YORUBA LESSONS EP.24 || ALL THE VERBS YOU NEED TO KNOW #1 || LET'S LEARN YORUBA || YORUBA LESSONS

[@DiamanteBox]

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[@Animealldayx]

Hi Blessing I Started watching your channel and i learnt so much, I use my Mom phone .

[@davi_coelho]

Oh yaaaay! It was me Blessing. I requested the video on verbs on the comment section of your previous video on "Yòrúba Òwe" (Proverbs). But even though I'm subscribed to your channel, only now did I see you actually made the video. Thank you so much for taking my request into consideration. You are such a sweetheart. O ṣeun mo dúpẹ́!

[@DiamanteBox]

Yes!! Haha you’re welcome!

[@GrowWithNiki]

I missed you blessing. Lovely. I've been learning a lot.

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[@joanbolanlle-oc8sf]

Mi too😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@proverbalizer]

what is the verb for "need"?

[@DiamanteBox]

Depends the context that you mean. If you need something, it’s nilo but if you’re saying you need to do something it’s Ni lati or gbodo

[@michaelng1869]

I miss you cupcake your lecture are the very best😁😁😁👍 let me surprise you I now hear yuoruba like 45% and speak 32%

[@shespies1412]

Love the pace, explanation, and captions. PERFECT

[@talk2luqman]

I don't know why I always listen to you as if I am learning the Language. It shows that you are doing great. Eku ise olukoni, Olorun a ma so agbara do'tun

[@DiamanteBox]

Luqman Alim aww ẹṣe gan! Amin oo

[@proverbalizer]

Hmm, so what is he understands, or you understand?

[@DiamanteBox]

He understands - O ye You understand - O ye e

[@b.musliudeen8519]

R u going to have anymore yoruba videos

[@DiamanteBox]

Yes I am but I’m currently working on a yoruba website so that’s more of a priority

[@oloriadeola2761]

Wow.....this lovely I definitely having my kids watch this. I speak but not fluently so this definitely helps for their sake.

[@DiamanteBox]

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[@taio8246]

In this video you mentioned you explained "him" in the pronouns video, but I only recall the explanation of "he" and "his" (oun and Toun and tiẹ). Can you please explain "him"?

[@DiamanteBox]

Sure I think I’ll do an updated pronouns video

[@tomilolaoyasiji3620]

I just found her channel. Catch me going through all her videos. Love these Yoruba videos!

[@lolaheinzworth6923]

Mo ma so fun e

[@estherxo2264]

Hi Blessing, I’m just wondering what ko shi lo means

[@DiamanteBox]

Carry your rubbish away

[@Teni-yh5xz]

Love this video ❤️ what is the meaning of “Nkan” I hear it in a lot of different contexts

[@DiamanteBox]

Thing or what In some situations

[@balogunsegun3539]

I really i enjoy it thank u

[@ReemFireGaming]

Lets get Funky with the Yoruba people never gets old :)

[@DiamanteBox]

😂😂

[@francislasaki9944]

Mo ma SoFu e

[@MyTwell]

Thanks for the upload 😘

[@MrClementakin]

Is there a different prononciation between Mu "drink" and Mu "take"?

[@DiamanteBox]

Yes usually a slight difference but also their actual tones could potentially change as the sentence changes. Generally. Mu (drink) is re and mu (take) is mi

[@daughterofzion13]

Ma so fun e but this might be the Ondo coming out.

[@joanbolanlle-oc8sf]

Hi

[@jaychinks1947]

Very helpful video again

[@alyona9241]

Eku se, oluko mi! 👍👍 Mo fe so pe o lenu bi ooni, Ibukun! Carry go! LOL! 😜

[@FERESE]

You blow my mind. Are you Yoruba

[@alyona9241]

@@FERESE In a way, dear... Lol. 😜

[@MrEhu3]

I got it wrong, I wrote: Mo ma soro e

[@joyadebisi9312]

Mo ma sofun e

[@MrClementakin]

Mo ma so fun e

[@eMCEe131]

bless you dear Blessing!

[@bee7959]

Good to see you Blessing. Do you think it is possible to understand and not be able to speak? Or is it an insecurity thing?

[@DiamanteBox]

It is possible as the two are slightly different skills but it is largely down to confidence, as if you know what the words for something are you could be able to speak but there are rules that will affect your ability to formulate sentences

[@TaylorsHandle]

I will tell you is mo ma so fun e 😁. Mi o se cheat o. 👌🏼. O se fun lesson yi. Mo wa improving die die!

[@DiamanteBox]

Taylor R O tọ ni, mo n ri iyato. ku iṣẹ!

[@mr.ifeoluwa4591]

Maaaaan KZbin is on some other stuff... I didn't get a notification :-(

[@DiamanteBox]

Straight shooter Willie Beamen aw man. i figures that happened to a few people.

[@proverbalizer]

What's always confusing to me about bọ is that I hear people say ma bọ when asking someone to come, but I thought ma means don't as is ma bínú (don't be annoyed)

[@DiamanteBox]

It also means be, so what they’re literally saying is ‘be coming’

[@proverbalizer]

@@DiamanteBox thanks, are the tones differen?

[@deejmakav]

May you please teach igbo, if possiblep

[@DiamanteBox]

I wish I could but unfortunately I don’t speak it.

[@adebayofamily4774]

Mo ma so fun e

[@mercyraiye3849]

Great video!!

[@DosWW]

I thought ‘mu’ was bring

[@DiamanteBox]

Bring is ‘mu wa’ it’s a split verb so you put what you’re bringing in the kiddle

[@samaroma434]

Mo Ma so fun e

[@eMCEe131]

love this lesson!!

[@joshuabassey-bf7gt]

Mo ma so fun e I will tell you

[@DiamanteBox]

perfect!

[@jademerald]

Thank you for the amazing video once again! If it's not a problem, could you suggest any good Yoruba films and TV shows to watch? I find that my pronunciation is better when I have more reference tools to learn from, other than that you're doing great.

[@DiamanteBox]

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[@DiamanteBox]

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[@DiamanteBox]

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[@DK-ym6wh]

I love u :)

[@DK-ym6wh]

I love you haha :)

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[@proverbalizer]

very good lesson

[@DiamanteBox]

Fola the ProVerbalizer Thank you!!

[@deejmakav]

You a great teacher

[@DiamanteBox]

Thank you ❤️

[@akoredeonipede1382]

Hello

[@DiamanteBox]

Hey!

[@leijiah]

Beeni, we missed you!😁 Mo ma so fun e😎 Mo dupe, toju e Olorun koni fiwa sile

[@DiamanteBox]

Leijiah Amin ooo. Ẹṣe gan

[@OCC3791]

I feel like "ko" gets randomly substituted almost everywhere , and for any word. I understood it for negatives but i see it used everywhere and for everything which gets confusing. Love your videos! They're amazing! Great Job