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Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Nobody: 6:30pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
@dasparrow..making sense. |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Nobody: 6:33pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
@ Acid talk...ur post is full of grammatical blunders,try correcting it |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by 360command: 6:33pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
I have read some comments here which I see it to be interesting and some not to be interesting . I am also here to correct a statement of what other users wrote . I would not say that Nigerians are too loud and lousy, but this can be actually be explained in different ways. What do you mean by too loud and lousy? I think there are some Nigerians who have tried to air their mind or right to other people but the people see it as we are too loud and lousy. I will give you an example. I once travelled from from ghana to ivory coast on visit or holiday by road in a bus, at the border area after all everybody had done passport checking, verification as well as stamping, the bus driver,decided to leave us inside the bus and started chatting outside. The chat went on for about 40mins,everybody in the bus kept silence,only for the Nigerian man to have gone high at his voice by saying 'where is the driver?what are you still doing by chatting there?time is not on our side,we need to be moving' - his voice raised an alarm,only for the conductor(ghanian) to have come inside and approach this Nigerian guy by saying,' are you a nigerian' ? The nigerian man replied, 'Yes I am'. The conductor said; this is how you people are.(This was a bad or wrong judgement to me) I then intervened by saying to the conductor 'u must be very stupid for saying that to the Nigerian, he is trying to air his mind. What is the driver doing by leaving his bus,chatting with another, while we wait for him for over 50mins(after the nigerian man confronted with the ghanian conductor). Everybody saw reasoning to what I said and then the driver came in after he heard the voices of the Nigerians(I & the other Nigerian) from outside. As the driver was moving, that was when every ghanian and ivorian were making noise by yelling at the driver asking him 'why the delay'. In my heart, I said , thank God for this nigerian for airing his right and not been loud&lousy(as the conducted said we are) about it . Some people just turns it round and say we are loud and lousy when we are just trying to make a point. It was because of the Nigerian guy,the driver came in and drove off. 4 Likes |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by 360command: 6:36pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
360command: I have read some comments here which I see it to be interesting and some not to be interesting . I am also here to correct a statement of what other users wrote . |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by MsOluchi: 6:42pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
its actually "change" and not "balance". Go and look it up in your dictionary dummy! |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Nobody: 6:43pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
Lol @ the number of hidden posts |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by molli(f): 6:44pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
shymexx: Oi,its spelt 'PIGDIN'. pidgin and broken re two different things entirely n cn not be classified as variant forms.pidgin has a fixed grammar and a standard structure wyl Broken English is an attempt of an uneducated person to speak English. 1 Like |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by HyeBits: 6:51pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
acidtalk:Change is correct, not balance. |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by MyJoe: 6:55pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
charlsecy4:Thank you. I doubt Acid has travelled abroad because oyinbos also ask for change. In fact, if you hear someone ask for their "balance" when they want their change abroad, you know he is a Nigerian and has been patronising one of em thrashy "good English" pamhletes sold inside molues and under the bridge in Lagos or he has been listening to someone who does and won't use a dictionary. 3 Likes |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Leefem: 7:03pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
Wow i grew up in Nigeria and i neither speak loudly nor jump queues. |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Obijulius: 7:10pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
acidtalk: ^^^ So pleased that you have succeeded in describing yourself (pro sae). U r a Nigerian & u av been abroad, going by ur inference it can thus be implied that u av exhibited some or all. D xtics u so meticulously describe. ℓ☺ℓ. |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Cupidkc(m): 7:14pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
shymexx: - Loud on the phone and on the bus.Black men!!! |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by philips70(m): 7:21pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
I STRONGLY SUSPECT ACIDTALK IS EITHER DSGUY OR JUSTWISE hornipipe: Lol @ the number of hidden posts |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Nobody: 7:25pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
