GrandeLib is a cutting-edge English-Yoruba online translator designed for accuracy and ease of use. With support for over 100 languages and thousands of language pairs, GrandeLib enables seamless translation between English, Yoruba, and many other languages. Whether you are translating single words, complex sentences, or HTML-embedded content, GrandeLib is your ideal solution.
The translation interface features two simple windows: enter your text in one, and receive the translated version instantly in the other. Our platform is optimized for speed and user-friendliness, making it perfect for both beginners and advanced users. GrandeLib is also capable of translating text within an HTML context, ensuring that your content’s formatting and structure remain intact.
English and Yoruba belong to different language families: English is a Germanic language from the Indo-European family, while Yoruba is a major Niger-Congo language spoken in West Africa, mainly in Nigeria. While the two languages differ significantly in grammar, vocabulary, and linguistic structure, both play vital roles in global communication and cultural heritage.
When translating between English and Yoruba, special attention is required to consider context, tone, and idiomatic expressions, as direct word-for-word translations may not always be accurate.
GrandeLib offers a robust English-Yoruba dictionary containing hundreds of thousands of translations, clear definitions, pronunciation guides, synonyms, and practical example sentences. Whether you are a student, traveler, or language enthusiast, this dictionary bridges communication gaps and deepens understanding.
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Explore GrandeLib’s Phrasebook for practical daily expressions and situational phrases in English and Yoruba. The dedicated Vocabulary section provides curated word lists and essential expressions, helping you communicate smoothly in common scenarios, from greetings to shopping.
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| Do you think he broke the window? | Ṣe o ro pe o fọ ferese naa? |
| His way of speaking offended me. | Ọ̀nà tó ń gbà sọ̀rọ̀ bà mí nínú jẹ́. |
| Where do you currently live? | Nibo ni o ngbe lọwọlọwọ? |
| I had my doubts. | Mo ni iyemeji mi. |
| They saw him as a good student. | Wọ́n rí i gẹ́gẹ́ bí akẹ́kọ̀ọ́ rere. |
| Bob hit me, not her. | Bob lu mi, kii ṣe oun. |
| I am much younger than Tom. | Emi ni Elo kékeré ju Tom. |
| These are very old books. | Iwọnyi jẹ awọn iwe atijọ pupọ. |
| What are you most afraid of? | Kini o bẹru julọ? |
| Please close the door behind you. | Jọwọ ti ilẹkun lẹhin rẹ. |
| Read the message again. | Ka ifiranṣẹ naa lẹẹkansi. |
| Who the hell are you? | Tani apaadi? |
| Can you handle it? | Ṣe o le mu u? |
| Peel potatoes and carrots. | Peeli poteto ati Karooti. |
| I learned it from him. | Mo ti kọ ẹkọ lati ọdọ rẹ. |
| Tell us something. | So fun wa nkankan. |
| May I take a look at this? | Ṣe Mo le wo eyi? |
| The prophecy has come true. | Àsọtẹ́lẹ̀ náà ti ṣẹ. |
| Due to poor health, he retired. | Nitori aini ilera, o ti fẹyìntì. |
| Has Dorenda returned? | Ṣe Dorenda ti pada? |
| I have a wooden comb. | Mo ni comb onigi. |
| How much more time will it take? | Elo akoko diẹ sii yoo gba? |
| I want to return to Italy. | Mo fẹ lati pada si Italy. |
| I have a big family. | Mo ni idile nla kan. |
| Just take a look in the mirror. | O kan wo ni digi. |
| Nothing compares to her beauty. | Ko si ohun ti o ṣe afiwe si ẹwa rẹ. |
| I wish to speak to your daughter. | Mo fẹ lati ba ọmọbinrin rẹ sọrọ. |
| He was buried alive. | Wọ́n sin ín láàyè. |
| This tie goes with your shirt. | Yi tai lọ pẹlu rẹ seeti. |
| Mary has her own problems. | Màríà ní ìṣòro tirẹ̀. |
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