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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 7:20am On Sep 24, 2021
macof:

Olu you also need to seek mental health assistance.

All these Rants lacking in comprehensive consistency is just too much. What concerns isakole or oramfe with that post you quoted?
Stop mentioning me in your crazy posts
Lmao! You are only bullying and it does not take away my spanking you.

Imaging empty ranting you who also cannot even post diacritically correctly, on second person possesive pronoun rẹ and not rẹ̀ ×? grin grin

Mallam macof, you're the one who needs see medical intervention....l, Èlú and not the Oyo version Olú remain intact. Instead you are the one who needs the medical rehabilitation so as to cure you of OCD. Plainly, Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental health condition characterized by repetitive, unwanted, intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and irrational, excessive urges to do certain actions (compulsions).

You postulated lies perpetuated in the early 1900s AD (nineteen hundreds AD) till mid 2000s AD (twenty hundreds AD), when new researches claim otherwise. So check yourself before you do more damage to yourself.

Repent of your ignorance macof and stop hate speech.....
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by absoluteSuccess: 7:41am On Sep 24, 2021
macof:

All this run around just to prevent telling your friend he was wrong and needs to learn how to write Yoruba lol


I hope you don't develop high blood pressure with your mental illness because of macof on nairaland

Faceless macof,

you are irrelevant to this discorse but king when it comes to Discord.

Where knowledge is concerned, you learn and find out if there's any possibility of error, if not you won't touch the post but insult it afar. grin grin grin

your usecase is to ridicule people greater than you, whose knowledge dwarfs your irrelevant minuscule area of expertise "diabolics", or sorry, diacritics.

And you call yourself an historian?

How much you go collect to tell us what eleyoro mean in the proverb, because e be like say your thesis is about Yoruba diacritics, o mu kankan lokan e gidi.

Ajibole.
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by absoluteSuccess: 7:49am On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
Lmao! You are only bullying and it does not take away my spanking you.

Imaging empty ranting you who also cannot even post diacritically correctly, on second person possesive pronoun rẹ and not rẹ̀ ×? grin grin

Mallam macof, you're the one who needs see medical intervention....l, Èlú and not the Oyo version Olú remain intact. Instead you are the one who needs the medical rehabilitation so as to cure you of OCD. Plainly, Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental health condition characterized by repetitive, unwanted, intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and irrational, excessive urges to do certain actions (compulsions).

You postulated lies perpetuated in the early 1900s AD (nineteen hundreds AD) till mid 2000s AD (twenty hundreds AD), when new researches claim otherwise. So check yourself before you do more damage to yourself.

Repent of your ignorance macof and stop hate speech.....

This one weak me oo grin grin cheesy

He never gets far into Yoruba, he will drown if he travel far from where he can get help from Google translate.

He will drop any horribly annoying statement just to tie you down to what he wants you to discuss, never take the bait.

He's an enemy, he's here to cast a spell, ngba tee ba wa ninu airoju airaye, mofe mo bee se maa te siwaju pelu ogbon te gbon.
undecided

Modified

I secure this post with eleyoro, no faceless mallam should quote it.

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 8:26am On Sep 24, 2021
absoluteSuccess:


Kaleleyoro lo na, kafabo sodo ediye.

Your friend macof talks about standard Yoruba, and judging from the foregoing he's comfortable with it.

His interpretation of "Oduduwa descended from heaven" was

"lati Orun ni Oduduwa ro wa"

Question 1.

Can you correct him or that is "standard Yoruba" to you too?

Question 2.

The word "ro" can be found in, ojo n "ro" and also Eba yi "ro".

Does these two usage differ in diacritic and meaning?


Question 3.

What's the English word for such word in a speech?



Thanks.

I pray you don't ask for money or what's not to correct your friend.

@macof, what is "eleyoro"?

The difference between the usage of rọ̀ both for Òjò and Ẹ̀bà is context not in the diacritics, if you know this, you wouldn't have to ask for it when discussing diacritics unless you just want to be sarcastic. As for ẹlẹ́yọ́rọ́, it could mean snake or fox
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 8:30am On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
Lol ! Okay . Teach me. What do I know ?

