yoruba

There are a lot of similarities and Japanese isn’t nearly as alien to Yoruba speakers as it is to English speakers.

On top of that, most Nigerian Americans tend to be Yoruba and Igbo, just like the ancestors of most African Americans.

It'd be cool to have a yoruba-teaching iPad app for my daughter.

I wonder if similar mathematical studies exist in contest of the even more complex West-African Ifa oracle body, most famously of Yoruba origin.

DNA points to a Yoruba trader grandfather.

For example, the West African tribe Yoruba loved twins and worshiped them as Gods [1] while Australian Aboriginals had one them killed because they thought it carried an evil spirit [2].

And on the other the Yoruba tribe out of west africa as a model of the most diverse and ancestral population of humans for studies that concern themselves with how populations evolved perhaps.

<On average, african americans are taller than white men and have a higher muscular density.> Are you comparing direct descendants of Yoruba versus descendants of Celts in America?

Cursory research about the influence you named of Burna Boy’s yields: > She grew up listening to Yoruba and Beninese traditional music, Miriam Makeba, Hugh Masekela, James Brown, Manu Dibango, Otis Redding, Jimi Hendrix, Fela Kuti, Stevie Wonder, Osibisa and Santana.

I keep reading it as "yoruba" in my mind.

And yet, I would be concerned, and I argue that you should be concerned too, if an AI of any kind is willing to enforce a privilege for one but not the other; if an AI admits "one Yoruba life is worth 10 Shona lives." That's not what I want an AI to do.

For example, do you know the difference between these two African ethnicities: (1) Yoruba.

Open-weight Large Language Model(s) to support Swahili, Hausa, Yoruba, Xhosa, and Zulu.

Yoruba is a tonal language like Japanese.