Yoruba Lessons Ep 8: Romantic + Platonic Relationships || Let's Learn Yoruba!

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Last Episode, we looked at family relationships and how you say member's of your family. Today, we look at how you say Romantic and Platonic relationships like friend, boyfriend etc.
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[@imaniantoinette2015]

My husband and I just got married in September! He's Yoruba and I'm American. Your videos have helped a lot! His family is even impressed. Keep em coming!

[@DiamanteBox]

I'm so glad it's helping! I will deffo keep putting them out!

[@shadele17]

That's wonderful. Please keep it up. Speaking their language will really warm their hearts towards you more and more. Especially the respectful greetings. Yoruba language is very very important to the Yoruba people.

[@concreterose7562]

can you speak fluently now?

[@concreterose7562]

im trying to make an african guy take me seriously

[@chocolatechipkookii963]

Wow I'm American as well, my boyfriend is also Yoruban. It really is helpful, he's so proud of me lol I cant wait to meet his family and imma be rolling off the tongue with this language lolol

[@bentleyboogyman9299]

I’m South African dating Yoruba man this helps a lot.

[@DiamanteBox]

Glad I could help!

[@SuperHtownswag]

south african women have some of the biggest asses on the continent. :) jesu! ashe

[@carolynhenry8968]

Thankful for how my creator has made me too …(Nappy .. curly hair and all (smile)..Black is also Beautiful ).. and Thankful for you all teaching us Yoruba🙂🙏🏽❤️

[@DiamanteBox]

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[@TaylorsHandle]

I can't wait for the conversational videos as well! 😊

[@thebaddest3452]

Great video!!! Even though I doubt i could ever pronounce those words fluently at least I'll be able to understand xx So proud to see someone so dedicated even though I'm not yoruba

[@DiamanteBox]

Loool i bet you could with practice and over time lol! Thank you!

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[@DiamanteBox]

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[@TaylorsHandle]

Wonderful lesson! taking notes. E se gan!

[@soaudacious7699]

Lets get funky with the Yoruba people!

[@DiamanteBox]

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I am loving your videos! I use some of the words I have learned with my Nigerian co-workers and they are amazed!

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Omg thanks so much for ur videos it has helped me greatly... Am called Blessing and am actually dating a yoruba guy n am a non Nigerian... He teachers me but he's usually busy so it's a bit slow. Ur video actually made me improve and now my level has been upgraded. He's now surprised and happy at the same time😂😂😂😂😂. Keep up with the videos. Am ur Number 1 viewer😉😎😘

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[@DiamanteBox]

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[@metrinesituma7958]

I am a Kenyan dating a Yoruba man...I have learnt stuff like mi o see nkannkan,idunnu mi,Ayo mi,Odaaro...please I want know how to construct a full sentence..my man loves it when I tell him idunnu mi😂😂😂

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Thanks so much

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[@DiamanteBox]

Thanks love

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[@DiamanteBox]

I'm glad you did !

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Respect💪💪

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[@MOPCLinguistica]

Im following your videos from Brazil. We have a lot of Yoruba words in Brazilian Portuguese. I love Yoruba, and I will post a few Yoruba videos on my channel soon. Keep up the good work!!!!!

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Would love to see this video on Yoruba in Brazilian Portuguese!

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[@ipaja5515]

@@MOPCLinguistica i intend to have a look. i've been to brazil a few times and am learning brazilian portuguese so i'm curious to learn what words they've incorporated. thanks for the link.

[@MOPCLinguistica]

@@ipaja5515 Please do. It was a lot of work. Also please give me your contact info, I want to create teaching material in Yoruba for Brazilians, I would love for you to give me a help.

[@ipaja5515]

@@MOPCLinguistica my portuguese is basic level and my Yoruba poor. Do u think I'll be able to help u?

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[@charlottestewart5961]

Please do insults! 😂

[@DiamanteBox]

Haha i'll work on it!

[@angiearthur1408]

Yes!!! That is what I want to learn. My Husband is Yoruba. 😂😂😂😂

[@efemzyekun900]

@@angiearthur1408 hope you've been using the insults during friendly conversations 😂...Yoruba people demands respects to a fault. But it's cool if you're on the same level and understand each other.

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@@efemzyekun900 Most definitely! I respect my husband and he respects me too. He knows that I'm only playing. 😂😂😂

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[@ipaja5515]

another great video, i'm really learning a lot with u. ejo, can u write the correct form of the Yoruba words ie, with the appropriate dots under the corresponding letters that way we can know where to lay emphasis. eg, u said "o ti pe ti mo mo e". i know under the second "o" in "mo" there's a dot. o se pupo

[@ezraakran7158]

Hey Blessing, really appreciate the videos- I've been watching for a while now sporadically but I've decided to start the series from episode 1 to get a clearer understanding of the basics. One thing in this video has confused me, I've seen from another source that neighbour is 'aladugbo' but your video suggests it is actually 'aradugbo'. Is there a certain amount of fluidity with the words in the case that both versions are correct? or is my source mistaken. Thanks in advance, keep up the good work!

