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Yoruba Tones - Àmìn Ohùn | How To Pronounce Words Using The Yoruba Tones

Hi guys! Thank you for joining me again on this Yoruba Gbode. Today's video is on Yoruba Tones - Àmìn Ohùn | How To Pronounce Words Using The Yoruba Tones. On this channel, we bring you good Yoruba vibes with quality Yoruba videos to teach you the Yoruba language and help you appreciate the Yoruba culture, Yoruba literature and Yoruba grammar. The Yoruba language is an accented language that makes use of tones and pitches in word pronunciations. These Yoruba tones - Amin Ohun are necessary to differentiate certain words with similar spelling and meaning, thus pronouncing them differently. in this video, you will learn the three basic Yoruba tones that differentiate words and determine their meanings Yoruba language, helping you know how to pronounce words using the Yoruba tones. The examples used in this video are the Yoruba words for a masculine name, rain, and cowardice. All three English words are spelt the same in the Yoruba language but are pronounced differently due to the Yoruba tones that help determine their meaning. Amin Ohun - Yoruba tones are necessary because of the limited letters in the Yoruba alphabet that the absence of cluster consonant sounds in Yoruba, which leaves little or no room for varieties of words. To fully understand the Yoruba Tones, make sure you watch this video to the end, to help you learn how to pronounce words using the Yoruba Tones. Please leave a message in the comment section to let me know how much you find this video helpful. If you have any questions on the Yoruba tones | how to pronounce words with the Yoruba tones - Amin Ohun, please write to me in the comment section and I'll be glad to get back to you. My subsequent videos will help you differentiate difficult words in the Yoruba language using the Yoruba tones. These are words that carry the same spelling but must be pronounced differently to make meaning, due to the different Yoruba tones - Amin Ohun. Make sure you don't miss them. FACEBOOK:   / realyorubagbode   #Yorubagbode #Yorubalanguage #Yorubatones