Aga (Chair)

Mo fe aga.

(I want chair)

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Bata (Shoe)

Mo ra bata

(I bought(or buy) shoes.)

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Dola (Dollar)

Dola meji ni apo yii

(This bag cost two dollars.)

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Ebi (Family)

Gbogbo wa la feran ebi

(We all love our family.)

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Eko (Lesson)

Won ko eko

(We learn the lesson.)

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Foso (To wash clothes)

Mo ni foso aso

(I have to wash the garment.)

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Gun (To ride)

Mo gun keke

(I ride bike.)

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Gbo (To Hear)

A gbo oluko ati akekoo

(We hear the teacher and student.)

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Hoteeli (Hotel)

A n lo si Hoteeli ti Jacksonville

(We are going to a Hotel in Jacksonville.)

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Iwe (Book)

Won kawe iwe

(We are reading books.)

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Jeun (To eat something)

Mo sun, mo si jeun

(I sleep and eat.)

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Kilaasi (Class)

Bawo ni kilaasi Yoruba

(How is Yoruba class.)

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Loya (lawyer)

Mo fe Loya mi

(I want my lawyer.)

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Mama (Mom)

Mo feran mama baba ga an ni

(I love my mom very much.)

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Naira (Nigerian Currency)

Se o ni naira

(Do you have nigerian currency?)

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Owo (Money)

N ko ni owo

(I dont have any money.)

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Ore (friends)

Mo ni awon ore meji

(I have two friends.)

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Peeni (pen)

Peeni mi

(My pen)

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Redio (radio)

Mo fe f'eti si redio

(I want to listen to the radio.)

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So (To speak)

Je k so Yoruba

(Let us speak Yoruba.)

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Sugbon (but)

Mo feran lati sere sugbon n ko sise

(I like to play but I dont like to work.)

Telefisonnu (tv)

N ko feran lati wo telefisonnu ga an ni

(I dont watch tv very much.)

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Wa (our)

Ile wa

(Our house.)

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Yeri (earring)

O ni yeri yelo

(She has yellow earrings.)

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