HI, glad you are considering a trial class, you would be amazed at how beautiful and fun the Yoruba language  or Nigerian pidgin class is, you would learn greetings, general conservation and lot more. hope to see you soon.

Hi there! 👋 I’m so glad you want to learn the Yoruba language.

To make your learning easy and enjoyable, I’ve prepared materials with graphics, along with audio files to help with pronunciation. At the end of each lesson, you’ll also receive a short take-home assignment to practice what you’ve learned.

One fun fact about Yoruba is that it doesn’t use gender in speech. For example, in English, you would say “I have told her” or “I have told him.” But in Yoruba, both simply become “Mo ti sọ fún.” Isn’t that much easier?

In this course, you will learn:

Yoruba alphabets

Yoruba numbers and simple mathematics

Greetings and why they are so important in Yoruba culture

Nouns with simple sentences

How to construct simple sentences in present continuous, past, and future tense (including negative forms)

Yoruba verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and pronouns

How to ask questions in Yoruba

…and so much more!

🌟 Book a class today and let’s begin your Yoruba learning journey. See you in class soon!

Yoruba for beginners and Intermediate learners

I was born in Lagos, the commercial city of Nigeria, where speaking Nigerian Pidgin English is almost a survival skill. Growing up in that environment, it was impossible not to learn it — and over time, I discovered just how fun and expressive this language is.

Nigerian Pidgin comes in different levels, from basic to more advanced. In my lessons, we’ll focus on the basic everyday pidgin spoken by the average person on the streets of Nigeria. The good thing is, Nigerian Pidgin is very easy to learn — it uses the same alphabets and numbers as English.

If you’re planning to visit Nigeria, learning Pidgin will make communication much easier and help you connect with locals. I often say, Pidgin is just English gone fun!

Here are a few examples:

I can’t do it → I no fit do am

I am at home → I dey house

I want to eat → I wan chop

Book a class today and let’s dive into this fun-filled language together. See you in class!

One-on-One Tutoring: Nigerian Pidgin

This lesson is designed for students who want to learn Yoruba in a group, whether with friends or family. Group learning is highly beneficial as it allows students to practice together, support one another, and complete assignments more effectively after class.

Yoruba  for Group

This lesson is specially designed for kids only. It’s an educative, fun, and highly interactive class where your child will learn:

Greetings in Yoruba

Nouns and verbs

How to form simple sentences

To make learning engaging, the class also includes occasional take-home assignments, song practice, and writing activities.

👉 Please note: An adult must be present in the room or close by during the class. This is a mandatory requirement before booking, as it helps the child stay focused and get the best out of each lesson.