Yoruba

The phrase “sleep well” in Yoruba is translated as sùn dáradára.

To keep quiet in Yoruba is to say dákẹ́. The verb dákẹ́ is used to mean remain silent.

The Yoruba phrase for “my queen” is ayaba mi.

The Yoruba word for ‘eat’ is jẹ. jẹ is the verb used for the action of eating.

The English word “goat” is translated into Yoruba as ewúrẹ́. The term refers to the animal known as a goat.

The Yoruba word for “liar” is opurọ́. opurọ́ is a noun used to describe a person who tells lies.

Nigeria in Yoruba is Nàìjíríà. Nàìjíríà is the name of the country located in Western Africa.

The English word “sir” is translated into Yoruba as sir.

Weldon is a proper name used in Yoruba to refer to a specific person. Weldon functions as a proper noun used to identify a particular individual.

The Yoruba word for stop is dúró. The word dúró is used to command or describe the cessation of movement or an action.