

jesuspikinjp:


do you wear pant ? just pull your skirt up he is ready to go

Iefosa:
Op you nor add '' Ewa go in''... Hunger don finish you for Lagos be that na

diva90:


Wat is o wa in English? Does it mean stop?

diva90:


This is the same in other languages too. You have one word that is spelt same but have different meanings however though spelling is same, the pronunciation and intonation differs

Eg. In Igbo language
Ákwá - cloth
Ákwà - cry
Ákwa - egg

antispexish:

it's even more confusing when you add "rara"

NovusHomo:


Ewa agonyin (Egun beans)

NovusHomo:


"Ode"!...
Now, you won't like this..........



"slowpoke"

ladyF:



But you be olodo sha, dem say yoruba words, u no sabi read ni... Weyrey too is another example

NovusHomo:


You must be quite gifted, or you just learn the basics. Most people find it so difficult to learn. Consider the following:

Oko-Husband
Oko: farmland/village
Oko: stone
Oko: Di*k
O koo: He/She meets/met him/her
Okoo: Twenty.

Now, you know what I mean.

ajepako:
Add:

o ya were ni?

won sepe fun e ni?

lyalaya e..

ori e buru..

omo ale jatijati

oloshi...

ati be be lo...

Proudly yoruba jare whatever...

csbrown:


won sepe fun yin no abeg translate