How do you say Do have any pictures of in Yoruba language?

The most accurate way to say "Do you have any pictures of..." in Yoruba depends on the context and the specific subject of the pictures. Here are a few options:

General:

* Ṣé o ní àwòrán kan fún...? (She o ni aworan kan fun...?) - This translates to "Do you have a picture for...?", and it's a versatile phrase.

* Ṣé o ní àwòrán ìṣẹ́lẹ̀ yìí...? (She o ni aworan isele yii...?) - This means "Do you have a picture of this event...?", which is useful for specific events.

Specific Subjects:

* Ṣé o ní àwòrán ìdílé rẹ̀...? (She o ni aworan idi re...?) - "Do you have a picture of your family?"

* Ṣé o ní àwòrán ọmọ rẹ̀...? (She o ni aworan omo re...?) - "Do you have a picture of your child?"

* Ṣé o ní àwòrán ilé rẹ̀...? (She o ni aworan ile re...?) - "Do you have a picture of your house?"

Remember:

* Replace the "..." with the specific subject of the picture.

* The pronunciation of the question depends on the tone of your voice and the context.

This will help you get the most accurate translation of "Do you have any pictures of..." in Yoruba.