firstly, you should know that Yorùbá is a tonal language with the "Do, Re, Mi" tone mark. When you want to greet a friend "good morning" you say "káàárọ̀" ("Mi Do Mi Do" tone mark).

Good morning --- Kaaro Good afternoon -- Kaasan Good evening --- Kuu irole /Kaale Good night ---- Odaaro How are you ---- Bawo ni Good bye --- Odabo Welcome --- Kaabo

There are lots of phrases to learn in Yoruba. I'll just lost a few for you to be able to ask how the person is doing. How are you - Bawo ni Good morning - Ekaaro Good afternoon - Ekasan Good evening - Ekale Good night - Odaaro Goodbye - Odaabo

Like good morning for an elderly person is ekaro and for a younger fellow or your mate is karo