#yoruba

A language is a mean of communication between a group of people which involves the use of sounds, words and signs and these can be used by a tribe, group of people such professionals,for example army and

The Famine Long ago, in a time when the land lay dry and the harvest had failed, hunger crept into every home. Nobody felt it more sharply than Tortoise. His belly growled day and night, and no amount

Adunni yelped, palm resting on her chest where pearl necklace had been only a moment ago. The necklace her father gifted her on the day she was born. In all her eighteen years, she only took it off for

Hello, beloved members of the Hive Open Mic community! Nb: i made a mistake in the video though. Greetings to everyone participating in Hive Open Mic Week 329. It is a joy and privilege to once again be

DÀNDÓGÓ KỌJÁ ÀBÍNÚDÁ How many Yorùbá people of this generation have ever seen or even heard of DÀNDÓGÓ? DÀNDÓGÓ was once one of the most prestigious and highly valued Aṣọ Ìmúròde (ceremonial attire) among

School days are one of the fun moments of our lives, although despite how fun they are, I can't help but recognize the fact that they seem like a form of disturbance at some time. But then I enjoyed my

unsplash I am a Nigerian. I understand my mother tongue language, I understand and can speak the English language, and that is all. Among the three major languages in Nigeria, I can understand the Igbo

Ahọ́n irọ̀ ni ń pa ẹni ṣáájú; irọ̀ kì í gbàgbé ẹni tó ba sọ ọ.” “A lying tongue destroys its owner first; a lie never forgets the person who uttered it.” The Weight of a Lying Tongue and the Cost of Hidden

“Ojú ọmọdé lè mọ̀ wò, kò lè mọ̀ ìtàn.” Direct translation: “A child may see what is happening, but he does not know the history behind it.” The Wisdom Behind What We See The Yoruba proverb, “Ojú ọmọdé

I am a proud Yoruba boy from Ekiti State in Nigeria. As much as I love being a Gen-Z, Culture is the way of life of people and as I get older, I have come to love more of my culture more: The music, language

Hello everyone, in my last post about culture, I spoke about the taking drum and how it is a symbol of music, statement, praises, and even mockery in the land of the Yoruba People. This time, I will be

Each culture around the world has their traditions and what they're known for, and when it comes to my own tribe, the Yoruba people, we've got numerous traditions that make us stand out and noticeable

The culture of an individual is his or her identity; it's what we represent, and it shows in how we do things, be it greetings, dancing, beliefs, and the like. Even the Bible said, and I quote, "By

[Image generated from ChatGPT] Good day, people of Hive! Welcome to my blog. Today's topic is from Scifimultiverse, which says: "Culture". So let's dive in. We all know that culture is the total

The way I understand culture might be different from another person's own, for me culture is everything we do, it is not only about our language or food, culture is beyond that, the way we are trained,

Cover image was created using canva Culture is indeed a way of life, it is how people live and connect with one another. The values of a particular group of people are situated in their everyday behavior

Some people often look at you and believe they have known everything about you, they will never move close to you to know you as a personal, just because they know your tribe, your skin color, your name

Luis Esteban Ramírez Cabrera Poeta, novelista, cuentista, periodista, militar e investigador folclórico, quién fuera miembro de la Uneac y de la Asociación Cultural Yoruba de Cuba. Tuvo la posibilidad

I'm fluent in Yoruba because I am Yoruba, and it's my mother tongue, Yoruba is a tribe in Nigeria and Yoruba is predominantly spoken in the southwestern part of Nigeria, which includes Lagos, Oyo, Osun,

All cultures are good in their own way, but I love my culture, Yoruba culture, so much. Not everything about it, but a few things I love and can pass on to my children are in the aspect of respect. I can