Ambosibosi = "How much more" like, "how much more you rich people." Ambosibosi eyin olowo.

Take the kid to a speech and hearing pathologist to first perform a hearing test which can determine level of hearing and whether or not hearing aids would be needed by the child. If it is determined that hearing aids would help, the child should commence treatment with a speech and language therapist to teach him or her how to pronounce words using flash cards in conjuction with using the adaptive device. Hope this helps and good luck!

Paja paja = "Cramps" no beating about the bush.

All, Yoruba language is too culturally advance and diverse that you can't really translate some words into English word for word. The best way to translate would be, using the English equivalent of the word. For instance, I can translate "eku odun" as happy holidays or happy celebration, and "eku ile" as happy home sitting. Overall, you need to have the knowledge of how the English people use the same words in their own culture. I do a lot of writing and translation and I come across issues like this everytime. You can checkout http://www.oronna.com/oronna/ , to read things in Yoruba. I hope the translation is helpful.

Yorubalove -It appears as if you are trying to translate English into yoruba word for word without following the rules. For instance, there is odun which represent years and lodun and sodun, li odun and se odun depending on what you are trying to put across or question being asked. Se odun = celebrate a holiday = long way of writing. S'odun = celebrate a holiday but you are removing the "e" but using the apostophy to let people know that the e is missing. Sodun is a refined way to write same. The same thing with li odun, l'odun and lodun. Nobody writes Yoruba using li odun or l'odun=old way. Yoruba language is constantly being revised.

"marunun" does not represent any word in Yoruba. Five = marun or aarun. Ti se= has done eg. O ti kole or ko ile=he has built a house.
nitorina’ and ‘nitori’ . Nitorina=because of this, nitori=because. Depends also on the statement being invoked or a precursor to the statement.
I do not know what kind of dictionary that you are using but the Yoruba language for food is ounje. Oune aaro=breakfast, ounje osan lunch but osan stands for afternoon and ounje ale stands for dinner but ale=night. Also, there nothing like night food. This is why you can not translate Enhlish to Yoruba rod for word. "O n je" = he or she is eating it, whatever it may bi. to koja’ or ti o koja= past, but "ti o koja" is long way.

The best way is to read Yoruba book, news or magazine and follow the sentence structure, pattern and grammar. By so doing, you will be able to pick up on how the language is constructed. I write and speak Yoruba and I run into new things in the language daily.

Go to http://www.oronna.com/oronna/ there is a link to Yoruba dictionary under "Iwe i tumo Yoruba." meaning: Yoruba translation or dictionary. Hope this helps.

Yorubalove -Here is the way to go.

1. Mo n so Yoruba - I speak Yoruba.
2. Mo ti ta ayo video games ri. - Used to play video games.
3. Iseju marun ti koja nigbati mo je akara oyinbo.
4. O se aisan lodun to koja.
5. Ara re ko ya nigbati awon obi re ko ile.
6. Ni ibere odun yi ni ara re ko ti ya sugbon, ara re ti da nisinsinyi.
7. O ti da lese ni ko je ki o wa si ile iwe.
8. Mo n ka iwe nisinsinyi.
9. Mo n se ise nigbati o n ko eko.
10. Mo n je ounje osan lai mo pe aayan wa ninu ile idana. Mo kuro lesekese.
11. Mo ti dubule sibe bii wakati meta ki orun to gbe mi lo.
12. O ti n jeun/ounje fun bii iseju mewa ti mo fi se tan.
13. O fe ki n ma lo sile nisinsinyi.
14. N o ra ounje sii sugbon mo ti yo nisinsinyi.
15. O ti se ibatisi nisinsinyi.
16. O se ibatisi fun iseju marun.
17. Ilu ti baje nitori ina ti o jo.
18. Mo ti se ibatisi leemeta ni odun 2001.
19. N ko ba ti se ibatisi leemefa ni odun 2002.
20. Ti o ba fi owo kun n o duro tabi n ko ni lo mo.
21. A ko ba ti kole sugbon a ko ni owo.

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to read in Yoruba.

There is no guarantee. You have to decide if it's worth taking a child to the hospital all the time, the risks and financial aspects.

Iba aridegbe Balogun Orun, iba aresegba Balogun Isalu, Iba Arogunmatidi baba mi. Ina agbere kii jo Sango lawujo, otutu odo kii mu eja ninu osa
bori amo ba foju kan oorun yiyo ni i yo, bi oba fi oju kan Toyin ki o ma woo sun sun bi Aguntan. Emi lo so be.

They are both blood disorder except that SC is more manageable than SS. Besides, SC crisis is less severe and noticeable.

Speech and Languge therapy is the most effective way to regain her speech back. Of course, the improvement will not occur overnight. It takes time depending on the severity of her condition. Please don't forget to include physical therapy to improve her mobility, gait and activity of daily living (ADL).

You may be suffering from dry skin condition. Try simple vaseline petroleum jelly and you wiil find out that it works wonders. Let us know if this solves your problem.

All you need is a simple procedure called "Braces". It is a kind of wire guard around your teeth to straighten and put them in line. Your experienced orthodontist should be able to help. No need to have them remove.

Shegede is an infection commonly known as shingles.