#LearnWithYGC - Twitter Hashtag

over 6 years ago

É ká'sàn #YGCFamily!! The letter “Ẹ” which sounds like “eh” make up the different words you see above.⁣ ⁣ Can you think of some more words that begin with “Ẹ”? #LearnWithYGC

YLConnection's tweet photo. É ká'sàn #YGCFamily!! The letter “Ẹ” which sounds like “eh” make up the different words you see above.⁣
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Can you think of some more words that begin with “Ẹ”? #LearnWithYGC https://t.co/TUOInLlKbU

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Yoruba Land Connection @YLConnection

over 6 years ago

É káàro!! Today’s phrase is “Ma ri e lape” (mah • ree • eh • lie • peeh) which means “I’ll see you later” What other greetings do you guys remember? I hope you’ve been practicing! We’ll have a little test soon 😉 #LearnWithYGC

YLConnection's tweet photo. É káàro!! Today’s phrase is “Ma ri e lape” (mah • ree • eh • lie • peeh) which means “I’ll see you later”

What other greetings do you guys remember? I hope you’ve been practicing! We’ll have a little test soon 😉 #LearnWithYGC https://t.co/cFGjd6ibAn

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Yoruba Land Connection @YLConnection

over 6 years ago

Today it is used for sacred events, weddings, funerals, leisure, and praise & worship. #LearnWithYGC #YorubaCulture https://t.co/qN1RjqwJjK

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Yoruba Land Connection @YLConnection

over 6 years ago

We’re back again with our Yoruba phrase of the day! Today phrase is “Ẹ má bínú!” (eh • mah • bin • new)⁣ ⁣ This means “Don’t be angry” or “Please don’t take offense” ⁣ ⁣ If you do something out of pocket, you now know what to say… Sistah! Ẹ má bínú! #LearnWithYGC

YLConnection's tweet photo. We’re back again with our Yoruba phrase of the day! Today phrase is “Ẹ má bínú!” (eh • mah • bin • new)⁣
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This means “Don’t be angry” or “Please don’t take offense” ⁣
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If you do something out of pocket, you now know what to say… Sistah! Ẹ má bínú! #LearnWithYGC https://t.co/LqrPqyu3KE

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Yoruba Land Connection @YLConnection

over 6 years ago

While some prefer to call their moms, mummy, mommy, or mama the Yoruba word for mother is Iya (ee • yaH) 👸🏾 #LearnWithYGC

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Yoruba Land Connection @YLConnection

over 6 years ago

Todays word is Baba (bah • bah) meaning Dad! Happy Tuesday babes ✨ #LearnWithYGC

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Yoruba Land Connection @YLConnection

almost 7 years ago

Today, we introduce you to numbers. Say oókan (oh • koH) which means “1”. ⁣ ⁣ YGCbabe: “Mommy, méèló?” ⁣ YGCelder: “Oókan.” ⁣ ⁣ Translation...⁣ Méèló (mey • lo) = how many ⁣ Oókan (oh • koH) = one #LearnWithYGC

YLConnection's tweet photo. Today, we introduce you to numbers. Say oókan (oh • koH) which means “1”. ⁣
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YGCbabe: “Mommy, méèló?” ⁣
YGCelder: “Oókan.” ⁣
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Translation...⁣
Méèló (mey • lo) = how many ⁣
Oókan (oh • koH) = one #LearnWithYGC https://t.co/v4MWHC40UM

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Yoruba Land Connection @YLConnection

almost 7 years ago

Translation...⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Ranti Mi - Remember me ⁣⁣⁣ Emi (eh • mee) - I am ⁣⁣⁣ Tani (tannee) - WHO⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ #LearnWithYGC #YGCtoTheWorld #🇳🇬

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Yoruba Land Connection @YLConnection

almost 7 years ago

You asked and we listened. Here is another useful Yoruba word! Be e ni means, yes! Say it phonetically, Beh • nee! Repeat it 3 times! An elder may say, “Se o ti jeun?” Meaning, “Have you eaten?” You may answer “Be e ni, Ma.” Or “Be e ni, sir” #LearnWithYGC #YGCtoTheWorld 🇳🇬🗣

YLConnection's tweet photo. You asked and we listened. Here is another useful Yoruba word! Be e ni means, yes! Say it phonetically, Beh • nee! Repeat it 3 times! An elder may say, “Se o ti jeun?” Meaning, “Have you eaten?” You may answer “Be e ni, Ma.” Or “Be e ni, sir” #LearnWithYGC #YGCtoTheWorld 🇳🇬🗣 https://t.co/Ddiq4FGV0t

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Yoruba Land Connection @YLConnection

almost 7 years ago

Say, Ba • Wo • Nee. This means "How are you?" Or can be used to greet someone you are familiar with in your same age range! It is usually used after a greeting (Good morning/afternoon/evening). Tag a friend who wants to learn Yoruba. #LearnWithYGC #YGCtoTheWorld

YLConnection's tweet photo. Say, Ba • Wo • Nee. This means "How are you?" Or can be used to greet someone you are familiar with in your same age range! It is usually used after a greeting (Good morning/afternoon/evening). Tag a friend who wants to learn Yoruba. #LearnWithYGC #YGCtoTheWorld https://t.co/Y0OQc8G26G

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