How do you say I am thirsty in Yoruba language?

The most common way to say "I am thirsty" in Yoruba is:

Mo ni ooru

Here's a breakdown:

* Mo - I

* ni - have

* ooru - thirst, hot (referring to the feeling of thirst)

You can also say:

Mo gbọ́gbọ́ - This literally means "I am dry", but it is commonly used to express thirst.

Mo fe omi - This means "I want water" and implies that you are thirsty.

Mo ńṣe ooru - This means "I am feeling hot" and can also be used to express thirst.

Note: The choice of which phrase to use may depend on the specific context and the level of formality.