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I received my Mano de orula a few months ago. I had a consulta about a month ago and me marco to receive orisha oko which I received a week ago. Now las Thursday was my Madrina’s cumpleaños de Ocha. At the tambor chango told me to dress in white and I needed to receive Olokun. I saw my madrina today and she asked if chango talked to me that day. She was there but obviously she wasn’t going to remember chango told everyone. I told yeah he told her what he said. I had a feeling it’s not a good sign but she said well it’s not bad but you receiving orisha oko saved you from death. Idk what to think. I’m fairly new and I have been having some issues with my health. I mean after doctor visits they say everything is good but my instinct tells me otherwise. Just need to vent.

The other videi got copyright striked so here is a reupload.

Ẹ ṣe gan-an láti wo🩵

Hello everyone. I am trying to contact Yanung Jamoh Lego Clinic in Pasighat regarding a family member who is undergoing treatment for cancer. Unfortunately, we have been unable to reach the clinic by phone or email. Is anyone in Pasighat willing to help by confirming whether the clinic is open and whether they are accepting consultations? Any genuine assistance or local contact would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Hi r/yoruba,

I built a site called Orúkọ for exploring Yorùbá names: meanings, pronunciation, tone marks, morphology, related names, and cultural context(games, art experiences etc).

I started it because I wanted a better way to understand Yorùbá names with more depth than the usual one-line definitions online alone. It is still a work in progress, and I would really value feedback from people here before sharing it more widely.

The most useful thing would be:

- Search your name or a family name
- Tell me if the meaning feels right or wrong
- Check whether the tone marks/pronunciation look correct
- Play some games or checkout the name guide

I am especially interested in corrections. If something feels off, too literal, incomplete, or just wrong, please say so. I am always open to discuss and enhance this for the benefit of everyone.

Ẹ ṣé.

Hello,

Báwo ni,

Ẹ kú ọjọ́ mẹ́ta (it's been a while).

Yeah, I did a surgery and I have been healing up, reason for not being here,

But I am here now.. Smiles.

Let's talk about this verb in Yorùbá.

Bínú---to be angry/ to be mad.

1. I am angry - - - Mò ń bínú / inú ń bí mi

Bínú sí - - To be angry with someone

2. Mò ń bínú sí ọ̀rẹ́ mi----I am angry with my friend

3. Ó ń bínú sí mi - - She is angry with me.

4. Mi ò bínú - - - I am not angry.

5. Ṣé ò ń bínú - - - - Are you angry?

Do you understand?

Your Yorùbá tutor.

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