Yoruba

The Yoruba word for girl is ọmọbìnrin. ọmọbìnrin is a noun used to refer to a young female person.

The Yoruba word for breast is ọmú. ọmú refers to the milk-producing organ.

The phrase kúrò níbí is the Yoruba way to say ‘go away’. kúrò níbí is used to instruct someone to depart or leave a specific place.

The Yoruba word for “idiot” is aṣiwere. aṣiwere refers to a person of low general intelligence.

The English phrase “what is your problem?” is translated into Yoruba as kí ni ìṣòro rẹ?

In Yoruba, the English phrase “child” can be translated as ọmọ, èwe or ọmọdé.

The Yoruba word for queen is ayaba. ayaba is a noun used to refer to a female monarch.

Oni a dara o is the Yoruba way to say have a good day. This phrase is a polite greeting used to wish someone a pleasant day as you are parting ways.

The English phrase “hello how are you” is translated into Yoruba as Bawo ni, bawo ni o se wa?

The English phrase “I need money” is expressed in Yoruba as Mo nílò owó. This phrase is used to express a requirement for financial funds.