Yoruba voice over, natively reviewed.
Yoruba is a tonal language with a large audience in Nigeria and beyond, and tone marks are part of correct writing.
Accents and variants of Yoruba.
- Standard Yoruba
- The standard of media and education.
- Lagos voice
- A conversational urban voice that mixes English.
- Diaspora voice
- A voice for communities abroad.
What a native Yoruba reviewer checks.
- Tone marks
- Written tone marks show the tone, and a reviewer checks them.
- Dialects
- The varieties differ, and we choose by audience.
- English mixing
- Common in urban speech.
Writing for Yoruba.
- Missing tone marks
- Without them words can be read wrongly.
- Proverbs and idiom
- Yoruba uses proverbs, which a literal translation can break.
- Numbers
- The traditional counting is complex, so many say English numbers.
Yoruba voice over: questions.
Do we need a native reviewer?
Yes. Tone and idiom decide whether it sounds right.
Can a Nigerian English voice serve Yoruba audiences?
For Yoruba-language content, no.
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