vital1:
I didn't get question not to talk being able to perform in the test and I am from Ondo and can speak and teach the language very well.
Please kindly check your mail again infact let me reforward the mail to you.

dharmie13:
What part of ondo dialect plz....is it ondo town?abi ilaje,idanre

Efewestern:


You can start by modifying your subsequent comments, u self know say urhobo no dey sabi beef una.



If you so much believe that Edema is a yoruba word then you can start by giving me the meaning, Thou dialect differ but you can easily tell which is Yoruba or not.

Edemadudun - Edema (Edoid) + dudu (Yoruba) .. You don't need a Prof to tell you which itsekiri word is Yoruboid or not, but I will definitely give you prove to my claim.. hold on.

And Gentleman in Yoruba is also Jeje , https://yoruba.english-dictionary.help/english-to-yoruba-meaning-gentleman ..

Nuzo1:


Wow. To God be the glory.

For clarity sake; the military will hand over to an interim government headed by a Yoruba pastor. Tunde Bakare?

The Yoruba pastor
will surprisingly and against popular opinion hand over to a democratic government headed by the young Igbo guy that will clean up Nigeria.

God has a reason for picking a pastor for the interim government. The pastor's choice for the next president will surprise majority of Nigerians, but they won't know his choice will be as a result of a prophetic revelation by God.

Just like how some people have shown, a lot of people will be angry for the choice of an Igbo man when the time comes. Please don't be, you cannot imagine the turnaround God wants to do with His choice.

Take note sir iykomo0

ERCROSS:


Yeah, me too. I saw 2022, we had a young president. I remember I was speaking with someone who said every Nigerian now have at least 10 hours of electricity.

BeansAndBread:
Matthew 5:17-22. He didn't come to abolish the law but to fulfill it, you Christians are following Paul not Jesus.

BeansAndBread:


There are known as Afro Arabs, Google Afro Arabs in Saudi Arabia. If you watched the last World Cup, you should have noticed the black players in the Saudi team.



Defending the missionaries right? The missionaries came along with the colonialists, the missionaries were protected by the colonial government. The colonial governments sent the missionaries to help teach the people how to read and write, the missionaries together with this tasks began evangelism in Muslim areas especially in the north and south west. The colonialists stole many of our artifacts and history and took it to the Britain, the only innocent missionaries were those of African origin like Ajayi crowther and the rest.

And concerning Egypt, what you're condemning the Arabs of doing is exactly what the Christian Byzantines did. They forced the people to adopt their language of Greek. The Coptic language on the other hand is still utilized in Egypt.

And Abraham, Isaac and Jacob weren't Jews. So what's your nagging? Besides, Abraham is the father of Arabs, Isaac is their uncle so why can't they claim them?



You should read about the north under Islam, read about the likes of Idris Alooma and their achievements. I hope that isn't too much to ask?



Ok, that's your belief. Islam is a complete way of life which teaches you how to live. This is why shariah is clamored by Muslims in Yorubaland. The shariah isn't what you think it is, if you were sincere enough you would have at least read about it and what it entails. But your problem is you lack understanding of even your own bible as I'll expose you now.

Jesus supported Shariah, disprove from your bible.

bluke:




Translation from paleo hebrew
[/b]BRA SY TH BRA ELHYM E.TH HSMYM WE. TH HER TS


[b]Translation to ancient yoruba
[/b]Ibere A ise eyi ti oburo A, eluhaye amo (clay), ei thi hii san omi eiye mu, Wo ei thi hii ei itse


[b]Translation to English (literary)
[/b]The beginning forth, creation which you forged forth, lord of the created world, those of the faraway waters the living drinks, behold those of the spread.


[b]Translation to yoruba
[/b]Ni ibere aye ti o bu ro (to forge, to mold), eluaye amo (forger of clay) ti o da awon isan omi mimu ti o te rere


[b]Eluhaye amo = elohim

Oburo A = creator of the world


can you advice of the tribe closest to the paleo yoruba

bluke:


pls bro, can we get any ondo ugbo guy just to translate genesis 1-3 in their language, from there we;ll have a clearer pix of the correlation.

lx3as:


Exactly!
I thought as such; I had wanted to do the translation in dialect I think might be closed to what he wants, Otun Oore (Moba dialect, which has also been influenced by Igbomina dialect) but I'm not so good in that but try my bit in Ekiti central dialect.

