The proverbs from your languages with translation.
1. Ile laa wo ki a to so mo loruko- we look at the home before we name the child.
2. Eyinkule lota wa, inule laa sen gbe- the enemy is in the backyard, that's why we live inside.
3. Eni to jin si koto, o ko awon yoku logbon- one who falls in a pit, teaches the rest a lesson.
4. Eniyan o feni foro, a fori eni-
Nobody wishes you well except your head.

Drop yours'

Whether Yoruba, Igbo, Ijaw or whatever language you speak.



lalasticla. mynd44.

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Teni begi loju, igi a ruwe(i don't really know the meaning, anyone who can help us.)
Owo omode ko to pepe; t'agbalagba ko wo akengbe(same thing for this one, don't know the meaning).
Dada ko le ja sugbon o ni aburo to gbo ju- dada can't fight but he has a brother who can
Babalawo leri ibeji kini yo fi ibeji se(needs translation).

IJAW


Sei Kpor Inei, Ebi Kpor Inei.

It means
Good Or Bad Your Own Is Your Own.


My Village people say this.

Wanna shine