dont8:

Ise ni ogun ise
mura si ise ore mi
ise ni a fi n di eni giga
ti a ko ba ri eni feyintin
bi ole la n ri
ti a ko ba ri eni gbekele
a tera mo ise eni.

Tolexander: .

Karlebolu: Bade de ade oba ao ba de

Oba oba un o ide ao ba o.

dont8: Bade de ade oba
Bade de ade oba
A o baa de

Obe bade ba obo
Obe bade ba obo
A o ba bade be oba
A o baa be


Ode a fi fila perin... alaatan seran jobojobo nuu.

Beeni o, pelu swag

Karlebolu:

Omo yoruba gidi ni e

seankay: OP si thread,ao o ba comment
A o o ba comment

aanumama: Alawiye,

Kinni oun fole se laaye ti mo wa (2x)
Aye ti mo wa, kaka kin jale, kaka kin jale
Ma kuku deru, kinni oun fole se laaye ti mo wa .

My best story ever is Ogbon ologbon ni ki je ka pe agba ni weere. ( The story of a boy that his father left all his property to their slave)

Honestly God bless you op, I must find alawiye tommorow for my Girl.

Tolexander: eni ba jale, a dele ejo
eni ba jale, a dele ejo
adajo a wa fewon si lorun
fewon si lese bi oluigbe
eni ba jale, a dele ejo

Bi eni ba jale ba lola laye
Bi eni ba jale ba lola laye
bo lola laye, ko le rorun wo
ko le rorun wo, toobaku o tan
Bi eni ba jale ba lola laye

aanumama: Alawiye,

Kinni oun fole se laaye ti mo wa (2x)
Aye ti mo wa, kaka kin jale, kaka kin jale
Ma kuku deru, kinni oun fole se laaye ti mo wa .

My best story ever is Ogbon ologbon ni ki je ka pe agba ni weere. ( The story of a boy that his father left all his property to their slave)

Honestly God bless you op, I must find alawiye tommorow for my Girl.

aanumama:


Last verse;

Olohun ma fi ole se ni ti mo ni
Olohun ma fi ole se ni ti mo ni
Eni ti mo ni, ewon ko sunwon
ewon ko sunwon fun omoluabi
Olohun ma fi ole se ni ti mo ni

The second and third verse dey imbibe one kind fear for my heart when I small

WoodcrestMayor: Learning was fun den mehn!
Getting to klass every morning and reciting multipication tables,poems and dem iyan funfun lele et all.How indomie generation go sabi read/speak yourba?Na auto correct dey reign for mobile fones now sef.What a pity.
80's...def d last sane generation.

aanumama: Alawiye,

Kinni oun fole se laaye ti mo wa (2x)
Aye ti mo wa, kaka kin jale, kaka kin jale
Ma kuku deru, kinni oun fole se laaye ti mo wa .

My best story ever is Ogbon ologbon ni ki je ka pe agba ni weere. ( The story of a boy that his father left all his property to their slave)

Honestly God bless you op, I must find alawiye tommorow for my Girl.

dont8: Blame the system and parents that are ashamed of teaching their children indigenous language, we need to
go back to how it's used to be.


Honestly the children of today are really missing the rich cultural heritage, especially when it comes to the language spoken and written.

God bless you too.


In other news:

A' ba Baba be Oba, a o baa bee

A' ba Baba bo obo, a o baa boo!

No, we're reciting Tora

Indomie and Bobo generation kid

benkings: are u guys reciting Quran

dont8: Blame the system and parents that are ashamed of teaching their children indigenous language, we need to
go back to how it's used to be.


Honestly the children of today are really missing the rich cultural heritage, especially when it comes to the language spoken and written.

God bless you too.


In other news:

A' ba Baba be Oba, a o baa bee

A' ba Baba bo obo, a o baa boo!

Not every parents are proud to teach their children Yoruba. Good you did, hope other parents, guardians and potential parents can start teaching their wards Nigerian languages.

Take your solo too :
Omo to mo yare loju o
osi yio to mo na paa
iya to jiya po lori re
baba to ji ya po lori re
omo to mo ya re loju o
osi yio to mo na paa.

aanumama:

Learning was always fun then, Yoruba class is the most lively in my school. My girl understands and speaks Yoruba o,
They are turning the world upside down all in the name of civilization, while I'm growing up we hardly speak English in our house, despite the fact my old man na prof

take this solo

omo to mo yare loju o
osi yio to mo na paa
iya to jiya po lori re
baba to ji ya po lori re
omo to mo ya re loju o
osi yio to mo na paa

Ise agbe ni ise ile waa
Eni ko sise, ama jale
Iwe kiko laisi oko ati ada
Ko i pe, ko i pe.

Bootybuttchic: love the man with the horn own



and dis song

ki ni mio fi ole se laye ti mo wa
ki ni mio fi ole se laye ti mo wa
laye ti mowa o,kaka kin ja le
ma kuku deru ,ki ni mio fi ole se la ye ti mo wa

WoodcrestMayor: U've said it all.
Some parents and offsprings think local languages and norms make us razz;english makes you toosh.
If Asia had allowed the west erode their cultural heritage,they won't be where dey are today...#BeautyInDiversity.
We really need to go back to the basics.We shouldn't lose our identity in the name of Civilization.Take away culture from a people and they are no better than wanderers who know not where they are going let alone where dey coming from.
God bless you too
God bless Nigeria

dont8: This is deep. Talking of identity, 85% of Nigerian languages will go into extinct and what does that portend for our future? That's scary if you ask me.