Iwọ ni Is a yorùbá statement. It is a very short sentence in Yoruba comprising of just 2 words. The words are “Ìwọ” and “ni”. Iwọ in Yoruba means, “You“, Ni in Yoruba means “it is“. Combining both together, we… Continue Reading
Má p’ariwo is a statement and a short sentence. Ma p’ariwo is used very commonly by Yoruba language speakers. Má in Yoruba means “Don’t” P’ariwo in Yoruba means “to make noise”, “shout” or “to be loud’ So, bringing the two… Continue Reading
Werey/Wèrè is a Yoruba word that is very common. Put, extremely common. In slang form, Wèrè is written commonly as Werey. Werey is the wrong spelling. The meaning of Werey/Wèrè is, “mad person”. Pronunciation of Were: way-ray Example: 1. Ṣe… Continue Reading
The statement Sọrọ soke is currently trending right now on Twitter streets in October 2020. Mainly because of the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria. What does Sọrọ soke mean? Well, Sọrọ soke is a complete sentence as short as it is.… Continue Reading
Following music released by music artist known as Classic Jester, in July 2020, he titled the song Ko por keh. And since then, it has become a popular phrase in the mouth of Yoruba youths. If you live in South… Continue Reading
Rọra is a Yoruba word. There is a high likelihood you will hear it when commuting in vehicles in South West Nigeria or you probably heard Rọra in Reekado Bank’s song which the artist titled Rọra. So, what’s the meaning… Continue Reading
Kilode is a Yoruba question. It is a question that is asked so frequently in Yoruba land especially in the South west. So, what is the meaning of Kilode? The meaning of Kilode is, “What is happening?” Kilode could also… Continue Reading
Fimile is a Yoruba word. A very popular Yoruba word. If you googled to know the meaning of Fimile, then you are at the right place. The meaning of Fimile is, “Leave me alone”. Breaking down the word Fimile, we… Continue Reading
If you are a fan of Yoruba movies, then you know that knowing which latest Yoruba movie is out is a big deal. Movie lovers should be kept abreast with the newly released Yoruba movies that they can watch. In… Continue Reading
O pọ is a complete sentence as short as it is. O pọ is also written as o por. Which is the wrong spelling. The correct spelling of o por is, O pọ. There is no “r” after it. Anyway,… Continue Reading