Review of Week 1, of Odu’a Organization of Michigan’s Children’s Yoruba Class in Detroit.
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“Learn the language of your forefathers and foremothers so you can claim your inheritance!”
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WEEK 1 – BASIC GREETINGS
CORE LESSON
E karo Good Morning
E kasan Good Afternoon
E ku irole Good Evening
E kale/O daro Good Night
Bawo ni? How are things?
Daadaa ni. Fine
Bawo ni nnkan? How are things?
Nnkan n lo daadaa. Things are going fine.
Se alaafia ni? How are you?
Alaafia ni? Fine
Ki lo de? What’s up?
Ko si. Nothing much.
Ki lo n se le What’s happening?
Ko si. Nothing much
Se o sun daadaa? Did you sleep well?
Bee ni. Yes
Oti o No
E se Thank you
E se pupo Thank you very much
Es se lopolopo Thank you very very much
Gbogbo ile nko? How is the household?
Alaafia ni Fine
O dabo Goodbye
O dabo. Goodbye
ADDITIONAL LESSONS:
Understanding and memorization of the Yoruba Alphabet and Numeric
Oruko mi ni Adeniyi
My name is Adeniyi
Alifabeeti Yoruba : Yoruba Alphabets
Aa Bb Dd Ee Ẹẹ
Ff Gg GB gb Hh
Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm
Nn Oo Ọọ Pp Rr
Ss Ṣṣ Tt Uu Ww
Yy
IYE (NOMBA) NI YORUBA : YORUBA NUMERALS
1 Okan 11 Ọ̀kànlá
2 Èjì 12 Èjìlá
3Ẹ̀ta 13 Ẹ̀tàlá
4 Ẹ̀rin 14 Ẹ̀rìnlá
5 Àrún 15 E̩dógun
6 Ẹ̀fa 16 Ẹrín-dín-lógún
7 Ẹ̀je 17 Ẹta-dín-lógún
8 È̩jo 18 Eji-din-lógún
9È̩sán 19 Okan-din-lógún
10 È̩wá 20 Ogun