Yoruba

The English phrase ‘are you okay?’ is translated into Yoruba as ṣe o wa daadaa?

The Yoruba phrase for “how much” is mélòó. mélòó is used as a determiner to ask about the cost or price of an item.

The English phrase “my heart” is translated into Yoruba as ọkàn mi. ọkàn mi refers to the physical organ that pumps blood.

The word for “amen” in Yoruba is àmín. This term is an expression used to signify strong agreement with a statement or prayer.

The Yoruba word for monkey is ọbọ. ọbọ is the noun used to refer to a monkey, which is a type of primate.

Ayé is the Yoruba word for life. Ayé is used to refer to the state of being alive, but it also carries the meaning of “the world.”

In Yoruba, “what are you doing?” is said as kí lòn ṣe? This phrase is used to ask someone what they are currently doing or what is happening.

The English phrase “beautiful girl” is translated into Yoruba as ọmọbirin arẹwa.

The Yoruba phrase for “help me” is Ẹ gbà mí. This phrase is used to make a request for assistance or rescue when someone is in trouble.

To say “happy new month” in Yoruba, use E ku osu titun.