[@DiamanteBox]

Aladugbo can refer to your actual neighbour whereas you can use aradugbo for your general neighbours. People on the neighbourhood so aladugbo isn’t wrong.

[@decarlashittu78]

Is it possible that you can do sight words so I can get a better understanding of simple sentences.

[@chapelofholinessevangelica1689]

oh yes

[@eugeneholmes9584]

When will you be doing the alphabet

[@yinkaadeniji6285]

Ore is my friend in school

[@Dreman777]

Do you speak igbo if so can you do some lessons on that as well

[@DiamanteBox]

Unfortunately I don't but I'm hoping to bring some igbo speaking guests on to the channel

[@teeandjay2876]

Oh my gosh you're so beautiful I'm literally freaking out right now I can't concentrate

[@DiamanteBox]

Haha thank you!

[@Manifinesser_7]

Hey girl ! I love your videos ...you are helping me out a lot :) ...just out of curosity my name is "Ajé" and I heard that means mother and/or witch(es) in Yoruba ....I was just curious if you knew if that was true or not ?

[@DiamanteBox]

Hey hun, with the way it's written it's Aje(which means good luck/lucky person), witches is spelt the same way but has different accents so yours is definitely Lucky.

[@theartistlol3279]

Aje Douglas Aje is luck, wealth but you might be referring to wealth and witch is ajẹ

[@akeemadedayo9626]

I'm almost certain it is Aje= god of business fortune or simply fortune. But , it 's commonly use to depict business fortune/wealth.

[@MizzoDalRio]

Can i use for a joking slang "oga" for my teacher, that should be "oluko"?

[@DiamanteBox]

It really depends on what kind of teacher and the relationship you have. Only if you have a jokey one but I would err on the side of caution

[@realisticc1]

Ehn ko me bawo lati ma so Yoruba

[@afolabiawe4733]

how do you say love

[@DiamanteBox]

Ife (EE-FAIR)

[@ziqueens]

M interested in learning dis language cz I've a Nigerian bf 🤗🤗lol.... he doesn't wana teach me cz he "forgets" 😑.. i'd lyk one vid on hw 2 tel Sme1 a love speech or so 😚

[@DiamanteBox]

I'll try and do a conversation video on this if i can!

[@chidiibekwe7616]

Please what is the meaning of Ogbeni

[@DiamanteBox]

Officially it means 'Mr' but its used more commonly as saying guy

[@SlapDisFloppyBussyana]

How do you say "I love you" in Yoruba language?

[@DiamanteBox]

Mo nife e

[@ukasztargosz8405]

I have question : how is on Yoruba : "thanks" and "goodbay" ?:)

[@DiamanteBox]

Ose is thank you Odabo is goodbye

[@g2gmack]

But doesn't o re mi mean I'm tired or I'm sick lol.

[@DiamanteBox]

Good question lol! Same spelling, different pronounciations/meanings. I'm tired is pronounced OH-RARE-ME, My friend is pronounced OR-RARE-ME with a bit more emphasis on Rare.

[@g2gmack]

Diamante Box oh lol. This why i need one on one lessons smh

[@ikechukwulugard2707]

You so sweet girl

[@blessingndolo2891]

Those foreigners dating Yuroba people, can we gather here to likr

[@prenordhenry]

You are extraordinary beautiful!

[@goldingshyn2429]

So isn’t I am tired and my friend the same ?

[@DiamanteBox]

Spelt the same, pronounced differently

[@seuntalabi5276]

My daughter has a friend named Ore👅👱🏾‍♀️

[@DiamanteBox]

It's deffo a beautiful name!

[@akeemadedayo9626]

Ore as given names could simply means ; Gift and Good deeds depending on the pronunciation.

[@sbankzndo524]

sometimes oga can mean uncle

[@DiamanteBox]

Augustine plays oga doesn't mean uncle. You can use it to refer to uncle personally (I have never heard it used as such) but in genuine Yoruba language oga is not translated into uncle

[@sbankzndo524]

yh i know thanks for your help

[@alasherasheed1323]

What the heck!!!!!!

[@NDionneG005]

Girl I wish I could hand you my phone so you can text my Yoruba man something "good tonight" lol know what I mean!? Help a sista out! Lol

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