But mó mọ̀ pè ọ̀rúnmìẹ̀làà ló bá lori gbogbo ayé ati ọ̀rún.

Mo mọ̀ pé, Ọ̀rúnmìlà ( what is ọ̀rúnmìẹ̀làà?)........

Too much errors on this one sentence, it can not make sense to any reasonable Yorùbá person except the writer
Olu, I thought we've gone past this already?
Cc
TAO11

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 8:33am On Sep 24, 2021
TAO11:
IF my friends make mistake, I correct them.

Olu go and learn Yoruba diacritics once and for all.

You didn’t make no mistake, you just don’t know jack about Yoruba diacritics.

Evidence abounds all over Nairaland for that.

Cc: macof, rhektor

I have said this over and over again, he writes and fix any diacritics on Yorùbá words without any format, he'll just fix anything anyhow, same word he'll fix another kind of diacritics to suit his needs at a given time Olu317 don't know diacritics and that is one of the reasons for his Yorùbá Hebrew pursuit

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 8:41am On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
Oh yes! You are even 200% correct . But you are even more guilty as a teacher grin grin grin.

This is the greatest joy I have......Laughing hilariously .

Tell me, who among you here has not blundered on diacritic in this platform ?

My stance has always being, that this is not a written thesis. So, why bother when you also fall victim of such.



Therefore, teach yourself or be taught by others because some Yoruba word falls under different diacritics and still with same meaning

Do self appraisal, my dear. For more informtion does your own accent falls within :

1. Yoruba language written in school ?

2. Yoruba language spoken in cities ?

3. Yoruba language spoken as hinterland dialect ?

To buttress my point, which among the word for "I" in your own dialect ?

mọ́

me-mi


Furthermore, how do you explain things to people when you can't remove the speck in your own eyes first before helping others. Instead you complain of specks on other people's eyes? Hypo.....te.


Let me clearly posit here that , whether there is sense in it or not, rather the message has been passed. Albeit the following is for you cheesy


"ìgbàlódé"- Correct

Olu: ọrọ̀ rẹ dabi ẹní ti kò fẹ "jẹwọ́ ọbun rẹ.....(not perfect, but better because I ommitted some diacritics)

Macof:ọ̀rọ̀ rẹ dàbí ẹni tí kò fẹ́ "jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bùn rẹ̀ (worse)

ọ̀rọ̀ ×:
ọ̀bùn ×
rẹ̀×

Yoruba language taught in school:
" ọ̀rọ rẹ dàbí ẹni ti kò fẹ́ jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bun rẹ."
If one is to interpret what you wrote in the sentence lol
Ọ̀rọ = means nothing in Yorùbá not even in any of the Yorùbá dialect
Which school taught you tí write like this?
You even have to argue that ọ̀rọ̀ is wrong like what the f* is wrong with you? Olu317, I have said this before, "go back to school and learn proper use of diacritics in Yorùbá writing.


It is people like you who would argue Ọta and Otta, aiye and ayé ẹyẹ and ẹiyẹ etc

Cc
Macof TAO11

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 8:44am On Sep 24, 2021
TAO11:

That Olu317 doesn’t know jack about the diacritics of Yoruba language is well known by all and sundry.

What he wrote is actually with the tone: re-mi-re-mi — that is, “it is calabash you wore [as ‘cap’]”

cheesy grin Wahala.
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PS: It is Ìgbàlódé by the way.

Regards.

