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, am glad you want to learn the Yoruba language.
I have prepared materials with graphics to aid your learning, audio files are also available. At the end of each lesson a take home assignment would be given to you.
Fun thing about Yoruba is that there is no gender when speaking Yoruba, for example, when speaking English language you would say ;"I HAVE TOLD HER" when speaking to a female and when speaking  to a male it becomes "I HAVE TOLD HIM", right? but in Youruba language it is just "MO TI SO FUN" when talking to both male and female, wasn't that easy.
In this course, you would learn the following
1)  Yoruba alphabets 
2)  Yoruba numbers and simple mathematics
3)  Greetings and why it is a very important aspect of the Yoruba culture.
4)  Nouns with simple sentences
5)  How to construct simple sentences in present continous tense, past tense, future tense and in their negative forms.
6)  You would be learning about Yoruba verb, adjectives, adverbs and pronouns.
7)  How to ask questions in Yoruba.
There is a lot more you would be learning , please do book a class to get started. See you in class soon.

Yoruba for beginners and Intermediate learners

I was born in the commercial city of Nigeria, you just have to know how to speak Nigerian pidgin to live and survive in Lagos state, not just about the state but the vicinity I was brought up, it was almost impossible not to be able to speak the Nigerian pidgin if you there, Nigerian pidgin is in different levels, the basic and the not so basic.
In my lesson we would be learning the basic, spoken by  lay man on the streets of Nigeria.
Nigerian pidgin is so  easy to learn, its has same alphabets and number with English , if you plan on visiting Nigeria, you just have to learn this fun-filled language, it would help you communicate better and easier. Nigerian pidgin is English gone bad, i would say .
examples below shows how similar Nigerian pidgin is similar to English language.
1.  I can't do it    -   I no fit do am
2.  I am at home  -  I dey house
3.  I want to eat    - I won chop
please do book a class to learn this fun filled language.

One-on-One Tutoring: Nigerian Pidgin

This lesson are for students who want to learn Yoruba as a group with either friends or family, this class is very beneficial to the students as it helps the student do their assignments and practices after class.

Yoruba  for Group

This Lesson is designed for kids only, it is and educative, fun and very interactive class, your kid will learn greetings in Yoruba, nouns, verbs and simple sentences. this class includes take home assignments occasionally, song practices and writing practice.