I'm glad that the Brazilian that was interviewed was completely sincere and expressed that they don't speak Yorùbá language in Brazil and that they only use Yorùbá-derived lexicon for Òrìṣà songs of Candomblé religion. However, Yorùbá language does not have official status anywhere in Brazil. What Yorùbá language did receive during the previous administration is a cultural recognition, specifically in Rio de Janeiro. Nothing more, nothing less.
I want to commend you for a good job. But point of correction, there was no country called Orile Ede Nigeria during the Slave Trade. You are meant to say ORILE EDE YORUBA.
Deben venir visitar Tenerife avemos muchos religiosos que practicamos yoruba 😅😅😅😅 un abrazo aboru Aboye Abosise tengo coronado Obatala hace 10 años soy ecuatoriana pero vivo en EU
Congratulations on a job well done. Thanks for fact-checking. If you recall I commented on the first video that claimed Yoruba is an official language in Brazil. I guess those that didn't believe me back then can see for themselves now. Once again, thanks for educating us.
@@abinibihub I’d like to add that there’s more to learn from Brazil. If some day, you more info about the AfroBrazilian heritage, language and culture, I’d get glad to help.
Pls, can you use your affluence to promote remembrance day for our ancestors who died in slavery? An event that should be observed by all places where Yoruba lives worldwide. I think this will represent the black day.
Found this after my employer kept telling things about my own country. I've never heard this language before but she insists people speak it in Brazil. I gave up explaining I've never heard of it and and I don't know anyone who has
I have a shocking revelation, I can't even explain, I have a granddaughter, my granddaughter who was 4 years old, every day she has a language she sings to us, the house doesn't not understand what language it is, one day I asked her what language are you singing? She answered me and told me Nago, I'm Haitian, I was born in Haiti, I left Haïti and I don't know anything about that language. My granddaughter was born in the USA she speaks English, even haitian créole she doesn't know how to speak, after a lot of dreams I have, I don't understand why, I decided to do the Ancestry DNA test, when the results came, I came from the Yoruba tribes, that's when I searched about Yoruba tribes that's when I saw the Nago.The song my granddaughter was singing was the the Yoruba we used to be, my granddaughter would seem to be a reincarnation of the Yoruba tribes she is
Unfortunately, no - as a Brazilian, I can say that, if we had tv shows for each immigrant and indigenous population here, we would be OVERWHELMED with them...
I'm glad that the Brazilian that was interviewed was completely sincere and expressed that they don't speak Yorùbá language in Brazil and that they only use Yorùbá-derived lexicon for Òrìṣà songs of Candomblé religion.
However, Yorùbá language does not have official status anywhere in Brazil. What Yorùbá language did receive during the previous administration is a cultural recognition, specifically in Rio de Janeiro. Nothing more, nothing less.
Você está certissimo 👌👌👌
THANK YOU VERY MUSH FOR YOUR GREAT HISTORY ENLIGHTENMENT TO ALL YORUBA NATIVES, THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS AND .KEEP YOU
Thanks for watching and trust me more content coming your way.
I want to commend you for a good job. But point of correction, there was no country called Orile Ede Nigeria during the Slave Trade. You are meant to say ORILE EDE YORUBA.
You are right. I think I wrote it somewhere in the video. Eseun Pupo
Deben venir visitar Tenerife avemos muchos religiosos que practicamos yoruba 😅😅😅😅 un abrazo aboru Aboye Abosise tengo coronado Obatala hace 10 años soy ecuatoriana pero vivo en EU
Wow. We will visit really soon.
Congratulations on a job well done. Thanks for fact-checking. If you recall I commented on the first video that claimed Yoruba is an official language in Brazil.
I guess those that didn't believe me back then can see for themselves now.
Once again, thanks for educating us.
Thanks for watching sir. I really appreciate your contributions.
Exactly! The false narratives must be done away with. Yorùbá language is NOT an official language in Brazil!
@@abinibihub
I’d like to add that there’s more to learn from Brazil. If some day, you more info about the AfroBrazilian heritage, language and culture, I’d get glad to help.
I'm a typical Yoruba man, i love my people
E Seun pupo
👍 well done my dear brother
Thank you.
God bless let me know how i can partner with you.
You can send me a mes$age I will surely re$pond.
I really appreciate you sir.
Pls, can you use your affluence to promote remembrance day for our ancestors who died in slavery? An event that should be observed by all places where Yoruba lives worldwide. I think this will represent the black day.
Thanks for this information and we will start working on it.
Found this after my employer kept telling things about my own country. I've never heard this language before but she insists people speak it in Brazil. I gave up explaining I've never heard of it and and I don't know anyone who has
Yes. Infect over millions of people are Yoruba. In quote Millions.
I have a shocking revelation, I can't even explain, I have a granddaughter, my granddaughter who was 4 years old, every day she has a language she sings to us, the house doesn't not understand what language it is, one day I asked her what language are you singing? She answered me and told me Nago, I'm Haitian, I was born in Haiti, I left Haïti and I don't know anything about that language. My granddaughter was born in the USA she speaks English, even haitian créole she doesn't know how to speak, after a lot of dreams I have, I don't understand why, I decided to do the Ancestry DNA test, when the results came, I came from the Yoruba tribes, that's when I searched about Yoruba tribes that's when I saw the Nago.The song my granddaughter was singing was the the Yoruba we used to be, my granddaughter would seem to be a reincarnation of the Yoruba tribes she is
Wow. Make sure she visit Nigeria when she can.
@@abinibihub It's my dream, but she's only 6 years old I don't know how long I'm going to leave
Awa ọmọ ootu ifẹ pọ káàkiri àgbáyé, ede wa o le parẹ láíláí, Iṣẹṣe wa o le parun láíláí lasẹ Olódùmarè
Ase
There are many ways to make the young generation rush to learn Yoruba.
One of them is to have a Yoruba quiz show on TV where people win money.
TV has limited power in my country. We don’t have a general TV
TV has limited power in my country. We don’t have a general TV
Mo nifẹ èdè Yorùbá. Mo júbà gbogbo.
Where are you from if you don’t mind.
OLORUN A GBA FUN YIN YIO SI SESE LOLA OLORUN A JUSE FUN WA O ASE
Ase. Adupe lowo yin oh
a jẹ ọmọ Afirika Mo feran asa Yoruba
Aboru aboye abosise
Oruko mi ni Gustavo Ifakunle
Ire ooo
E seun pupo
Ede Yoruba ko ni paru lagbara awon to nile
Ase. Adupe oh.
IS THERE ANY YORUBA TELEVISION HOUSE IN BRAZIL?
No
Unfortunately, no - as a Brazilian, I can say that, if we had tv shows for each immigrant and indigenous population here, we would be OVERWHELMED with them...
Racism mean ikorira
Thank you Tinny. Long time.