What does omo iya mi mean in English?

Answer 1

My mother's son (Yoruba) but in Jamaican patois it means someone who's like a brother but not blood

Answer 2

Oh, dude, "omo iya mi" means "child of my mother" in English. It's a Yoruba term used to refer to someone as a close friend or a loved one. So, like, if someone calls you "omo iya mi," they're basically saying you're like family to them.

Answer 3

"Omo iya mi" is a Yoruba phrase that translates to "my mother's child" in English. It is often used as a term of endearment or familiarity to refer to someone as a beloved child of their mother.

Answer 4

"Omo iya mi" means "child of my mother" in English. So, if someone calls you that, they're basically saying you're their sibling. But hey, don't go planning any family reunions just yet.

Answer 5

omo is an abbreviation that means (only my opinion ) stormbringerr No, it means... Oh My... um... nevermind...

Answer 6

Omo Lya