The annoying thing about him is that, Olu317 will argue that he has evidence for his silly writings lol grin grin

He's never wrong, always right even when he's writting unintelligible words in Yorùbá language

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 8:47am On Sep 24, 2021
macof:
its like this guy really isn't capable of understanding diacritics. Why is it that anytime you write in yoruba it is always wrong. you can write it without any diacritics at all instead of trying to act like you know what you are writing

here is the correct way to write what you wrote here, even though you insulted me i will still teach you free of charge grin
ọ̀rọ̀ rẹ dàbí ẹni tí kò fẹ́ "jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bùn rẹ̀

oh and which screenshot? you this guy and your lies cheesy this comment of yours is literally your response to my diacritics of "igbalode" you do not have any previous comment responding to that
baba no post anything, he is here saying he posted screenshot


blabing and rants.

but i was expecting this cheesy as usual you argue you were not wrong. I never knew you to be a perosn to accept his mistake so i was surprised to see you did not argue about writing "yoruba" with the wrong diacritics. probably because that one is an extremely popular word that you would have to be raving mad to argue there. I mean it is the name of the language and people itself so of course . But who knows maybe you will soon come back to argue that one too

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It is not "Igbálodé"
Igbá means "calabash". means "to arrive". Makes no sense. And just by pronouncing this it is so off. what you are saying here means "It is the calabash that arrived".

Go and learn to write yoruba properly mr. man and stop trying to fool people on nairaland

@TAO11, Abohboy, rhektor

Are you just knowing Olu317? Watch him change the topic in no time, the guy na chameleon grin

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 9:02am On Sep 24, 2021
absoluteSuccess:


Faceless macof,

you are irrelevant to this discorse but king when it comes to Discord.

Where knowledge is concerned, you learn and find out if there's any possibility of error, if not you won't touch the post but insult it afar. grin grin grin

your usecase is to ridicule people greater than you, whose knowledge dwarfs your irrelevant minuscule area of expertise "diabolics", or sorry, diacritics.

And you call yourself an historian?

How much you go collect to tell us what eleyoro mean in the proverb, because e be like say your thesis is about Yoruba diacritics, o mu kankan lokan e gidi.

Ajibole.

The meaning of Eleyoro does not suffice at all in correcting your friend about his use of diacritics, maybe you don't know what diacritics are, it is "àmì ohùn"
Once you get the diacritics wrong you will get the words wrong and consequently not understand what the writer is trying to pass across. The Yorùbá language is a tonal language and as such it is written with diacritics to make sure that your readers won't be missing the right pronunciation. Yorùbá is not the only language with diacritics, French, Arabic etc has diacritics. Please tell your friend, Olu317 to learn the use of diacritics, it is very important because if you get the wrong diacritics you destroy the meaning of words.
For example
Ìgbà = time
Igbá = calabash
Igba = 200

Ifọ́n = a town
Ifọ̀n = a type of skin disease


Èwe = childhood
Ewé = leaf

You can see from these few words that when one write the diacritics is very important to make sure that your reader are not lost to what you mean

Although, sometimes the context could be of help but one wouldn't need to search for context if the diacritics are right. In fact, the diacritics could help you to understand the context
✌️




Cc Macof TAO11

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 9:06am On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
Lmao! You are only bullying and it does not take away my spanking you.

Imaging empty ranting you who also cannot even post diacritically correctly, on second person possesive pronoun rẹ and not rẹ̀ ×? grin grin

Mallam macof, you're the one who needs see medical intervention....l, Èlú and not the Oyo version Olú remain intact. Instead you are the one who needs the medical rehabilitation so as to cure you of OCD. Plainly, Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental health condition characterized by repetitive, unwanted, intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and irrational, excessive urges to do certain actions (compulsions).

You postulated lies perpetuated in the early 1900s AD (nineteen hundreds AD) till mid 2000s AD (twenty hundreds AD), when new researches claim otherwise. So check yourself before you do more damage to yourself.

Repent of your ignorance macof and stop hate speech.....

Rẹ and rẹ̀ are both correct as pronoun in the Yorùbá writing

It depends on if it to mean you or him
Rẹ = you
Rẹ̀ = him/her/it

Stop trying so much to make it look like you've not made any mistakes on the use of diacritics, Olu, you don't know how to apply diacritics at all, remember I have called you out on this before?
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 9:23am On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
Lmao! Who told you that you are right? Infact who told you when you posted , the rejoinder you made any better correction ?

