Omo Atata Yoruba Poem Lyrics, Ki Awon OWE wa, awon AKANLO E
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Omo Atata Yoruba Poem Lyrics, Ki Awon OWE wa, awon AKANLO EDE wa, awon EWA-EDE wa maa di ohun igbagbe. ISÉ NI A FI Í DI ENI GIGA work is used to elevate one in respect and importance To be honest, I think that short poems may have the same meaning explained in a short narration that may hook your attention with the first words. Read this poem in Yoruba side-by-side with a complete translation in English. Fún alaye àti ibere nípa Itan Yoruba ẹ kan si waAare Laji Abbas +2348023687432 Eyin omo Yoruba rere i am happy to find this poem online, especially with the english translation. Orisirisi She want A modern praise-poem by Amore David Olamide, in praise of the Egba (Yorùbá people who migrated into Egba Forest before establishing new townships around Olumo Rock) and their heroic ancestors. Ekun n’be fun’omo to nsa kiri (Tears are due for the truant child) Ma f’owuro sere ore mi (Do not toy with your early years) Mura si’se ojo’nlo (Work Mura si se re, ore mi [Work hard and work smart, my friend] A te ra mo se ni. Yoruba Song Lyrics on Afrika Lyrics. F. Odunjo With English Translation - NYSC - Nairaland Nairaland Forum › Nairaland General › NYSC › Read Ise L’ogun Ise: Classic Yoruba Poem By J. Understanding Yoruba language is one of the easiest things one can do once the mind and the spirit is willing.
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