Old/Archived: Yoruba Pronouns (Ọ̀rọ̀ Arọ́pò-Orúkọ) 1 of 2 | Personal Pronouns: I, You and He/She/It

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[@yorubalessons]

This is a better version of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaaZaqOvpcZkarc You can also use "yín" for a deity, for the "you" [object] pronoun. I didn't want to show that I cared for Ifá or any deity when I made this video, as you can almost tell. Of course, many things have changed since then. Also, if you are younger than someone by a year or less, if they are older than you by a year or less, you don't have to use the "respectful" pronouns for them, but if you are both conscious that the older person must be older than you, or if you are unsure and you think they might be older, you can use the "respectful" pronouns to be safe.

[@tchaasminw1580]

I'm sorry, it sounds like your pronunciation of Tele (following) is Mi-Do instead of Do-Mi

[@theartistlol3279]

AYOKO FOLLY or mo munu rẹ dun

[@2headeddoctuh]

modupe oo for the lessons. I am american with Yoruba roots and i am trying to learn. Your videos are a great help. E ku se

[@godsnubianqueen3468]

Can you do private lessons via email or internet? I just come from a previous video my husband is Yoruba and i would like to be more fluent in Yoruba language. I have bought a small Yoruba text book however I'm visual and need the vision and auditory component to learn this language

[@nycwlr]

Very nice of you guys to do this. I'm sure you will be blessed.

[@afrophysicist]

I love you videos. Your teaching is the best online because you understand you can't separate the language from the culture. mo dupe o

[@yorubalessons]

Thank you for watching, Baba. :D

[@uncclelocc]

Yorùbá Sessions with Aderonke Hey, I am doing research on Niger-Congo languages, an it's relationship to Ebonics. Ebonics is considered to be Niger-Congo dialect with English words. You can say Ebonics is African American English ... I will continue to listen to your video. .

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Thank you.

[@uncclelocc]

Yorùbá Sessions with Aderonke I am interested in learning Niger-Congo cultural norm's. .. So I could bridge the gap if any gaps do exist...

[@ugangy]

1 second ago I am delighted with your video congratulations for the work of my dream and start in ifá and if you came to Brazil my house is open doors for you my name and landmark I am from campinas são paulo brazil

[@felipecunhamonkerino4493]

Thank you very much for the video and for spreading knowledge.

[@therapheal_2278]

thank you

[@yorubalessons]

Thank you.

[@danielobembe3877]

Thanks!

[@yorubalessons]

Thank you!

[@lizzyakins929]

Thank you. E seun oluko. Intensive and well explained..

[@ugangy]

estou encantado com seu vídeo parabéns pelo trabalho meu sonho e iniciar em ifá e se vier ao brasil minha casa esta de portas abertas para vocês meu nome e marco sou de campinas são paulo brasil

[@NanaBabe96]

Thank you for this! Great video :)

[@nycwlr]

Ẹṣé gan, mo dúpẹ́

[@eyeleokan4122]

Thank you, 4 year late, i have been looking for this. So thanks you. Ẹ mú inú mi dún

[@timiogunsolu2897]

interesting. but wen are u going 2 tell us another story, i like it tho

[@yorubalessons]

Thank you! I will soon.

[@tchaasminw1580]

What does lenu mean?

[@bofloa]

You have to use it in conjunction with other word ..lenu e ..mean in your mouth

[@theartistlol3279]

Tchaas Minw it means have mouth. Example o lẹnu bẹn means you (age mate) have mouth there.

[@jemts5586]

Wow, my brother's name is Korin! (19:57) This is a verb then? Loving your videos, by the way. They're so clear and easy to understand, and gve me ideas how to teach my own students! 😊👍