Old/Archived: Yoruba Pronouns (Ọ̀rọ̀ Arọ́pò-Orúkọ) 2 of 2 | Plural Pronouns: We, You and They

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[@shittuajileye867]

Aderonke,Eyin ni mo feran :)

[@Dpooltiz]

is there a reason that you did not include Iwo for "you" i.e Iwo/eyin lo se

[@KIARA-ku4yr]

so does 'emi feran yin' or 'mo feran eyin' make sense?? To say I love you

[@yorubalessons]

"Mo feran yin/re ('re' for your age mate, a younger person or an older person that you are in love with, with whom you have no societal boundaries and 'yin' for an older person) or "mo nife [ni ife] yin/re" is how to say "I love you" in Yoruba. So, "emi feran yin' and "mo feran eyin" are nice attempts, if you tell it to a Yoruba person, they would understand what you mean, of course, but they are not properly constructed.

[@KIARA-ku4yr]

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E se gan

[@eyeleokan4122]

You know, something its getting very har to understant when you do this, emi ní, óun ló, ení tí, àwa la, àwa ni, it semmes very technical and i cant associate with spanish or english.

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[@yorubalessons]

E se o!

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