ọ̀rọ̀ rẹ dàbí ẹni ti kò fẹ̀ jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bùn rẹ̀ is correct ? false diacritics

Same problem recurring. Instead,it is "ọ̀rọ rẹ dàbí ẹni ti kò fẹ́ jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bun rẹ," I don't know the reason your arrogant situation is pathetic.

laṣẹ́ èdù your ignorance will continue to be corrected.

You goofed trying to correct what is right lol grin

Anytime anyone try to correct what is right they destroy it. Olu go and learn the basic use of diacritics in Yorùbá language, you won't die if you do

ọ̀rọ rẹ dàbí ẹni ti kò fẹ́ jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bun rẹ,

Ọrọ́ = **** ( you probably mean ọ̀rọ̀ = word)
Rẹ = you/your
Dàbí = is like
Ẹni = someone
Ti = peel (you probably mean )
Kò = not/don't
Fẹ́ = want
Jẹ́wọ́ = confess/say/assert
Ọ̀bun = ***** [you probably mean Ọ̀bùn = filth, dirty, market (in Ìjẹ̀bú dialect), weakness in context]
Rẹ = you/your (you probably mean rẹ̀ = him/her/it)

You can see word for word that you have destroyed what the actual statement mean by using the wrong diacritics.
If you strap all together in English you have made no sense in the sentence
Cc
TAO11 Macof

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 9:25am On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
Lmao ?Jubilating o'er false information. If indeed Yorubas were pure Africans,then where did all the dna differential comes from ? Ignorance is not an accuse but self denial is your problem.

Kindly post where Yoruba actually came from in Africa!

Are you even aware Ìṣàkọ̀lẹ̀ is paid to Ọ̀ràmfẹ̀ lineage? grin cheesy grin

Can you explain why Ìṣàkọ̀lẹ̀ is paid to Ọ̀ràmfẹ̀ lineage ?

Define Ọ̀ràmfẹ̀ group's relationship with other groups alongside odùà group in Iléifẹ̀ cheesy cheesy grin

What about the genetic connection of Yorubas which shows far away morroco ancient fossil human links and Near East? You're a funny man because you lacked the pedigree to comprehend these things grin cheesy

No wonder you sped like a lightening when I posted dna analysis as compared with thepeople'sdnafoundin ancient Israel even Ibos can not stand it! cool .
Meanwhile, the connection with Ibos were purely inter -marriages and assimilation touches. cool

Note: If you need dna link to show ibos are not same as Yorubas based on deeper gene analysis , then consult me.

It is Morocco today lol soon it'll be the turn of Libya lmao quit being like this please for the sake of sanity
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 10:34am On Sep 24, 2021
absoluteSuccess:


This one weak me oo grin grin cheesy

He never gets far into Yoruba, he will drown if he travel far from where he can get help from Google translate.

He will drop any horribly annoying statement just to tie you down to what he wants you to discuss, never take the bait.

He's an enemy, he's here to cast a spell, ngba tee ba wa ninu airoju airaye, mofe mo bee se maa te siwaju pelu ogbon te gbon.
undecided

Modified

I secure this post with eleyoro, no faceless mallam should quote it.
He actually thought it is a child's play because I choose to be protoganist .

Seriously, I am not the type who seeks the downfall of my fellow Yoruba man. Instead, I rather compliment my people.

I hope he realises his error and eschew
peace with people who actually have better information than he and his co-friends. So that he learns from information got from superior sources.

Anyway, irrespective of his view, I remain unperturbed because he is still living in the 1940s of unsubstantiated hypothesis grin cheesy

The man is simply not a realist in as much as he refuses to accept different dialects which has diverse diacritic sign, rather than forcing us to accept falsification.

