Ilekeh:
Eyin omo Yoruba, ki le ro nipa ile ti won ko pelu biriki?

Kilode ti a le fi ko oru awon ile yii?

Ilo Alamo ni o bi mi ninu julo ninu gbogbo oniruru ile ti o wa laye yii.....
Ile oni biriki wopo ni ile yoruba, sugbon bi won se n lo biriki naa, lo yato si ile inu aworan yi.

scholes0:
Gbogbo yin, e jowo, e ki mi Kaabo si ori eto.

N le o. Se oko ko j'epo? Daadaa ni gbogbo ile wa. E ku asiko yi.

modath:


Iya aafin modat na ti wo le wa oo, awon omo keekeeke mi ni won dami duro ni iwon ba nitori aun se eto ile iwe ni ola..

Ki ni aun jiroro lelori ? Mi o yo ju lana nitori wipe , anti sp*m bot o joko le ori adape mi.

Anti ilekehd, e ku ise ooo.

Egbon aareonakakanfo , eku ise , iwaju iwaju ni awa yoruba ma ma a lo .. Awon Romanis won ma binu wa ko si osa gbeyin ni...

E tun fe paro mo spambot abi? E seun.

Ni osan, emi ati aarekonkofo n so nipa oru ile ti awon osise ijoba n ko si ile Yoruba, bi mimiko ati aregbesola. Sugbon a ni lati ro 1) nkan ti won fi n ko awon ile yii 2) bawo ni awon ile a se ri 50 years lati eni.

E je ka fi Ibadan se apẹẹrẹ .....

razid:

N le o. Se oko ko j'epo? Daadaa ni gbogbo ile wa. E ku asiko yi.

Oko ti fere je gbogbo epo inu moto mi tan o.... hahaha
Ese pupo, Eyin naa, E ku gbogbo igbadun asiko yii. Asiko opin odun.
Ki Olorun ma fi iso re so wa.

itstpia8:


when using alternate ids, can you add your original id or whichever moniker is your favorite, to your comments, so others can know it's you.


if folks respond to your moniker without even knowing who it is, ileke and your other attack dogs will start getting worried and cranky because they"ll feel you're chatting with other people. Or you'll start developing wings because you feel someone is responding to your post.

so please add aok or something to your posts when you are not using that id, just for clarity.

thank you.

Not everybody automatically knows when you're posting under various user ids.

Asinwin! Were o le mo pe oun se bi were.

Shymm3x:

Lol.
I'm learning.
I do learn with Yoruba Bible and I'm picking up a few things from this thread.

Yoruba is not that difficult to learn now. Afterall, you can just come in to say "E ku Yoruba hour o."
Reminds me of one romani that met us in a bus and say to everybody "e ku moto o".

razid:


Kilo n je be nigba ti wa? Omo naa yoo je egba oju awon obi re a yan. E je ki n ranti oluko kan ti o kan mi ni yara kefa Daddy Olusanya ni a pe won. Baba yii ti wa ni ile eko wa lati odun 1969. Nnkan ti o maa n so fun wa ni wipe oun pelu awon ti o ko awon obi wa. Nitori naa, omokomo ti o ba sesi pe ni Misita daran.

To ba wa nibe nigba amunisin (colonialism), ewo lo kan emi ati awon omo mi. Mii feren gbogbo iyen.

scholes0:
Gbogbo yin, e jowo, e ki mi Kaabo si ori eto.

Se daada le de.Tuntun wo le mu wa fun wa lale yi?

scholes0:


Oko ti fere je gbogbo epo inu moto mi tan o.... hahaha
Ese pupo, Eyin naa, E ku gbogbo igbadun asiko yii. Asiko opin odun.
Ki Olorun ma fi iso re so wa.

Asee o baba mi. Ire ni oju owo n ri, ire ire ni oju wa yoo maa ri o. Eyi to ku ki odun yii pari a ko nii lo pelu inira o. E se pupo.

scholes0:

Ilo Alamo ni o bi mi ninu julo ninu gbogbo oniruru ile ti o wa laye yii.....
Ile oni biriki wopo ni ile yoruba, sugbon bi won se n lo biriki naa, lo yato si ile inu aworan yi.

