How do you say Where is the closest pharmacy in Yoruba language?

There are a few ways to say "Where is the closest pharmacy?" in Yoruba, depending on the context and formality level:

Formal:

* Níbo ni ile oogun tó súnmọ̀ mi wà? (Nibo ni ile oogun to sunmo mi wa?) - This is the most literal and formal way to ask.

* Níbo ni ile oogun tó sunmọ̀ mi jù lọ wà? (Nibo ni ile oogun to sunmo mi ju lo wa?) - This is also formal and emphasizes "closest."

Informal:

* Níbo ni ile oogun tó sunmọ̀ wà? (Nibo ni ile oogun to sunmo wa?) - This is less formal and assumes the listener understands you are asking about the closest pharmacy.

* Níbo ni àgọ́ tó súnmọ̀ mi wà? (Nibo ni ago to sunmo mi wa?) - This is more casual and uses a different word for "pharmacy" (ago).

Remember:

* "Níbo" means "where"

* "Ile oogun" means "pharmacy"

* "Tó sunmọ̀" means "closest"

* "Jù lọ" means "the most"

The choice of phrase depends on your relationship with the person you are talking to and the context of the conversation.