Ibùdó omi gbígbóná wà níbí?
Where is the hot spring?
Usage
Asking where the hot spring is
Grammar Note
Question asking for location
Elo ni owó ìwọlé sí omi gbígbóná?
How much is the hot spring admission fee?
Usage
Asking about the admission price
Grammar Note
Question asking about cost
Ẹ gbọ́dọ̀ bọ́ aṣọ yín kí ẹ tó wọ inú omi gbígbóná.
You must undress before entering the hot spring.
Usage
Explaining hot spring rules
Grammar Note
Use of "gbọ́dọ̀" for obligation
Jọ̀wọ́ wẹ̀ ara yín kí ẹ tó wọ inú adágún omi gbígbóná.
Please wash your body before entering the hot spring pool.
Usage
Instructing on pre-bath rules
Grammar Note
"Jọ̀wọ́" marks polite request
Omi tó gbóná jù wà níbí, omi tó tutù sì wà lọ́hùn-ún.
The hotter water is here, and the cooler water is over there.
Usage
Describing pools of different temperatures
Grammar Note
Comparative temperature expressions
Ṣé aṣọ ìnura tàbí yukata wà níbí?
Are towels or yukata available here?
Usage
Asking about available amenities
Grammar Note
"tàbí" used in alternative questions
Àkókò wo ni onsen yìí ṣí?
What time does this onsen open?
Usage
Asking about opening hours
Grammar Note
Question asking about time
Omi gbígbóná yìí dára fún ìlera.
This hot spring water is good for health.
Usage
Describing health benefits of the spring
Grammar Note
"dára fún" means "good for"
Ṣé a ya onsen sọ́tọ̀ fún àwọn ọkùnrin àti obìnrin?
Are the hot springs separated for men and women?
Usage
Asking if facilities are gender-separated
Grammar Note
Yes/no question introduced by "Ṣé"
Mo fẹ́ yàrá kan fún ara mi nìkan.
I would like a private room for myself.
Usage
Requesting a private bath room
Grammar Note
"Màá fẹ́" expresses polite desire
Omi gbígbóná yìí gbóná jù. Ṣé omi tutù wà bí?
This hot spring is too hot. Is there cold water?
Usage
When the water is too hot
Grammar Note
"jù" intensifies to mean "too much"
Ẹ gbọ́dọ̀ bo tatù yín nínú adágún onsen.
You must cover your tattoos in the onsen pool.
Usage
Explaining tattoo policy at onsen
Grammar Note
Obligation statement regarding tattoo rules
Àkókò wo ni wọ́n ti ń pa onsen dé?
What time does the onsen close?
Usage
Asking about closing time
Grammar Note
"ń" marks progressive/habitual aspect
Inú omi gbígbóná dún mi gan-an.
I enjoyed the hot spring very much.
Usage
Expressing enjoyment of the hot spring
Grammar Note
"dún mi" means "gave me pleasure"
Ṣé wọ́n gbà àwọn ọmọdé nínú onsen yìí?
Are children allowed in this onsen?
Usage
Asking if children are allowed
Grammar Note
Question confirming permission
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