On consideration, kindness, and thoughtfulness
“On consideration, kindness, and thoughtfulness” introduces a topic within Yoruba language and learning. Understanding the subject benefits from attention to vocabulary, context, pronunciation and how expressions are used.
Meaning and usage
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On consideration, kindness, and thoughtfulness A kì í dùbúlẹ̀ ṣubú.One does not fall from a prone position.(Hunger cannot make one faint and fall if one goes to sleep.)A kì í … Full story
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