𝟳𝟬 𝗖𝗒𝗠𝗠𝗒𝗑 π—ͺ𝗒π—₯𝗗𝗦 𝗧𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗬𝗒π—₯𝗨𝗕𝗔 π—¦π—›π—’π—¨π—Ÿπ—— 𝗦𝗧𝗒𝗣 π—₯π—˜π—£π—Ÿπ—”π—–π—œπ—‘π—š π—ͺπ—œπ—§π—› π—˜π—‘π—šπ—Ÿπ—œπ—¦π—›

 πŸ³πŸ¬ 𝗖𝗒𝗠𝗠𝗒𝗑 π—ͺ𝗒π—₯𝗗𝗦 𝗧𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗬𝗒π—₯𝗨𝗕𝗔 π—¦π—›π—’π—¨π—Ÿπ—— 𝗦𝗧𝗒𝗣 π—₯π—˜π—£π—Ÿπ—”π—–π—œπ—‘π—š π—ͺπ—œπ—§π—› π—˜π—‘π—šπ—Ÿπ—œπ—¦π—›

But - Ṓugbọn
Except - Ayafi
Nevertheless - SibαΊΉsibαΊΉ
Whatever - Ohunkohun
Precisely - Gangan
Very much - Gidi gaan
Unless - Afi
Likewise - Bakanaa
Then - LαΊΉhinaa
O 'right' - O tọna
O 'wrong' - Ko tọ/Ko tọna
Because (of) - Ni'tori (pΓ©)
Mo 'Like' - Mo fαΊΉran, Mo nifαΊΉ
Even - Paapaa
Although/Though - BotilαΊΉjαΊΉpe
Especially - Agaga
Worry - Iyonu
Ma 'worry' - Ma ṣe'yọnu
Sincerely - Ni Tọkan/ Tọkantọkan
So - Tori naa
αΉ’e 'mistake' - αΉ’e AαΉ£iαΉ£e
Most especially - Paapaa julọ
A must/Compulsory - Pon/Kan Dandan
Mo 'pass/succeed' - Mo yege
Mo 'fail' - Mo KΓΉnΓ 
Ma 'rush' - Ma 'kanju'
Of - ti | Alaafin 'of' Oyo - Alaafin Oyo/Alaafin ti Oyo
How come? - Bawo loαΉ£ejαΊΉ?
Need - NΓ­lΓ²
Force/By force - IpΓ‘/T'ipΓ‘
Help - Iranlọwọ/Ìrànwọ
Anybody - αΊΈnikankan
O 'pay' mi - O san mi
Whoever - αΊΈnikαΊΉni
Mo 'appreciate' - Mo Mọrírì
Anyone - αΊΈnikankan
Anything - Eyi kankan / Eyikeyi
Anyhow -Lọnakọna
Mo 'try/attempt' - Mo Gbiyanju
No matter - Botilewu
Separately - Lọtọọtọ
O 'different' - O yatọ
For real? - Ṓe Lotitọ?
Anyway - Lọnakan nÑ
Whichever - Eyiowu
Since ti- Niwọn ti / Niwongba ti
Normally - Ni dede
Still - SibαΊΉ
Aside from - Yatọ si
Ko 'Easy/Simple' - Ko rọrun
Actually - Lootọ/Ni tootọ
Better - San ju, Dara ju
O wa 'important' - O αΉ£e pataki
Easily - Irọrun
O 'better' - O suwọn
Disappointment - IjakulαΊΉ
Exactly - Ni pato
O 'bad' - O buru
Mo 'understand' - Mo l'Γ²ye
Advice - Imọran
Really - Gaan
O wa 'okay' - O dara bαΊΉαΊΉ
Very - Gidi
Ko 'serious' (person) - Alawada/Oniyeye ni
Last time - IgbakαΊΉyin
Previous time - EαΉ£i
At once/Immediately - LαΊΉsαΊΉkαΊΉsαΊΉ
Instantly - Lọgan
Mo 'send' - Mo (fi) ranαΉ£e
Wa ni 'standby' - Lugọọ
O 'fine' - O dara/rαΊΉwΓ /lαΊΉwa
Yoruba Intelligence Network

