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Yoruba Greetings — Grade 1

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Learn Yoruba greetings with a quick true/false challenge.

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Yoruba Greetings — Grade 1
 

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Learn Yoruba greetings with a quick true/false challenge.

by Jumoke Akinyemi
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Children greet teachers with 'Bawo ni'.

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'Kaabo' is used to say please.

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'E kaasan' means 'Good afternoon' in Yoruba.

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'Bawo ni' means 'Goodbye'.

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In Yoruba, 'Bawo' is a simple hello.

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'E kaaro' means 'Good night'.

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'E kaaro' means 'Good morning' in Yoruba.

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'O se' is used to say please.

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There is no separate Yoruba greeting for afternoon.

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'E ku irọlẹ' is 'Good evening' in Yoruba.

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