Correction Grammar Guide
Yoruba Alphabet and Pronunciation: Complete Guide
Learn the 25-letter Yoruba alphabet with tone marks, seven oral and five nasal vowels, subdot letters, and the crucial difference between e and e-dot.
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It is one of the four official languages of the African Union and a subject of academic study at universities worldwide.
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It is a subject of academic study at universities worldwide and one of Nigeria's most widely spoken languages.
Why this is better
Article claims Yoruba is 'one of the four official languages of the African Union.' This is false and verifiable via a web search: the African Union's official/working languages are Arabic, English, F
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