Ojo Ose (Days of the Week)

This episode is about the 'Months of the Year' in the Yoruba language. We also get to learn another fun song, how exciting!!! More details are available in our activity books. Available to purchase on Amazon (see links below): Workbook https://amzn.to/3enfWsd Colouring https://amzn.to/32CegG4 Happy listening!

Today’s episode is all about the most important part in learning to read and write the Yoruba language. Using tone marks give the reader the exact words being used in that sentence because we have words that are spelt the same way but have different meanings with different tone marks.  There are 3 tone marks used in the Yoruba language, which are placed on the vowel in the pronounced syllable  1. Low tone Do (\)  2. Middle tone Re (_) and  3. High tone Mi (/)  Using the word ‘igba’ as an example to describe how tone marks change the meaning of a word:  igba (re re) which means two hundred  igbá (re mi) which means calabash  ìgbà (do do) which means time period  ìgbá (do mi) which means garden egg  As always, this is described in more details in our activity book ‘Alifabeeti Yoruba’. See below links to get our children activity books on Amazon:  Workbook https://amzn.to/3enfWsd  Colouring https://amzn.to/32CegG4

This episode is about the “Days of the Week” in Yoruba plus we get to learn a song! You can refer to our workbook which are available to purchase on Amazon, see below links to get our children activity books on Amazon: Workbook https://amzn.to/3enfWsd Colouring https://amzn.to/32CegG4

This episode is about the alphabets of the Yoruba language, giving examples of words for each one. The examples provided are taken from our workbook which is available to purchase on Amazon, see below links to get our children activity books on Amazon: Workbook https://amzn.to/3enfWsd Colouring https://amzn.to/32CegG4