App Spanish Yorùba Dictionary
The App Spanish Yorùba Dictionary has more than 30,000 words translated and corrected from Spanish to Yorùbá and from Yorùbá to Spanish, by native speakers of both languages. We have taken into account the original punctuation marks of each language to show a reliable translation, which has been supervised by teachers whose native language is Yorùbá.
This dictionary will help you in the study of both languages, and will be especially useful for Ifá Òrìshà practitioners. It also contains: the Yorùbá alphabet and pronunciation examples, useful phrases, numbers, search history, and the ability to share and save your favorite words as highlights.
In addition you will be able to listen to the correct pronunciation of the words pronounced by native Yorùbás.
Currently the Yorùbá Spanish Dictionary development team continues the research and study in order to add new words to the application’s database.
App Features
6 reasons for using the Dictionary Spanish Yorùbá App
First Online Dictionary
Spanish Yorùbá Dictionary
Corrected by various native Yorùbá speakers from Nigeria.More than 30.000 words
Spanish Yorùbá - Yorùbá Spanish
We have added even old words that have fallen into disuse.
Punctuation marks
Original language
Accurate punctuation marks corrected by teachers whose mother tongue is Yorùbá.Numbers in Yorùbá
Numbers
The correct way to write and pronounce them.
The most common phrases
Expressions
A list of phrases that are used the most in everyday life, and their correct pronunciation.
Yorùbá native voice
voice
The voice of the Yorùbá words have been provided by native speakers from Nigeria.
Different sections
A journey through Yorùbá language and its characteristics. In the Spanish – Yorùbá, Yorùbá – Spanish Dictionary App, you will find different sections, such as:
Èdè Yorùbá – Yorùbá Language
Yorùbá language is a dialect continuum from West Africa. As such, it is part of the Benué-Congo languages. Although it is mainly spoken in Nigeria, as one of the official languages of the country, it is also part of the native languages in countries such as Benin and Togo. We can also find a small number of Yorubas in Sierra Leone. Outside the African continent, we can find Yorùbá speakers in Cuba, Brazil, Puerto Rico and the United States, as well as in Trinidad and Tobago, among other Latin American countries, where the language is fundamentally used as a ceremonial language, as a result of the practice of Ifismo, a religion from Yorùbá lands.
The native name is èdè Yorùbá which means Yoruba language and has about 80 million speakers around the world