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Iamsammy:
Can a Yoruba man translate aofiyebi to English?

bakescos01:
Not sure if I remembered correctly , I guess Touch of spice( Gbabe) on Star FM 101.5 . Use to listen to that show like every Saturday night or there about. Her voice is as catching and her intonation was the best.

TheGiftedOne:



Madam Tinsel, see how you almost turned to a witch trying to recreate Nolltywood's foremost wicked mother-in-law

Dbeautyy:
. Hmmm, very correct and also ds family soap opera movie titled Palace in d 90's. Saturday nite Touch of spice, I no dey carry last that time oo, if light no dey, I go just carry my Sunca rechargeable lamp +radio. Really missed those wonderful programs

Stevecovey:
Man, dt name is concentrated old school Yoruba o. I think it kinda means 'we will use life to birth' or it could mean "we will use knowledge to ask". It could also mean something different in a particular dialect.

These are literal translations. It makes more sense in Yoruba than in English.

rainmoredays:
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If you know, you know

rainmoredays:
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If you know, you know

2ru9jaman:

The closest translation is 'Born of inestimable value'

TheGiftedOne:



Madam Tinsel, see how you almost turned to a witch trying to recreate Nolltywood's foremost wicked mother-in-law

rainmoredays:
B941AZewscAewq-217598

If you know, you know

TheGiftedOne:



Madam Tinsel, see how you almost turned to a witch trying to recreate Nolltywood's foremost wicked mother-in-law

Sijo01:
If e nor be Ikorodu boys, e nor fit be like Ikorodu boys

Ladycoolbreeze:
Awwwww so cute even at mimics. I love you and happy birthday fun.

ZaOzaRoom:
Remove 2 e's from breeze in your moniker

Ladycoolbreeze:
Why should I?

ZaOzaRoom:
Remove the 'e' before 'z' and the 'e' after 'z'.

Ladycoolbreeze:
State your reason (s) and stop confusing your teacher

ZaOzaRoom:
It makes your moniker sexier.