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Centre of Excellence History Lagos is situated in the southwestern region of Nigeria, along the coastline of the Bight of Benin. It shares borders with the state of Ogun to…
This course is for beginners, you are new to the Yoruba language and want to know the very basics such as the alphabet, numbers, introducing yourself, greetings and every conversations and so on. The modules that are included in this course include;
By the end of this course, you should be able to recite the Yoruba alphabet, know the mechanics of how numbers work in Yoruba, formulate simple and varied sentences, have basic daily conversations with people you already know and people you just met.
There are Lesson materials, and practice sheets to test your knowledge and ensure you are on track.
You can send emails/enquiries before, during and after you have gone through the course, either about the course itself or any issues you might have had.
The course price is £50 and should take you about 5-7 weeks to complete depending on how much time you can dedicate to it. Remember to watch the course videos over and over again to master the topic.
Centre of Excellence History Lagos is situated in the southwestern region of Nigeria, along the coastline of the Bight of Benin. It shares borders with the state of Ogun to…
This Lesson focuses on 'I am' the different ways we use it in Yoruba and the rules surrounding its usage.
This lesson looks at the different ways to say 'I have' and I usually and the rules surrounding them.
This lesson includes I can, I will, I like, I want and I know and all the rules surrounding their usage.
How much do you know?
This video covers asking for peoples name, where they come from and where they live.
In this video, we go through how to ask someone for their age, their job, arranging to see/ meet up with someone, speaking to older people and adressing people.
How much do you know??