July 2016, Segilola Publishing, Ebook, Review copy
Book summary
My First Words In Yoruba is a cute little illustrated book with a toddler's first words in both Yoruba and English.
With close to 50 pictures, organised into topics from names of food to names of places amongst others, it is sure to grab any toddler's attention
When read together with an adult, a toddler would love learning new words in Yoruba
With close to 50 pictures, organised into topics from names of food to names of places amongst others, it is sure to grab any toddler's attention
When read together with an adult, a toddler would love learning new words in Yoruba
Nayu's thoughts
This is a useful tool
for teaching a child Yoruba. Common words are covered like main parts
of the body and family. The pictures bring the book to life, I
especially liked the super cute red shoe.
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| I'm quite sure many readers will like these! |
There isn't a
pronounciation guide, but it is made clear from the start this is a
companion to an adult teaching a child Yoruba, rather than a teach
yourself book. As someone who enjoys learning languages I liked
looking at how the Yoruba worda were spelled, even though I had no
clue how to pronouce them. I would have liked a few more words in
there, but maybe that will come in a sequel.
Find out more on Segilola's website.
Suggested read
Segilola has written several children's books including Yetunde by Segilola Salami (Children's, Folktales, 9/10E)
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