Learning Yoruba - The 30 most used Verbs in the Yoruba Language

Let our Yoruba Teacher, Mrs Ajose, do with you the countdown of the most popular Verbs (doing words) in the Yoruba language. This is very useful because she also gives you ideas on how to use them within a sentence as well. Enjoy the video, share and subscribe.

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Please can you take us on more verbs🥺
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[@LA-cy1zj]

as someone who has been learning yoruba for 4 years and is looking to get to the next level of vocab and reducing my yoruba - english blend, this was a great video
there were some slight issues with video/audio synchronicity, but otherwise - amazing. thank you v much

[@HelenMcleod-l5u]

Ese garan sis

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you are welcome! Thanks for commenting! Keep sharing

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Excellent. Thank you.

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I love what you are doing on this channel. I love how you subtext in both Yoruba and English. E ku'se. Oluwa yio si maa ti yin leyin👏👏

[@nalingonaija9778]

Thanks for the comment! Pls keep sharing

[@HelenMcleod-l5u]

Omi omi.

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Thank you for spreading knowledge

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Thank you so much for the channel! It's the most helpful learning tool I've found so far. Please keep making videos.

[@DK-ym6wh]

Thank you so much for this ! :)

[@TheButterflySoulfire]

Nice video! Very useful.

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yayyy. keep it coming. We appreciate!!

[@sherimango3868]

Great video!

[@tjalimi3951]

Thank you

[@muluhmabelle]

Good

[@langtreasury4573]

Wow, awesome!

[@AyopelumiAboderin-pf7px]

I think the most commonly used verb in Yoruba is jeun

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Thank you!

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[@tok1879]

I love this channel but i doubt gbìyànjú and nílò are as commonly used. They probably should be though.

[@nalingonaija9778]

Thanks for your comment. We are just too used to their English version.

[@iwindara]

What of "nídìí" if I say "kò nídìí" as in "its not necessary"? Is that an English loan word from "need"? Or is it Yorùbá "ní ìdí"?

[@DK-ym6wh]

does anyone know a good way to type in Yoruba ? google translate doesn't allow for the tones ...

[@LA-cy1zj]

what is 'become' in yoruba?
as in
I want to become..
or
Your yoruba is becoming...
how would I say these in Yoruba?
Eṣe ma

[@nalingonaija9778]

Sorry for late reply: I want to become a teacher - Mo fẹ́ jẹ́ Olùkọ́, Your Yoruba is getting better - Èdè yorùbá rẹ ti ń dára si

[@boiboi2727]

o nilo nkan? Do you need something ? ( Is the translation correct ma?)

[@nalingonaija9778]

Yes

[@nalingonaija9778]

But try Se o nilo nkan? Do you need something?

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Sara ,
Soro.-,