Too many to mention. Take for instance, afẹfẹ/afẹẹfẹ of Oyo and Ilẹ̀ifẹ̀'s(Iléifẹ̀) àfẹ́rẹ́ with older dialects than Oyo (cold weather,wind ) .The false teachers will come online and boasts. Lmaoo

Bábá/Bàbá/Baba/Bábà/abà/àbá/aba/Bá/Bà/
are same in meaning, ranging from father,great father, grandfather,holy father/king/lord/ irrespective of different diacritics,even if some of these words are homophone.

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 11:31am On Sep 24, 2021
rhektor:


It is Morocco today lol soon it'll be the turn of Libya lmao quit being like this please for the sake of sanity
Are you still living in the 19th century AD ?

If yes, then I have no reason to inform as got from scientific sources based on not only dna but segment of it known as genome.

But if you are ready, then science, has shown that part of Africa, has fossil human older than Ethiopia which was once claimed before to be the oldest. Morocco is still the place where the oldest fossil human was found in Africa and the hottest region in Africa.

Now,Yoruba gene show large % of interaction with fossil found in Morroco and with part of Levant and not modern day Arabs .

Help enrich your mind without feeling bitter. Let me ask you a question, where does the Ake people comes from in Ileife ? Inform me and let me learn from you.
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 11:51am On Sep 24, 2021
rhektor:


You goofed trying to correct what is right lol grin

Anytime anyone try to correct what is right they destroy it. Olu go and learn the basic use of diacritics in Yorùbá language, you won't die if you do

ọ̀rọ rẹ dàbí ẹni ti kò fẹ́ jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bun rẹ,

Ọrọ́ = **** ( you probably mean ọ̀rọ̀ = word)
Rẹ = you/your
Dàbí = is like
Ẹni = someone
Ti = peel (you probably mean )
Kò = not/don't
Fẹ́ = want
Jẹ́wọ́ = confess/say/assert
Ọ̀bun = ***** [you probably mean Ọ̀bùn = filth, dirty, market (in Ìjẹ̀bú dialect), weakness in context]
Rẹ = you/your (you probably mean rẹ̀ = him/her/it)

You can see word for word that you have destroyed what the actual statement mean by using the wrong diacritics.
If you strap all together in English you have made no sense in the sentence
Cc
TAO11 Macof
It is

ọ̀rọ = word
rẹ= your,thy
dàbí= seems "like"/ looks "like"
ẹni -individual/someone/who
ti= to have
kò =not
fẹ́-be willing to obey
jẹ́wọ́= to confess
ọ̀bun=dirt~filth
rẹ= your

Meanwhile
Your own ọ̀rọ̀ is not correct. Rather it is ọ̀rọ.

Before I let you run away. Have you read history of Ondo ekimogun? If not, then I will send you the link and see what is another word for father in Yoruba language which is also ancient word among Yorubas.
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by TAO11(f): 12:38pm On Sep 24, 2021
rhektor and macof, y’all should come and have a good laugh oo.

Olu has dropped the latest bombshell on our Yoruba diacritics o.

Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by macof(m): 12:39pm On Sep 24, 2021
rhektor:


Rẹ and rẹ̀ are both correct as pronoun in the Yorùbá writing

It depends on if it to mean you or him
Rẹ = you
Rẹ̀ = him/her/it

Stop trying so much to make it look like you've not made any mistakes on the use of diacritics, Olu, you don't know how to apply diacritics at all, remember I have called you out on this before?

Actually what I wrote was
"ọ̀rọ̀ rẹ dàbí ẹni tí kò fẹ́ jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bùn rẹ̀" = your case is like someone who doesn't want to confess his filth
In correction to what he wrote which was wrong in many places.

The problem is that Olu doesn't understand the difference between "rẹ" and "rẹ̀" so he writes them both the same way

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by macof(m): 12:46pm On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
It is

ọ̀rọ = word
rẹ= your,thy
dàbí= seems "like"/ looks "like"
ẹni -individual/someone/who
ti= to have
kò =not
fẹ́-be willing to obey
jẹ́wọ́= to confess
ọ̀bun=dirt~filth
rẹ= your

Meanwhile
Your own ọ̀rọ̀ is not correct. Rather it is ọ̀rọ.

