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ONKA YORUBA ( Counting of Numbers in Yoruba.)
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            Okan- Aadota(One- Fifty)
<blockquote>Okan - Aadota (One - Fifty)</blockquote>


Gbogbo eya ati ede ni won ni bi won ti se ma nka nkan ni ede.
(Every race and nation has a way of counting in their own language).


Idi niyi ti onka se pataki julo ninu Isiro tabi eto oro aje.
(That is why numbers are very important in Mathematics and Commerce/ Economics).


Loni a o ma gbeyewo bi a n se ma ka onka lati okan titi de aadota ni ede Yoruba:
Gbogbo eya ati ede ni won ni bi won ti se ma nka nkan ni ede.
(Today we will be examining how to count from one to fifty in Yoruba Language):
<blockquote>Every race and nation has a way of counting in their own language).
1 ____ okan
2 ____ eeji
3 ____ eta
4 ____ erin
5 ____ aarun
6 _____ efa
7 _____ eje
8 _____ ejo
9 _____ esan
10  _____ ewa
11 _____ okanla
12 _____ ejila
13 _____ etala
14 _____ erinla
15 _____ aarundinlogun/ meedogun
16 _____ erindinlogun
17 _____ etadinlogun
18 _____ ejidinlogun
19 _____ okandinlogun
20 _____ Ogun


Lati  21- 24 a o ma sope mokanle....,mejile... abbl.


From 21- 24 we will be saying it in the order of  increase  20+1,20+2, etc.


21 _____ mokanlelogun.
Idi niyi ti onka se pataki julo ninu Isiro tabi eto oro aje.
22 _____ mejilelogun
<blockquote>That is why numbers are very important in Mathematics and Commerce/ Economics.</blockquote>
23 _____ metalelogun
24 _____ merinlelogun


Lati 25 -29 a o ma sope marundin....,
merindin...,abbl


From 25- 29 we will be saying it in the order of decrease 30-5 ,30-4, etc.
Loni a o ma gbeyewo bi a n se ma ka onka lati okan titi de aadota ni ede Yoruba:
<blockquote>Today we will be examining how to count from one to fifty in Yoruba Language:</blockquote>


25 _____ marundinlogbon
==1 - 20==
26 _____ merindinlogbon
* 1: okan
27 _____ metadinlogbon
* 2: eeji
28 _____ mejidinlogbon
* 3: eta
29 _____ mokandinlogbon
* 4: erin
30 _____ ogbon
* 5: aarun
* 6: efa
* 7: eje
* 8: ejo
* 9: esan
* 10 : ewa
* 11: okanla
* 12: ejila
* 13: etala
* 14: erinla
* 15: aarundinlogun/ meedogun
* 16: erindinlogun
* 17: etadinlogun
* 18: ejidinlogun
* 19: okandinlogun
* 20: Ogun


40 _____ ogoji
==21 - 24==
41 _____ mokanlelogoji
Lati  21 - 24 a o ma sope mokanle....,mejile... abbl.
42 _____ mejilogoji, abbl (etc)
<blockquote>From 21- 24 we will be saying it in the order of  increase  20+1,20+2, etc.</blockquote>


45 _____ marundinlaadota
* 21: mokanlelogun.
46 _____ merindinlaadota ,abbl( etc)
* 22: mejilelogun
* 23: metalelogun
* 24: merinlelogun
==25 - 29==
Lati 25 - 29 a o ma sope marundin...., merindin..., abbl
<blockquote>From 25 to 29, we will be saying it in the order of decrease 30-5 ,30-4, etc.</blockquote>


50 _____ Aadota.
* 25:  marundinlogbon
* 26: merindinlogbon
* 27: metadinlogbon
* 28: mejidinlogbon
* 29: mokandinlogbon


Mo lero wipe e gbadun ise naa ?
==30 - 50==
A o tun ma rira Lori ise miran lae pe.  
* 30: ogbon
O dabo!
* 40: ogoji
* 41: mokanlelogoji
* 42: mejilogoji, abbl (etc)
* 45: marundinlaadota
* 46: merindinlaadota ,abbl( etc)
* 50: Aadota.


I hope you enjoy the lesson  
Mo lero wipe e gbadun ise naa ? A o tun ma rira Lori ise miran lae pe. O dabo!
See you very soon in another lesson.
<blockquote>I hope you enjoy the lesson. See you very soon in another lesson. Bye!</blockquote>
Bye!

Revision as of 22:40, 13 April 2022

ONKA YORUBA (Counting of Numbers in Yoruba)

Okan - Aadota (One - Fifty)


Gbogbo eya ati ede ni won ni bi won ti se ma nka nkan ni ede.

Every race and nation has a way of counting in their own language).


Idi niyi ti onka se pataki julo ninu Isiro tabi eto oro aje.

That is why numbers are very important in Mathematics and Commerce/ Economics.


Loni a o ma gbeyewo bi a n se ma ka onka lati okan titi de aadota ni ede Yoruba:

Today we will be examining how to count from one to fifty in Yoruba Language:

1 - 20

  • 1: okan
  • 2: eeji
  • 3: eta
  • 4: erin
  • 5: aarun
  • 6: efa
  • 7: eje
  • 8: ejo
  • 9: esan
  • 10 : ewa
  • 11: okanla
  • 12: ejila
  • 13: etala
  • 14: erinla
  • 15: aarundinlogun/ meedogun
  • 16: erindinlogun
  • 17: etadinlogun
  • 18: ejidinlogun
  • 19: okandinlogun
  • 20: Ogun

21 - 24

Lati 21 - 24 a o ma sope mokanle....,mejile... abbl.

From 21- 24 we will be saying it in the order of increase 20+1,20+2, etc.

  • 21: mokanlelogun.
  • 22: mejilelogun
  • 23: metalelogun
  • 24: merinlelogun

25 - 29

Lati 25 - 29 a o ma sope marundin...., merindin..., abbl

From 25 to 29, we will be saying it in the order of decrease 30-5 ,30-4, etc.

  • 25: marundinlogbon
  • 26: merindinlogbon
  • 27: metadinlogbon
  • 28: mejidinlogbon
  • 29: mokandinlogbon

30 - 50

  • 30: ogbon
  • 40: ogoji
  • 41: mokanlelogoji
  • 42: mejilogoji, abbl (etc)
  • 45: marundinlaadota
  • 46: merindinlaadota ,abbl( etc)
  • 50: Aadota.

Mo lero wipe e gbadun ise naa ? A o tun ma rira Lori ise miran lae pe. O dabo!

I hope you enjoy the lesson. See you very soon in another lesson. Bye!

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