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Meanings of yoruba language in English
Nigeria, Niger and Congo language spoken in West Africa.
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Examples for "yo"
Examples for "yo"
1
Nope... actually, I'm fairly confident that my 10yo has more common sense.
2
The yo-he-ho theory: cries in common muscular effort, as in sailors' chantys.
3
The audiences change, the receipts yo-yo, but the schtick remains the same.
4
An playin marbles wuz a wonderful game in mah days yo knows.
5
Overall, however, this yo-yos between bland and big mouthfuls of unpalatable gunk.
1
He lived in Yoruba villages and became very friendly with the people.
2
They translated the Koran into Yoruba, and they also preached in Yoruba.
3
An official newspaper is published in the Yoruba and English languages.
4
The Yoruba people, from what is now Nigeria, had partial success.
5
The Pole had been the last to speak, and then the Yoruba interrupted:
Usage of yoruba language in English
1
Mola recited opening prayers to summon the spirits in Spanish and the Yoruba language, ending with the Lord's Prayer.
2
The greater part of the inhabitants are now Christians, and Mr Crowther is engaged in translating the Bible into the Yoruba language.
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Translations for yoruba language
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