Yoruba people can't correct someone
without adding insult as a suffix....

(1) "do it like this, ode"

(2) "press the red button, oponu"

(3) " Hold it for me, didirin

(4)" You can't greet person, onibaje

(5)" Give it to your broda jor, agbaaya

(6)" Go nd baff jor, obun

(7) Go and do your assignment, olodo OSI

(8 )You better wake up..olo orun iya

(9) Shut up your mouth, elejowewe

(10) Where are you coming from, alarinka

(11) U get time to read this post, alaini Ise

lol, add yours.....

very true,

FreshBoss007:
very true,

"very true?" i say add yours "abinu eni"

#NaJokeO.

When you publicly disrespect yourself and someone younger than you addresses you- Aunti agbaaya

Contact17:
When you publicly disrespect yourself and someone younger than you addresses you- Aunti agbaaya

when your parent is speaking with an adult and you try to interfere – elenu tibolo tibolo bi enu aja....


till today i don't know the meaning of "tibolo tibolo" but it sure pained me.

Stop makin noise, omo jati jati.

lexiconkabir:


when your parent is speaking with an adult and you try to interfere – elenu tibolo tibolo bi enu aja....


till today i don't know the meaning of "tibolo tibolo" but it sure pained me.

I once received a slap for that and I wasn't even interfering. The lady said and did something funny and I started laughing.

Contact17:


I once received a slap for that and I wasn't even interfering. The lady said and did something funny and I started laughing.

lol, pele

OP, no be lie at all. Them carry insults do us ni...thankfully, I narrowly escaped with only "monkey Oshi" and "oniranu". Both double as insults and endearments. Imagine me hugging my friend that is doing one crazy thing while chanting monkey Oshi. The day I mistakenly called the pretty babe a monkey in front of her bobo ennnhhhh, his look just threw the two of us into a fit of laughter! I truly love all my monkeys...from the babies to the adults...may God bless you for me

I remain your most loving monkey

I dey tell you, yorubas can swear. Any small thing they'll start swearing.

sisisioge:


OP, no be lie at all. Them carry insults do us ni...thankfully, I narrowly escaped with only "monkey Oshi" and "oniranu". Both double as insults and endearments. Imagine me hugging my friend that is doing one crazy thing while chanting monkey Oshi. The day I mistakenly called the pretty babe a monkey in front of her bobo ennnhhhh, his look just threw the two of us into a fit of laughter! I truly love all my monkeys...from the babies to the adults...may God bless you for me

I remain you most loving monkey

Yoruba people can insult ehn, listen to this angry mtn customer and customer care attendant, the customer is a Yoruba man


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReDtX9wvOoM

Lol

Yoruba people can't correct someone
without adding insult as a suffix....

(1) "do it like this, ode"

(2) "press the red button, oponu"

(3) " Hold it for me, didirin

(4)" You can't greet person, onibaje

(5)" Give it to your broda jor, agbaaya

(6)" Go nd baff jor, obun

(7) Go and do your assignment, olodo OSI

(8 )You better wake up..olo orun iya

(9) Shut up your mouth, elejowewe

(10) Where are you coming from, alarinka

(11) U get time to read this post, alaini Ise

lol, add yours.....

Se You don't see me sitting here ni? Afoju!

Hold on, who told you that nonsense? Oti ya were

Ogbeni, We are late, walk faastii ahhh. Asopa

Not there, bring it to me here. Amukun meko

Calm down Im showing you what to do. Dodo yo

Dont worry me. Turn around, its behind you. Gongo su

Come back here. Oya, pick it up, put where it belongs. Alakori

See white clean cotton now soiled and dirty, ehnnn ? Abu sondoko