Before I let you run away. Have you read history of Ondo ekimogun? If not, then I will send you the link and see what is another word for father in Yoruba language which is also ancient word among Yorubas.

Lmao grin wetin concern Ondo and the word for father with the matter on ground?
Be calming down and stop running about

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by TAO11(f): 12:50pm On Sep 24, 2021
rhektor, you sabi this language. I saw some things now as I was reading along. Kudos.

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 1:12pm On Sep 24, 2021
rhektor:


Rẹ and rẹ̀ are both correct as pronoun in the Yorùbá writing

It depends on if it to mean you or him
Rẹ = you
Rẹ̀ = him/her/it

Stop trying so much to make it look like you've not made any mistakes on the use of diacritics, Olu, you don't know how to apply diacritics at all, remember I have called you out on this before?

I have never mentioned that I do not make mistake either due to omission or commission but more of nonchalant attitude towards issue I see as no big deal.

It is 100% accurate that your friends are the ones claiming accuracy to attack my personality,in which even they also fall prey to their attack on me grin cheesy.

Obviously, some of your guys actually are just bent on giving perfect information on Yoruba history when infact, Yoruba as a people have information hidden in her tradition which showed difference between Yorubas and many west Africans groups. This has always being my position because I have information from Yoruba Visual Arts found in Ileife which differs with pyramids found in Iboland And Egyptians Pyramids aswell as the Hieroglyphs of Egypt.

Yorubas do not have pyramids but Obelisk found in Egypt, Near East and Europe. The trident found in Yorubas opa oranmiyan does not exist wholly in Africa,rather it is found in Europe, Near East and Proper Asian records.

This is my point,which to farther the reality of where Yoruba Race's leaders and the thirteen settlement came from, which is distinct from Oramfe group.
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 1:23pm On Sep 24, 2021
macof:


Lmao grin wetin concern Ondo and the word for father with the matter on ground?
Be calming down and stop running about
Well,you seem forgetful grin .

rhekor had once claimed father in Yoruba is not abà which all English dictionary claims it is an Hebrew-Aramaic word for father which is shared with Yorubas. This is the reason I drew his attention to ondo's Ekimogun's obà's granted interview, where he spoke about the kingdom's history and he mentioned the word "abà"

Reality is that both ancient Hebrew speakers and Aramaic's are not known grin. World's Scholar aptly called the language "Isolate language". Fact #Fact# Fact#.
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 2:20pm On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
I have never mentioned that I do not make mistake either due to omission or commission but more of nonchalant attitude towards issue I see as no big deal.

It is 100% accurate that your friends are the ones claiming accuracy to attack my personality,in which even they also fall prey to their attack on me grin cheesy.

Obviously, some of your guys actually are just bent on giving perfect information on Yoruba history when infact, Yoruba as a people have information hidden in her tradition which showed difference between Yorubas and many west Africans groups. This has always being my position because I have information from Yoruba Visual Arts found in Ileife which differs with pyramids found in Iboland And Egyptians Pyramids aswell as the Hieroglyphs of Egypt.

Yorubas do not have pyramids but Obelisk found in Egypt, Near East and Europe. The trident found in Yorubas opa oranmiyan does not exist wholly in Africa,rather it is found in Europe, Near East and Proper Asian records.

This is my point,which to farther the reality of where Yoruba Race's leaders and the thirteen settlement came from, which is distinct from Oramfe group.
The comment you responded to has nothing to do with your response, maybe it's an oversight or deliberate I can not say but I am sure that you decided to wave the issue raised in my comment for an obvious reason cheesy

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 2:21pm On Sep 24, 2021
TAO11:
rhektor, you sabi this language. I saw some things now as I was reading along. Kudos.

Boss, I doph my hat o, I am only a learner
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 2:22pm On Sep 24, 2021
macof:

Actually what I wrote was
"ọ̀rọ̀ rẹ dàbí ẹni tí kò fẹ́ jẹ́wọ́ ọ̀bùn rẹ̀" = your case is like someone who doesn't want to confess his filth
In correction to what he wrote which was wrong in many places.