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

“The Γ€jΓ©

Image
  “The Γ€jΓ© (Iyami) represents the mystical powers of the woman in her most dangerous form. The dance of the GELEDE is the expression of the guilty conscience of men, stemming from a time when the matriarchic society became patriarchy. The great mystic power of the woman, originally used in a productive way for the working of the soil, etc., can be transformed into a weapon. Everything must therefore be done to calm the woman, to appease her, and to give her compensation for the loss of her political position. If Γ€jΓ©  was taken to be a wholly evil being and the enemy of society, the obvious recourse would be to hunt her down and kill them whenever possible. The Γ€jΓ© are therefore not truly witches. They are the grand mothers, the angry mothers, and without their  good will, Life itself would not  be able to continue; without them society would collapse.” Ulli Beier
Read more

Yoruba

  1. Yoruba-Ife. 2. Yoruba-Oyo. 3. Yoruba-Ohori (Benin Republic)πŸ‡§πŸ‡― 4.Yoruba-Ketu(Benin Republic) πŸ‡§πŸ‡― 5.Yoruba-Idaacha(Benin Republic) πŸ‡§πŸ‡― 6. Yoruba-Ekiti. 7. Yoruba-Okun 7. Yoruba-Ife/Atakpa central Togo πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡¬ 8.Yoruba-Ana(Togo) πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡¬ 9.Yoruba-Oworo. 10. Yoruba-Akoko. 11. Yoruba-Ijesa. 12. Yoruba-Owo. 13.Yoruba-Akure. 14. Yoruba-Ondo. 15. Yoruba-Ikale. 16. Yoruba-Ilaje. 17.Yoruba-Egba. 18. Yoruba-Ijebu. 19.Yoruba-Awori. 20. Yoruba-Yewa. 21.Yoruba-Igbomina. 22. Yoruba - Ibolo 23.Yoruba-Onko. 24. Yoruba-Owe. 25. Yoruba-Itsekiri. 26.Yoruba - Ibini 27.Yoruba-Lukumi(Delta State) 28.Yoruba-Ilorin 29.Yoruba-Akus(Gambia) πŸ‡¬πŸ‡² 30.Yoruba- Oku (Sierra Leone)πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡± 31.Yoruba-Brazil 32.Yoruba-Cuba 33.Yoruba-Haiti 34.Yoruba-Trinidad 35.Yoruba-Guyana 36.Yoruba-Jamaica 37...Yoruba-St Lucia 38.Yoruba- Isabe(Benin Republic) 39.Yoruba- Popo(Benin Republic) 40.Yoruba - Ifon(Benin Republic) 41.Yoruba - Ajase Cotonou(Benin Republic) 42.Yoruba - Ogori (kogi state) 43.Yoruba - Egun(Badagry- Lagos) 44.Yoruba -
Read more

Yoruba Value System

Image
In Yorubaland, money has never been at the top of Yoruba value system.   In the Yoruba value system money is number 5, what are the first 4? The first is laaka'ye which is the application of ogbon, imo, oye (knowledge, wisdom, understanding). For instance, my grandfather was like the chief judge in our homestead Adelegun. and our town Ago-Iwoye, in his time.  He did not have western education nor was he rich but as he had wisdom he was qualified. When the late Pa Abraham Adesanya and Adekunle Ajasin were made leaders, they were not the richest.  The second is valour. That is why Baloguns are second in command to the leaders in Yorubaland. Baloguns are people that can lead them to war. Yorubas have no respect for cowards.  The third is integrity, someone with integrity is a person of their words.  If you have all the wealth in the world but lack integrity, it means nothing. Integrity is combined with iwa- character which the Yoruba regard as omoluabi. The fourth is having
Read more