O sope o wopo, sugbon mii ti ri won. Nibo ni won ko won si?

Ritchiee:
Se daada le de.Tuntun wo le mu wa fun wa lale yi?

E seun pupo, Ogbeni Ritchiee
Se gbogbo nkan n lo ni dede? E ku akitiyan ifowosowopo lori itakun yii.
Olorun a fun wa se. Aamin.

Ilekeh:


O sope o wopo, sugbon mii ti ri won. Nibo ni won ko won si?

Biriki bi buloku ni mo so pe o wopo.
Sugbon biriki gan-gan, mo ti ri bi meji tabi meta ni agbegbe Eko.
Mo le fi aworan ile naa si ori itakun yii.

They just banned me.

For replying this post

scholes0:

Biriki bi buloku ni mo so pe o wopo.
Sugbon biriki gan-gan, mo ti ri bi meji tabi meta ni agbegbe Eko.
Mo le fi aworan ile naa si ori itakun yii.

Ise ya a a
Ise ya a a
Omo Ogun ise ya a
Olodumare ise ma ya o e e
Ise ya

Enyin omo Ogun e se giri
Ise po fun wa lati se e e
Omo rere ki isa se e
Omo Ogun ki i s’o le e
Ebere gb’eru o o
Olorun n be fun wa
E tera mose o o
Ise ya
Omo Ogun ise ya a

Mo ranti asiko ti o se wipe orin yii ni won fi n ji wa nigba ti a si wa nile l'aago marun aaro lori ero asoromagbesi Ogun AM nigba naa.

IlekeHD:
They just banned me.

For replying this post

Ori awon mod wonyii ti daru patapata.

razid:

Mo ranti asiko ti o se wipe orin yii ni won fi n ji wa nigba ti a si wa nile l'aago marun aaro lori ero asoromagbesi Ogun AM nigba naa.

lol I've never heard that song. It sounds interesting. Do they wake you up with cane?

scholes0:


Ori awon mod wonyii ti daru patapata.

Seriously. And because of that, we need to be stubborn and emphasize Yoruba Hour.

scholes0:

E seun pupo, Ogbeni Ritchiee Se gbogbo nkan n lo ni dede? E ku akitiyan ifowosowopo lori itakun yii. Olorun a fun wa se. Aamin.

E SEUN O.AMIN...ASE.

Ilekeh:


Write a sentence in yoruba. Just try.

Lol.

You just wanna laugh like someone I spoke Yoruba to when I was still fresh on here and the person told me never to speak Yoruba again. But I can definitely write a bit and read if I want to.

Let me say: e se pupo ore mi, oluwa a bukun ile Yoruba. Amin.

IlekeHD:

lol I've never heard that song. It sounds interesting. Do they wake you up with cane?

Nope. That is Ogun State Anthem for you. It was normally played first thing on Ogun AM/MW radio in those days. When our father wanted to wake us up, he would raise the volume of his radio. So whether one likes it or not, everybody must wake up. So, we tend to hate that song because it usually signalled the end of a sweet and sound sleep. It's now that I understand the significance of that Anthem.

[size=14pt]How can we make Yoruba Hour better?
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1. Have topics ready
We need to know which topics are going to be discussed. By doing that, we set a goal and determine it's conclusion by 10pm. Topics can range from the DAWN project to Yoruba interest to ongoing developments in Yorubaland.

2. Advertise Yoruba hour
If we're really serious about Yoruba Hour, we need to invite as many Yoruba and friends of Yorubas as possible.

3. Be our brother's keeper
This is seriously lacking in Yorubaland. Why? How? And what can we do to change it?

4. Notify other users when the Hour approaches
We think they'll remember, but.......

5. Prioritize your time on NL
Yoruba Hour vs other NL threads

6. Be ready to translate for English-speaking Yorubas
i.e shym3x and Laudate

7. Entertainment Segment
Have a session like "Tani mo o" an entertaining segment where we can improve our knowledge of Yoruba riddles, proverbs, stories, and jokes

IlekeHD:
How can we make Yoruba Hour better?