There was even[b] one Ekiti song like that: Elu o e, Elu o a.[/b].. also my father's middle name was Akinyelu; Olu (Lord) is more common now just like every other Ekiti word, language is not static. Languages and dialects will continue to grow and decay, new words will emerge through slangs, borrowing and the rest. There are lots of dialectal influences in Ekiti right now (Ijesa, Igbomina, Okun, Akoko, etc.), only the central one seems to escape these but still greatly affected by central Yoruba. Ekiti my grandfathers and grandmothers spoke was quite different to what we speak now. The dialect has been undergoing 'modernisation', replacing 'wonderfully ancient' Ekiti words with central Yoruba words.

bluke:


8 Now the LORD God had planted a garden in the east, in Eden; and there he put the man he had formed. 9 The LORD God made all kinds of trees grow out of the ground—trees that were pleasing to the eye and good for food. In the middle of the garden were the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
10 A river watering the garden flowed from Eden; from there it was separated into four headwaters. 11 The name of the first is the Pishon; it winds through the entire land of Havilah, where there is gold. 12 (The gold of that land is good; aromatic resin[d] and onyx are also there.) 13 The name of the second river is the Gihon; it winds through the entire land of Cush.[e] 14 The name of the third river is the Tigris; it runs along the east side of Ashur. And the fourth river is the Euphrates.

pls can you translate these verses into ekiti language.
thanks

lx3as:


No, only understand the dialect but speak Ekiti.

ImperialYoruba:


Ole ni larubawa, olosha! . They are not original. Yoruba is the authentic Arab. Anyother race of people calling itself Arab is a mimick of the original, Yoruba!

Check this out...if I tell you the connection between Yoruba and Arab ehhn, you go sh.it for your trouser by time Im done.

You must not know who Yoruba is.


Yoruba, the most Superior race on earth!

LordAdam16:


Point noted, and the budget for all 36 states in 2017 was N7t. FG budget was N7t. 60% implementation requires N4.2t.

Yet somehow, NPA spent N278b of its N288b revenue in 2017.

Or maybe the sharing formula is why implementation of capital expenditure was only 21% in 2017.

Let's continue giving excuses.

-Lord

Olu317:


........
[b]
The British explorers knew that the Yoruba were Hebrew, but they kept mute because, there was miss in the link of Yoruba history. [/b]And the missing part of the history is what the historians,archeologists,linguistics are looking for to seal this Yorubas connection. Clearly, the liars or the ignorant amongst Yoruba are the ones denouncing this claims. The Oranmiyan hieroglyph/pictograph is an Hebrew inscription, which is the reason I will make my instructor to interpret it unless it is not it is not an Hebrew written word. In fact, it is the simplest interpretation by the grace of God

ImperialYoruba:

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I will show you much much much much much much later how Yoruba taught Arab what they knew. The scriptures of Old Testament, Proverbs in New Testament....these are all records about Yorubas genealogy and customs.


Yoruba, the most Superior race on earth.

Olu317:


He is referencing Greek world —Egyptian's worldview that Yoruba subdued their knowledge with Yoruba's Wisdom.

Example is found in the struggled translated Ancient Hebrew alphabets by western researcher: qol; voice,sound — Yoruba's ko; voice,sound

More simplified example in Yoruba language: Ko-Orin (sing a song/ voice a song)

ImperialYoruba:

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There is nothing in indigenous land or its language called ABURO. It does not belong in the lexicon of the Niger-Congo family of languages. Same thing with AKOBI.

The narrators said Isaac (Aisaku) and Rebekah had fraternal twin sons Esau and Jacob. Esau was older and Jacob was younger but through some cunning Jacob cheated Esau and took the blessings reserved for the first born.

In essence what they are saying is customarily in that land first born sons are entitled to a spiritual rite, sort of a pass of the baton through the generations. The ritual involve placing of hand to anoint the son and invoke a praise for him. Beyond this spiritual practice a material practice also exist where after death the posessions and estate of the father is shared out and the first son has a first priority and largest share of that inheritance.

So Jacob cheated Esau out of both. It was possible with the treachery of the mother in favor of Jacob against Esau and the father, because in essence the father was also cheated in the act.

Ok. Now, check this out Alaye mi, they said Esau was red.

So what color was Jacob? In fact what color were their parents?

Thats the first tease.


Amongst light skin people red does not stand out as a distinct aberration. The white skin will call a red person tanned or dark...but never red!

It is only amongst dark skin that red stand out in contrast and will become a attribute or feature for identity.

Alaye mi, am i lying?


So Aisaku and his wife Rebecah were dark skinned, so was Jacob.


