Yoruba

The English word ‘beautiful’ is translated into Yoruba as arẹwa. The word arẹwa is used to describe something or someone as attractive.

The English phrase “have you eaten?” is translated into Yoruba as ṣé o ti jẹun?

The English word ‘lie’ can be expressed as irọ́ in Yoruba. irọ́ refers to an intentional untruth.

The English phrase “good morning, my love” is translated into Yoruba as ẹ kaaro, ifẹ mi.

The Yoruba word for strong is lágbára. lágbára is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is capable of producing great physical force.

The Yoruba phrase for hurry up is yara. yara is used as a verb to tell someone to go faster

The Yoruba word for dance is ijó. ijó is used to refer to the act of dancing or a specific dance movement or style.

The Yoruba word for grace, in the sense of elegant movement, poise or balance, is oore-ọfẹ.

The English word “lion” is translated as kìnnìún in Yoruba. kìnnìún is used to refer to the big cat of the species Panthera leo.

The English phrase moon is translated into Yoruba as oṣùpá. oṣùpá refers to the natural satellite of the planet Earth.