SpeakEde

Championing Ethnic Language & Culture. #LearnYourLanguage #LearnInYourLanguage #EmbraceYourCulture #Speakede

[BolaYO @bolayinkaobebe]

Excited to launch “Musings of a Multi-hyphenate”! Sharing my journey as a wife, mom, media pro @PopcentralTV, and founder of @Speakede. Let's explore life, growth & change together.

Watch now: https://t.co/2CBqR5hxFY

#BolaYO #MusingsOfAMultihyphenate #LifeJourney

[SpeakEde @speakede]

Happy Eid!

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We are on a hunt for contributing writers and creators to join our tribe and write impactful content on African languages and cultures. Join the Tribe! https://t.co/GLOONXGC9y

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Speakede is seeking African Language Tutors to join the tribe. Know more about this opportunity here: https://t.co/hpREz4g572 #Speakede via @Speakede

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Ẹku ọjọ́ àjíǹde Kristi

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You try to say “good morning” in hausa but end up ordering breakfast instead. What word will this be? #hausa #language #languageblunders

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What ways do you greet and your language and what’s the deeper meaning?

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Good morning! Ekaaro (Yoruba language)
How do you say good morning in your language?

[SpeakEde @speakede]

We are a vibrant community focused on the beauty of African Languages. We’re not just about learning; but also experiencing languages through workshops, events, parties, etc. Come connect with like minds and celebrate our heritage. Click to join

https://t.co/v0ZxQ2sjXY

[SpeakEde @speakede]

We are a vibrant community focused on the beauty of African Languages. We’re not just about learning; but also experiencing languages through workshops, events, parties, etc. Come connect with like minds and celebrate our heritage. Click to join

https://t.co/v0ZxQ2sjXY

[SpeakEde @speakede]

If language is a core symbol of identity and historical preservation, when we stop speaking our own languages, does that make us self-serving? 🤔

What do you think?

[SpeakEde @speakede]

Languages aren’t just words, they are like a box filled with our culture & stories. Treasures to take good care of. Preserving our languages by speaking them is super important because they are the heart beat of our African identity. What’s your take on speaking ethnic languages?

[Yínkáobebe @yinkaobebe]

My son and daughter are fast learning Yoruba, thanks to Afrobeats.

Someone has been listening to Ololufe by Wizkid ft Wandecoal

Now he wants to know the meaning of “Iwo lololufe”

Join the waitlist on @Speakede to help drive peer to peer language learning by teaching simple words.

[BolaYO @bolayinkaobebe]

We have to grow our roots! That’s the key! The actual foundation! Let’s build a strong one keeping our languages alive, fly our cultures high and being proud of our heritage!

[SpeakEde @speakede]

A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.
… Marcus Garvey

[SpeakEde @speakede]

How do you say “merry Christmas” in your language?

Wish you a very happy holiday!

[MoSimple @MonwoluwaS]

@bolayinkaobebe @iaboyeji @speakede Hello, nice to see you have this set up. I tried to click on the sign-up prompt, not sure if I did the right thing. Following on both X and IG though. Have a blessed day and week.

[Holu by Lodum AI @holu_ai]

@speakede Nì àkọ́kọ́, àwọn àmìn ohùn tí ẹ fi sí àwọn ọ̀rọ̀ wọ̀nyí kò báa mu.

[SpeakEde @speakede]

To all Yoruba speakers out there, how would you translate this line from Beautiful Nubia to non Yoruba speakers?

"Òwúrò lọ́jọ́, ẹni má ríré, a ṣe bá òwúrò! "

Let's hear it!