Yoruba

The Yoruba phrase for ‘one to ten’ is ọ̀kan sí ẹ̀wá.

To say thank you very much in Yoruba, use ẹ ṣé púpọ̀ (e se pupo). ẹ ṣé púpọ̀ expresses strong gratitude, more than a plain thank you.

thank you so much in Yoruba is ẹ ṣe pupọ. This phrase is used to express strong gratitude or appreciation toward someone.

To say “welcome back” in Yoruba, use ẹ ku abọ.

In Yoruba, ‘i love you’ can be expressed as mo nífẹ̀ẹ́ yín. These phrases are used to affirm romantic feelings.

The English phrase “I am good” is translated into Yoruba as Mo wa dada. A response used to say that you are doing well when someone asks how you are.

In Yoruba, “how are you?” is said as Bawo ni? Bawo ni? is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being.

The English word “afternoon” is translated to Yoruba as ọ̀sán. ọ̀sán refers to the part of the day between noon and evening.

The Yoruba phrase for “my own” is Tièmi. Tièmi is used to refer to something that belongs to the speaker personally.

The Yoruba word for bastard is ọmọale. The term ọmọale is a noun used to describe a person who is considered contemptible