molli: its spelt 'PIGDIN'. pidgin and broken re two different things entirely n cn not be classified as variant forms.pidgin has a fixed grammar and a standard structure wyl Broken English is an attempt of an uneducated person to speak English. Pigeon/pidgin, or whatever name you choose to call it - is a variant of broken English, which has evolved overtime. May I ask you the history of "pigeon/pidgin", and how it started? The 'fixed grammar' is part of the evolution, which includes words from Nigerian languages. To say pidgin/pigeon isn't a variant of broken English is utter tosh and pure nonsense. You would do yourself a lot of help by studying the language itself before showing your ignorance. And who were primarily the "speakers" of pidgin/pigeon English, before the 'educated' class made it cool for everyone as a form of endearment, and the lingua franca of the average Nigerian? |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by acidtalk: 7:38pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
philips70: I STRONGLY SUSPECT ACIDTALK IS EITHER DSGUY OR JUSTWISE How dare you beliTtle me? Na me be Seun Osawe. |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by kpolli(m): 7:38pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
acidtalk: Whether Home or Abroad wherever you come across a Nigeria you might be skeptical of their origin (usually place of birth). But as soon as you hear a Nigerian who grew up and have a better part of their life spent in Nigeria, you can easily tell from their use of words and pronunciation. Lie, white females are louder. . . Nigerian girls are always frowning |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Nobody: 7:48pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
philips70: I STRONGLY SUSPECT ACIDTALK IS EITHER DSGUY OR JUSTWISEhuh |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Nobody: 7:58pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
^ lmao |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by mruknaijaboy(m): 8:11pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
shymexx: - Loud on the phone and on the bus. LOOOOOL this video was jokes g i seen it time ago still shymexx: Thats what I was gonna ask you ma g i aint seen u on here for a hot minute still, did these priks on ere try and ban u fam? they try ban me one time fam but it was for like a day or something g yeh naijas from abroad go hard with the spending in the clubs, go to cokobar or guvnor bar and youll see bare of them buying ace of spades which is like £700 - £800 in clubs, £800 just for a bottle of champagne! lol 419 money |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by mruknaijaboy(m): 8:13pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
Obijulius: dis one jus dey blow grammar |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by mruknaijaboy(m): 8:26pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
molli: its spelt 'PIGDIN'. pidgin and broken re two different things entirely n cn not be classified as variant forms.pidgin has a fixed grammar and a standard structure wyl Broken English is an attempt of an uneducated person to speak English. pidgin and broken are the same thing dammit! |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by mruknaijaboy(m): 8:56pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
shymexx: Aint bayo's music da don dat used to make beats for giggs and he says bayo's music at the beginnning of his beats? i think dats the donny still if not i dont even kno who he is still shymexx: Looool sware down g, mad ting! is ur donny looking to sue him or suttin? rass 10 years ya kna! mad ting g, whats CIF saying? is it as live as NL? Fam i couldnt even remember the rest of what you wrote coz it looks like the mods have hidden it g, wag1 for da the mods always hiding posts these days? |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by Nobody: 9:06pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
mruknaijaboy: The mod will hide this post as well - these donnys on here hate my guts. But you gotta be doing something right for anonymous people to hate anonymous person in a virtual world. Yeah, Bayo produced a couple bangers for giggs. That's my boy from back in the day and he does the afrobeats thing as well. Looool sware down g, mad ting! is ur donny looking to sue him or suttin? Oi, it's peak on this forum.Bwahahahaha... These rasclart pagans don't know what time it is, dem mans take everything too seriously, but turn your back and you would find stealing ya style and that.. Funny lot, truss g.. CIF isn't like this forum, just a bunch of educated middle class English folks talking about politics, Africa, foreign policy, sports, middle east etc. Just intellectual discourse without people stalking you and watching what you do. It's fun if you wanna argue intelligently with intellectuals, but some of these white folks have a little chip on their shoulders when it's a discourse about Africa. They piss me off with that "cut the aids to Africa" and "Africa is a dead zone" crap - and you would sure learn a lot from the academics on there - and the British sense of humour and normal banter is refreshing lol. Imagine them banning man for 10 years for no reason - I just laughed that shyte off. The mods and owner are on a joke thing, truss. |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by acidtalk: 9:10pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
Na wa oh! |
Re: Weirdest Ways To Identify A Nigerian Abroad by acidtalk: 9:13pm On Sep 03, 2012 |
Shymmex, na you dem ban for 10years? |
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