I am black brazilian and I'm thinking of vising Nigeria. I love the yoruba language and some brazil here we try to keep to yoruba culture to stay with the culture: maybe I can learn little yoruba from here a little before I travel.

http://www.yatotainment.com/infoPages/show_page/default.php?pages_id=24

tchau

That's sweet of you

Bawo ni (how's it going?)

Kilo n shele (what's up/what's happening?)

I hope you're not planning visit any part of yorubaland except Lagos, they may end up cutting your head off for Oro sacrifice.

otapiapia:

I hope you're not planning visit any part of yorubaland except Lagos, they may end up cutting your head off for Oro sacrifice.

are you in your right mind? Or your head as been ripped off already?

Can someone translate this to english language, wajasahum bimo sobarun janata wahriran

Hey, not that I know of that Language you wrote down

we to be:

Can someone translate this to english language, wajasahum bimo sobarun janata wahriran

the last part is the only part I can attempt the rest is either jumbled up or poorly transcribed.

'Wa riran' means 'you'll see'(threat) or 'come and see' (either as command or more like "gain understanding".

kodewrita:

the last part is the only part I can attempt the rest is either jumbled up or poorly transcribed.

'Wa riran' means 'you'll see'(threat) or 'come and see' (either as command or more like "gain understanding".

Just checked your other posts and this language is not yoruba, its arabic

thank you very much, I bought the cd from http://www.yatotainment.com/infoPages/show_page/default.php?pages_id=24 and is help me little better. Bawo ni( how are you), maa bo(come), se o fe jeun(do you want to eat)

i like learning it.


tchau