The problem is that Olu doesn't understand the difference between "rẹ" and "rẹ̀" so he writes them both the same way

I know sir, I have to explain to Olu317, so that he can see where he's missing and mixing things up
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 2:23pm On Sep 24, 2021
TAO11:
rhektor and macof, y’all should come and have a good laugh oo.

Olu has dropped the latest bombshell on our Yoruba diacritics o.
Olu317 can never learn grin

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 2:27pm On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
It is

ọ̀rọ = word
rẹ= your,thy
dàbí= seems "like"/ looks "like"
ẹni -individual/someone/who
ti= to have
kò =not
fẹ́-be willing to obey
jẹ́wọ́= to confess
ọ̀bun=dirt~filth
rẹ= your

Meanwhile
Your own ọ̀rọ̀ is not correct. Rather it is ọ̀rọ.

Before I let you run away. Have you read history of Ondo ekimogun? If not, then I will send you the link and see what is another word for father in Yoruba language which is also ancient word among Yorubas.

Olu317, when will you learn?
Ọ̀rọ̀ =do do (it is low - low tone
Ọ̀rọ = do re (low - high tone)

Guy are you out of your mind? Please take this to a primary school teacher to explain to you as whatever I write for you here seem to be too difficult for you


Cc
TAO11 macof

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 2:28pm On Sep 24, 2021
rhektor:

The comment you responded to has nothing to do with your response, maybe it's an oversight or deliberate I can not say but I am sure that you decided to wave the issue raised in my comment for an obvious reason cheesy
Not oversight but a rejoinder to the past discuss on the word for "father" in Yoruba language.

This thread is about Yoruba and Hebrew,which it is not out of context,if we agree that Yoruba related matter can be in forefront of juxtaposition.

No hard feeling. grin cheesy
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 2:31pm On Sep 24, 2021
Olu317:
Are you still living in the 19th century AD ?

If yes, then I have no reason to inform as got from scientific sources based on not only dna but segment of it known as genome.

But if you are ready, then science, has shown that part of Africa, has fossil human older than Ethiopia which was once claimed before to be the oldest. Morocco is still the place where the oldest fossil human was found in Africa and the hottest region in Africa.

Now,Yoruba gene show large % of interaction with fossil found in Morroco and with part of Levant and not modern day Arabs .

Help enrich your mind without feeling bitter. Let me ask you a question, where does the Ake people comes from in Ileife ? Inform me and let me learn from you.

Which Ake? Lmao what has that got to do with your Moroccan swerve? Olu who do you like this? Why do you like to mingle things up in your bid to escape scrutiny? Truth needs no jumping from tree to tree. You have difficulty in understanding simple things yet you want to lay claim on complex things

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by rhektor(m): 2:34pm On Sep 24, 2021
macof:


Lmao grin wetin concern Ondo and the word for father with the matter on ground?
Be calming down and stop running about

Did I not tell you that he will swerve and change topic? That Olu317 guy is just daft

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by TAO11(f): 2:38pm On Sep 24, 2021
rhektor:
Which Ake? Lmao what has that got to do with your Moroccan swerve? Olu who do you like this? Why do you like to mingle things up in your bid to escape scrutiny? Truth needs no jumping from tree to tree. You have difficulty in understanding simple things yet you want to lay claim on complex things
He is actually deluded.

#TruthToGod

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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 2:46pm On Sep 24, 2021
rhektor:


Olu317, when will you learn?
Ọ̀rọ̀ =do do (it is low - low tone
Ọ̀rọ = do re (low - high tone)

Guy are you out of your mind? Please take this to a primary school teacher to explain to you as whatever I write for you here seem to be too difficult for you


Cc
TAO11 macof
Are you more correct than Yorúbàá dictionary? It says ọ̀rọ and not ọ̀rọ̀. Professor, I hail thee

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