Yoruba Lessons Ep 30 || Months in Yoruba & Saying the Date|| Yoruba Months Song || Osu ninu odun ||

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[@DiamanteBox]

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[@africansuperhero]

This was amazing! My family is African American, born with Yoruba names my children will love this lesson. Beeni, e joro - any stories behind the naming of each Osu would be great!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@DiamanteBox]

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[@The_ChosenLady]

I'm going to eat chicken on the 16th of July is written in Yoruba as... Mo maa je chikini ni ojo kerindinlogun osu Keje tabi Mo maa je chikini ni ojo kerindinlogun osu agemo.

[@DeQuendre]

Tabi adie

[@seuntimilehin3381]

Chikini? Oro ti a ma pe ni "Adie"

[@The_ChosenLady]

@@seuntimilehin3381 Beeni,sugbon adie sise ni a npe ni chikini. After all, you don't call uncooked fowl chicken, it becomes chicken after it has been cooked.

[@The_ChosenLady]

@@DeQuendre Beeni, a le pe ni be naa.

[@DiamanteBox]

Wonderful!!

[@stubear7321]

Was speaking yoruba to a man the other day...he was very impressed with how much i know..even though i feel its minimal...this is still all thanks to your videos. He asked if i had a Yoruba name - i told him no ans he gave me the name - Jagunjagun. Felt very proud to be given a Yoruba name. So thank you for all your videos so far.

[@DiamanteBox]

❤️❤️

[@13raquin]

❤ you are so beautiful ❤

[@nourelimane6144]

I loooooove the song😍😍😍

[@DiamanteBox]

Same!!

[@ibikunle8184]

I really like your teachings. Alot of emphasis needs to be made on letting English go when speaking Yorùbá. The old way of mentality on our culture has to be brought to a end. Instead of saying January when im talking I always say the Yoruba equivalent. Ẹ ṣéé pupọ lọwọ yin. Ọlọrun o fun ibukún si yin fun ẹkọ́ èdè Yorùbá tiyin

[@DiamanteBox]

Amin oo! Ese gan!

[@rakeezas8833]

this video was very useful and it was fun learning the accompanied song it gave me naija child skl vibes like with head shoulders knees and toes. Please do the video on the different uses of numbers in ede yoruba e se.

[@DiamanteBox]

I will do!

[@seuntimilehin3381]

I remember when we were taught months of the year in year 7 in secondary school I only knew the months by numbers like osu kinni osu keji etc before learning sere erele erena etc. Our teacher taught us this exact same song that's how I learnt it

[@DiamanteBox]

Haha I love the song

[@Ayo_-_]

Yeah,remember this song, thanks for bringing it up!

[@LoveJones0370]

Girl they had a Yoruba book at the library here in Chicago.

[@ademakinemmanuel2809]

Beautiful song ❤️❤️❤️

[@K-boy22]

⁦❤️⁩⁦❤️⁩

[@precilia3963]

you got a great voice😊

[@13raquin]

You look great!

[@narcissamiller7676]

Lovely

[@18yearoldboy38]

Osun is also the word for month I didn’t know

[@The_ChosenLady]

Not Osun(a state in Nigeria) ,it's called Osù(month)

[@18yearoldboy38]

@@The_ChosenLady they are word that almost sound alike but thank you for the short lecture she said all the months in Yoruba and being Yoruba not speaking fluently is a bad thing to me it’s make me look clueless

[@The_ChosenLady]

@@18yearoldboy38 it's OK. I can understand. Even I as a Yoruba girl,gets confused at times, but I believe with more practices, I will get the confusion clear.

[@18yearoldboy38]

E kàále

[@DiamanteBox]

Ekaale o