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Sunday, August 06, 2017

Ooni Of Ife And British Woman Hold Conversation In Yoruba

I had my mouth wide open watching this woman speak Yoruba and she speaks it better than me...
I really cracked when she said Orisirisi...

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23 comments:

  1. Anonymous6 August 2017 at 11:32

    Yoruba is the most spoken language in Britain (excluding english). I'm a proud son of the soil.

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  2. Anonymous6 August 2017 at 11:34

    Na wa

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  3. STARRY LARRY6 August 2017 at 11:44

    Haaaaaaaaa the woman tried, I've watched many videos of whites speaking Yoruba fluently




    *Larry was here*

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  4. Mrs. A.E, God's Own🌸🌺🌻6 August 2017 at 12:00

    Though she tried but, it's not a big deal! A lot of Nigerians speak multiple international languages and nobody stare at them or congratulates them for speaking the language.

    I'm sometimes surprised when I see some Nigerians acting as if is a big deal for a person from a foreign country to speak a Nigerian dialect.

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    1. Anonymous6 August 2017 at 12:27

      Madam I beg to differ.

      It is a VERY BIG DEAL.
      OVER BIG DEAL SEF.

      HOW MANY NIGERIANS CAN EVEN SPEAK ENGLISH????

      I've lived here almost 19 years. I have Yoruba friends. My grade school was in Ikoyi,Lagos.
      I go to the market.
      I work in Lagos.
      I still cannot communicate in clear cut Yoruba.
      I'm not one tenth as coherent as this Oyibo.

      It is a very big deal.

      And I don't know the kind of places you go to or if you've ever been abroad, but everytime a Nigerian speaks a foreign language such as German, Chinese etc there is always that extra warmth and camaraderie from the owners of the language, why?

      Because it is a BIG DEAL.

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    2. Chameleon6 August 2017 at 12:34

      it's a big deal ooooo. I'm Nigerian but can't even speak Edo language which is kinda similar or closest to my tribe.

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    3. DON™6 August 2017 at 13:02

      What do you mean by " it's not a big deal" ? How many can you speak?

      Appreciate this or keep quiet!

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    4. Mrs. A.E, God's Own🌸🌺🌻6 August 2017 at 13:28

      Anonymous, where I live its not a big deal. It only helped the speaker for easy communication especially in government offices or in social gathering.

      I speak, read and write three international languages and I have a great knowledge of extra one language.
      I'm not talking about Nigerian dialect.

      Nobody stare at me when I speak with the indigenes.
      So, I repeat, its not a big deal.

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    5. Mrs. A.E, God's Own🌸🌺🌻6 August 2017 at 13:29

      By the way, Yoruba is the easiest Nigerian language for one to learn.

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    6. Anonymous6 August 2017 at 13:35

      smfh..I speak fluent German and the Germans do not give a rat ass about that...We are also human..and it OK if foreigners can speak our language..It no big deal..

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    7. Anonymous6 August 2017 at 14:38

      It's a big deal! You speak international languages, a lot of people learn to speak those. Is Yoruba an international language?

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    8. Anonymous6 August 2017 at 15:26

      Yes..it is..cos loads of African countries speaks it..Is German an international language? What is this international sef? It no big deal she can speak yoruba. It nothing..

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    9. Anonymous6 August 2017 at 17:11

      No big deal.
      I speak several foreign languages as well and the indigenes do not hang their mouth open that an African can speak their language. No surprises at all.
      Nigerians are always impressed by anything the oyibo man (or woman) does 🙄

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    10. Unknown7 August 2017 at 05:55

      Uhmmmmm🤒

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    11. Unknown7 August 2017 at 14:51

      Anon 12:27 extra warmth from the language owners when Nigerians speak those languages you listed mtchewww you don't even know what you're saying. They don't care!!! It's business as usual when Nigerians speak French, German, Spanish etc. Just like any skill, commit to learning it and you will grasp it. The British lady took her time to learn/understand so no big deal abeg.

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  5. Anonymous6 August 2017 at 12:04

    She tried.I was born in lag,yet I can't speak Yoruba.

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  6. CharisMAtic DIVA6 August 2017 at 15:55

    Did she really say Orisirisi? I tried to catch d part😲

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  7. Anonymous6 August 2017 at 17:55

    Would have loved to hear her talk some more but the man just kept on... huh!!!

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    1. Unknown7 August 2017 at 05:55

      Me too. Wanted to hear more from her 😂

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  8. Kayanmata (NATURAL APHRODISIAC) D623C11B... 08120062969...Order now! 6 August 2017 at 18:21

    Ooni's wristwatch is all I see! Dang!

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  9. jelly7 August 2017 at 07:37

    I like it when i sees or hear a none Nigerians speaking our language, kudos to her

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