Jacob had a different name at birth. Jacob was a later acquisition post his successful deception. That birth name is lost.

At the cross-blessing where father placed hand on his head, AB-URo, the younger transposed to become firstborn or AKOBI and with that he acquired a new title and name....JAKOBI.

In fact later in life he acquired a new name and title and changed from Jacobi to ISRAEL (Asaraelu).

Another variation of spelling is Yakob. Jacob becomes Yakobi.


The transposition became a new custom and tradition to pass blessings to twins amongst the generations.

Hence in twin birth the Aburo becomes Akobi. Even though we clearly identify the chronology of birth as a time marker for Kehinde (the late arrival) we still stick with our ancient custom of giving Kehinde his entitlement and bring Taye behind him as Aburo.
...........

brodalokie:


The word Ile-Ife is coined from Life. All races or languages have one and the same source. The English language as we have it today is a combination of many other languages so you can get what you are looking for. Read genesis 6.

Olu317:


If one vowelize Hebrew root word, does not necessarily give you a Yoruba meaning but to vowelize the Yoruba alphabet's makes it more intriguing. Take for instance, there is an ancient Hebrew word called Reish/Resh is represented by a picture of a ‘HEAD'. This head is represented with one of the alphabet which is Hebrew letter “ ר " for "resh", and letter “ R" in English alphabet. Its comparison with its Yoruba's interpretation of letter, ‘R' as Ri— and understanding its evolution to ‘ORI', is beautiful to behold ........

macof:

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2. Ok..but you still choose christianity over the original? wonderful!

3. quality comedy, i would laugh if this wasnt so stupid to be coming from a so called yoruba person....P.s oh! you actually are not

4. I see, so you are not yoruba but oYOiRUaBAoore(of the [i]Hii-aBa-ooRe... I have never met anyone like that, must be a new ethnicity
is insanity a norm to your people? even the name screams 'NOT WELL'

0balufonlll:


Evidently, you believe in the data contained in the Bible as true/facts. You first of all need to study the Historiography and the History of the Bible respectively then maybe you'll tweak your argument. Also, see the screen shots below on some of what early scholars said in regards to your standpoint. You may get some of the book cited (if you can/want), read them for further knowledge or to further develop your argument.

OlaoChi:


Yet the aforementioned elements are never taken into consideration, made clear when the fraudster said his conclusions are not "consistent with logical learning" rather blind faith of course it is what else?

Or do tell what part of The oral, written, artwork, spirituality, esoteric cults, religion, cuisine, language, priesthood, kingship, articles of statehood, philosophies like Omoluabi, proverbs and folklores, genetic and immune system, clothing and styling, war and weapons, and so on and so forth. of the Yoruba produce a single evidence of Hebrew origin?
Do Yoruba have oral histories of coming from Israel? Or are there any Yoruba cults that perform Hebrew rituals
Do Yoruba eat Hebrew food? Do Yoruba worship yahweh?
Is kingship in yorubaland formed after the kingship of Isreal?
Are there genetic haplogroups found in Semitic people dominant in yorubas?
Do Yoruba dress like Hebrews?

OlaoChi:


I have investigated and all such claims are false. Macof has already debunked all your claims on this thread so what again are you holding on to if not illogical faith?

Interesting enough, Yoruba language and Japanese can be stretched well enough to propose a connection even better than this Hebrew - Yoruba nonsense

macof:

1. i dont even know why i bother because i know you have no answers but, let me still ask... what are the connecting points in the life of jesus and that of Esu?
bare in mind that you need to know Esu as much as you know Jesus, where his home was, his oriki, his friends/disciples(or lack thereof), his death, his birth, his miracles, his mischief and smarts(or lack thereof), his ascension(or lack of such) the etymological meaning of Esu and how it relates to that of Jesus to claim Esu and Jesus are the same person

So there since you wanted me to address your Esu/Jesus point so bad...but of course i know what your next post will be like (ie. ignoring the questions)

OlaoChi:


I have investigated and all such claims are false. Macof has already debunked all your claims on this thread so what again are you holding on to if not illogical faith?

Interesting enough, Yoruba language and Japanese can be stretched well enough to propose a connection even better than this Hebrew - Yoruba nonsense

OlaoChi:


I have investigated and all such claims are false. Macof has already debunked all your claims on this thread so what again are you holding on to if not illogical faith?

Interesting enough, Yoruba language and Japanese can be stretched well enough to propose a connection even better than this Hebrew - Yoruba nonsense