(in yoruba, with an Ibadan accent)
pssst pssst
kusi mi, olomoge
ehn, Safi l'oruko mi
modakeke nile, 'foko l'angbe
mo lofu re
se o folu, abi o folu?
a i folu re, iya l'oje
kan ti e fashi mi olomoge
'there are many fises in the sea'

(quasi-transliteration)
pssst pssst
Excuse me, lady
em, Safi is my name,
Modakeke is my hometown, though I live at 'foko
I love you
Do you fall, or you don't fall?
if you don't fall, you will regret it
Just forget I asked, lady
there are many fishes in the sea

if i could only understand kuvuki

mykali:

if i could only understand kuvuki

?
The first part is in yoruba (with an ibadan accent). The second is a quasi-transliteration

so fall abi o fo there are many fishes in d river so fashi

u for interpret in ibadan english na

o ti baje ju

ba wo lo sen se e?

o n se giz giz

egun eleha lon fe

ok. i have reach the elastic limit of my yoruba. time for kuvuki


der thyunhg ujju luembu sku du du ka ka shamba

dhan jhun yon de ma teee

en yara ku gaji ne?

mo photocopy ee

weth na shon yung pher

see ur mouth

en yara ku gaji ne? children are u tired?

aunty we ar not tired

whoz ur anty

aunty romade

bt u no catch afraid sha

omo so folu abi o folu
bosi folu, iya loo fije

tytylayor:



omo so folu abi o folu
bosi folu, iya loo fije

uhmmmm. . . Is this chinese

is this thread suppose to be funny?

I didn't understand the joke. Does the poster think that everyone on this forum are yorubas

even thou im yoruba, i find the joke lamer than "lame"