9jahotblog:
This is so hilarious.....Yoruba language that went to Harvard.����

their dad is really trying, it's lot of work teaching them�...cos their mum is even white.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNKnH7Rb_Qw

https://www.instagram.com/p/B6Xs2NZHi5r/

DonroxyII:
The reason why you should not be fighting ethnicity , tribalism , sectionalism etc....

if you, A Yoruba man marry a Yoruba woman and travel to China and seldomly come home. All your children and next generation will be speaking mandarin and by the third generation, they might never know a country exist that is called Nigeria and inside it a Yoruba race .....

Human race is simply one race !!

1Sharon:


Stop lying. Hausas hardly bear their indigenous names

zicoraads:

I'll excuse your total ignorance.

zicoraads:

I'll excuse your total ignorance.

1Sharon:


You're the ignorant one.

How many Nigerians know indigenous hausa names??

Arabization is slowly eroding your culture.

1Sharon:


You're the ignorant one.

How many Nigerians know indigenous hausa names??

Arabization is slowly eroding your culture.

zicoraads:

I'll excuse your total ignorance.

koyyess:
Let's see if they can speak it shamelessly after 10 years in obodo oyibo.

I say obodo oyibo because they will never want to come and live in the sh1t hole their father ran away from.

Heritage indeed.

aminusodiq:
i see no sense here!!! i see no sense here!!!

anonymous1759:



You made no sense.

YorubaPikin:
Hello, these are my children. I am from Poland, my husband is from Shaki, Nigeria and they were born in Finland.

We started our Instagram @Yoruba_Pikin and @Naija_wifey to encourage parents to speak their native languages to kids especially when living abroad. Our kids speak 4 languages, it's not been an easy journey but thanks to our persistence and love for our countries we made it happen! Now they can easily communicate with their grandparents and any time they travel to Nigeria/Poland they aren't scarred bcs they understand what is going on around them. Every family has its own way of upbringing the kids and please, keep in mind that it's our own way.

Biracial marriage and multilingual children are a real challenge but we both have the same values in life and both believe strongly in God. He always makes a way for those who believe!

9jahotblog:
This is so hilarious.....Yoruba language that went to Harvard.����

their dad is really trying, it's lot of work teaching them�...cos their mum is even white.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNKnH7Rb_Qw

https://www.instagram.com/p/B6Xs2NZHi5r/

YorubaPikin:
Hello, these are my children. I am from Poland, my husband is from Shaki, Nigeria and they were born in Finland.

We started our Instagram @Yoruba_Pikin and @Naija_wifey to encourage parents to speak their native languages to kids especially when living abroad. Our kids speak 4 languages, it's not been an easy journey but thanks to our persistence and love for our countries we made it happen! Now they can easily communicate with their grandparents and any time they travel to Nigeria/Poland they aren't scarred bcs they understand what is going on around them. Every family has its own way of upbringing the kids and please, keep in mind that it's our own way.

Biracial marriage and multilingual children are a real challenge but we both have the same values in life and both believe strongly in God. He always makes a way for those who believe!

ednut1:
White kids how Dumb blogger

AmuDimpka:


Awesome ..here in Nigeria most kids of upper and middle class don't speak local language...that is the tragedy we are in...they don't even go to villages because pastors have fúcked their brains up...they are stuck in Lagos and city centres

chinchum:
wao!, kudos to you and your spouse!, my toddler has just one word of Yoruba vocabulary compared to over 50 English words despite all my persistent effort speaking of Yoruba to her, i guess the daycare has a stronger influence over her . I feel defeated so far, and this video gives an inspiration. Four Languages !!!. Are your beautiful kids home schooling?

baysol:

Best place is a shopping mall, to teach kids variety of things in Yoruba ede omoluabis. Kudos dad.

petitejolie:
thats so nice. She's so different. I know most white ladies dont even want to have anything to do with d guys family in Nigeria. He has to pay for anything he wants to send down cos its gonna be argument. Shes just interested in controlling his finance, shopping, and going on vacations.

Olalan:
And some idiots would ban their children from speaking their ingenious language at home calling it Vancular.......idiots they are cause the English language they so much respect is another man's language.
BTW I give to to the igbos and hausa cause you hardly find kids of this tribes not been able to understand or even speak their language irrespective of the social status and class of their parents

mickeymimi:


Heritage they are not even proud of...

In Nigeria ..you get flogged or punished for speaking yoruba / vernacular at school.,
You meet someone for d 1st time .. you speak yoruba to them ,,,the next tin na to ignore or walk away from you...their look will make u feel like an illitrate.
Church, university , work place ... you cant even approach them speaking yooruba
The worst is to try and toast someone in yoruba...
some household in Nigeria, the children are forbidden to speak in yoruba.

now someone speaking yoruba abroad becomes big deaL... I tire 4 ma pple oooo

keryj:


The woman is in Nigeria right now for Xmas. They dont miss village every xmas and she ensure to take them out doors to see places and learn more about their tradition.

My dear, why should i be ashame to proclaim where i come from. I laugh at people when they tell me i sound igbotic at times, how else should i be sounding biko

ctleurocollege:



Madam good to know you're cooperating with our own, you're a submissive wife but the way he speaks is not polished, Yoruba is pleasing to the ear not harsh.

YorubaPikin:


Thanks. Oh really? What do pastors say not to make them visit their relatives in rural areas?