Hello Amira, You look completely different and more mature now, How is life and business? Our last discussion was that you had some Nigerians in your class who told you that it wasn't that difficult to learn the Yoruba language and to see how some of our cultural activities. Are you still interested?
There is a particular annual event that I will like you to witness in 2018, It is called odun Ijesu from Ikun Ekiti, in Ekiti state of Nigeria. It is purely a cultural and annual event. There is a good accommodation (hotel) even in the town. Why don't you plan your holiday round it?
Yes, Yoruba language is one of the simplest language of the world to learn and the most popular and spoken in Africa. So, so, pretty and simple to learn! just little assistance and direction, you are done.
After French you are learning now, there is still another language I can recommend for you if you want to be so unique in Peace Corp intention that is YORUBA in Nigeria, West Africa. You may visit www.batt-travelsandtour.com.ng.
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Hello Amira, You look completely different and more mature now, How is life and business? Our last discussion was that you had some Nigerians in your class who told you that it wasn't that difficult to learn the Yoruba language and to see how some of our cultural activities. Are you still interested?
There is a particular annual event that I will like you to witness in 2018, It is called odun Ijesu from Ikun Ekiti, in Ekiti state of Nigeria. It is purely a cultural and annual event. There is a good accommodation (hotel) even in the town. Why don't you plan your holiday round it?
Greeting from Nigeria, in Nigeria today, the sky is blue and life is easy. culture and tourism in its peak.
Warm Greetings From Morocco Sahara Desert,
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We always offer customized tours based on the tastes and requirements of our clients with the best price quotations.
Don’t hesitate to contact us If you ever have any questions
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heii Amira
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Hi Amira Noeuv,
After French you are learning now, there is still another language I can recommend for you if you want to be so unique in Peace Corp intention that is YORUBA in Nigeria, West Africa. You may visit www.batt-travelsandtour.com.ng.
• JOIN one or more of our 425+ discussion groups, covering most destinations, travel topics, and travel-related professions such as media, publicists, agents, and tour operators. What are you into? Chances are we cover it. If we don’t, create your own group!
• INTRODUCE YOURSELF and/or your business/organization by sharing your story, links, photos, videos, anything at all on the Text Box on your profile page.
• INVITE your friends, family, colleagues, clients, anyone and everyone interested in travel! More members means a more productive, useful, and fun experience for everyone.
• Follow Tripatini on TWITTER and FACEBOOK, and we’ll be happy to reciprocate. And don’t forget to tweet and post about Tripatini, too!
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