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English to Yoruba translations [Non-PRO] Social Sciences - General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | |||||||
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5 | Eku Odun***** |
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5 | A ku isinmi |
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happy holidays Eku Odun***** Explanation: In the Yoruba language, there is actually no term for happy holiday. The greetings in Yoruba depends on teh type of holiday in question. E.g: Happy Easter (Eku Odun Easter) Happy Independence Holiday (Eku Odun Ominira) Happy Christmas Holiday (Eku Odun Keresimesi) Example sentence(s):
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happy holidays A ku isinmi Explanation: "Isinmi" is the word for holiday(s) in Yoruba language. "A" in Yoruba is a 1st person plural personal pronoun which makes the holiday(s) all inclusive --- a state of affairs enjoyed by all, including the speaker. "ku" is serving as a connective between "A" and "isinmi". Thus, in Yoruba language, happy holidays will be literally understood to mean, "happy holidays to us all" |
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