May 12, 2000 07:26
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English term
ULHS
good morning
English to Yoruba
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Translate my english term to yoruba
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(Yoruba)
| 5 +1 | E kaaro/ Kaaro. |
Olayemi Olabenjo
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| 0 +1 | E káàrò |
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E káàrò
honorific-->E káàrò (E ku aro),
non-honorific-->O káàrò (Ku aro)
non-honorific-->O káàrò (Ku aro)
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Olayemi Olabenjo
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E kaaro/ Kaaro.
When addressing an elder or an acquintance, i.e when you are being formal,you use "E kaaro".However, when addressing someone junior, or someone you can address informally,you use "kaaro".The "E" in the first case is a mark of respect or formalty.
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