Yoruba

The Yoruba word for “weed” is koriko. koriko is used to refer to an unwanted plant or a weed growing in a garden or field.

The Yoruba word for ‘rubbish’ is pàntí. pàntí is used to refer to items of low quality.

The Yoruba phrase for “oh my god” is Ọlọrun mi.

To praise god in Yoruba, you say yin Oluwa l’ogo.

To say “give me money” in Yoruba, use fún mi lówó. This phrase is used to request or command that someone provide money to the speaker.

The Yoruba word for dad is bàbá. The term is used to refer to a father. Baba is a common informal way to address one’s father.

ìgbẹ́ is the Yoruba word for poop. This noun is used to refer to feces.

The English word “work” is translated into Yoruba as iṣẹ́.

The English phrase “I am happy” is translated into Yoruba as inu mi dùn. This phrase is used to express that you are feeling joy or pleasure.

The English pronoun ‘me’ is translated as mi in Yoruba.