1. Have topics ready
We need to know which topics are going to be discussed. By doing that, we set a goal and determine it's conclusion by 10pm. Topics can range from the DAWN project to Yoruba interest to ongoing developments in Yorubaland.

2. Advertise Yoruba hour
If we're really serious about Yoruba Hour, we need to invite as many Yoruba and friends of Yorubas as possible.

3. Be our brother's keeper
This is seriously lacking in Yorubaland. Why? How? And what can we do to change it?

4. Notify other users when the Hour approaches
We think they'll remember, but.......

5. Have a session like "Tani mo o" an entertaining segment where we can improve our knowledge of Yoruba riddles, proverbs, stories, and jokes.

razid:

5. Have a session like "Tani mo o" an entertaining segment where we can improve our knowledge of Yoruba riddles, proverbs, stories, and jokes.

Def. Mo ti update.

Shymm3x:


Lol.

You just wanna laugh like someone I spoke Yoruba to when I was still fresh on here and the person told me never to speak Yoruba again. But I can definitely write a bit and read if I want to.

Let me say: e se pupo ore mi, oluwa a bukun ile Yoruba. Amin.

I think that was me

Good job, my friend. God will bless Yorubaland. Amen. - That was really good! You tried.

razid:

Nope. That is Ogun State Anthem for you. It was normally played first thing on Ogun AM/MW radio in those days. When our father wanted to wake us up, he would raise the volume of his radio. So whether one likes it or not, everybody must wake up. So, we tend to hate that song because it usually signalled the end of a sweet and sound sleep. It's now that I understand the significance of that Anthem.

lmaoooo.

My mom woke us up with "eni ko sise, o ma jale. Iwe kiko lai si oko ati ada, Ko pe o, ko pe o......" song.
I don't know why Yoruba parents are so fcukking joyous in the morning when you're trynna sleep.

IlekeHD:

lmaoooo.
My mom woke us up with "eni ko sise, o ma jale. Iwe kiko lai si oko ati ada, Ko pe o, ko pe o......" song.
I don't know why Yoruba parents are so fcukking joyous in the morning when you're trynna sleep.

So funny. I remember a time I wanted to do that with my kids using my phone. My first daughter just came the second night, took my phone and hid it somewhere. I was so troubled that day. It was when she woke up around 6am that she eventually returned my phone. That was the last time I tried it with them.

IlekeHD:


I think that was me

Good job, my friend. God will bless Yorubaland. Amen. - That was really good! You tried.

Thanks for that. You went from dissing me 2-3 years ago to giving me props. That's what's up.

Unbelievable i missed the hour.

I dozed off.

jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzzzz

IlekeHD:


lmaoooo.

My mom woke us up with "eni ko sise, o ma jale. Iwe kiko lai si oko ati ada, Ko pe o, ko pe o......" song.
I don't know why Yoruba parents are so fcukking joyous in the morning when you're trynna sleep.

Is that Alawiye by JF Ofunjo or a primary school poem or rhyme?

This guy is currently trending on facebook


Yoruba representing ....


[size=14pt]Kehinde Wiley: New York-Based Artist Paints People of Color in Styles Mimicking Classic Western Art
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When New York artist Kehinde Wiley, 38, looked at famous paintings of the past, he noticed something very unsettling. It was all so…very…VERY…white.

“If you look at the paintings that I love in art history, these are the paintings where great, powerful men are being celebrated on the big walls of museums throughout the world,” Wiley told CBS News. “What feels really strange is not to be able to see a reflection of myself in that world.”

So Wiley decided to take matters into his own hands. His artwork features men of color who are wearing street dress. . . but painted in classical styles, often resembling the great paintings we all know from history. It all started when he found a mug shot on the street. Wiley was chilled by the revelation that this is how black men are too often represented in images- as criminals. “It crystallized something that I’d been thinking about for a very long time, which is that black men have been given very little in this world, and that I as an artist have the power and the potential and the will to do something about it,” he told CBS.

http://hellogiggles.com/kehinde-wiley-artist/