Fussbot: tell him bro..I didn't reply him again cus dis bro clearly doesn't undastand wat we talking bout..like we no dey do music b4 azonto come..he's jst using dat hiplife/ hipdie thingy 2 make up a baseless fact..

Kajina:

@ 1st bolded
Yes, it has always been the news in Ghana that Nigerian artistes shamelessly copy Ghanaian artistes and making it their own, and the evidence is clear. Compare the 2 songs posted above, and tell me what Flavor did is not copying I guess you heard the song, loved it, and didn't even know he copied a Ghanaian artiste who you don't even know. Flavor didn't just copy the beats, he also shamelessly lifted some of the English lyrics and you are here talking rubbish

@ 2nd bolded,
That is very infantile of you! So because you personally don't know Ghanaian artistes means your so-called musicians don't know them Well, they have known them since time immemorial and have been shamelessly copying them since

otumfour:


thts what we'r here for, I enjoy spanking some boko dogs

timecop28:
LOOL. And ure happy dude? like seriously? Ghanaians registered on NAIRAland as members, how ironic. Only losers do that.

Kajina:

@ bolded,

Maybe they are ashamed the queen will hear their funny Nigerian accent, when words like:

Mercy has become maacy

birthday has become batday

perfect has become paafect

Heard has become haad

Earth has become aath

Ernest has become aanest


You think Ghanaians have funny accent? I wonder what the queen will say when she also hears Nigerians pronounce the following words with their funny Nigerian accent:


Open has become Opun - So if open is opun, I believe OBEDIENT has also become OBUDIENT and HEAVEN, HEAVUN?

Culture has become culchor

Purse has become pause

Nurse has become norse

Us has become os

Cut has become caught

Blood has become blod

Oil has become oyor

Education has become educa(shon)

Population has become popula(shon)

Nation has become na(shon) and all the other words with tions have become shons

Emerge has become emaage

Emergency has become emaagency

Pursue has become porshoe LOL what the hell is shoe doing in pursue

Sue has become shoe

Lawsuit has become lawshoot

I can go on and on with the Nigerian funny pronunciations. Believe me, if the queen hears them, she would go like “What the hell are these people saying? This isn't what we taught them ”

No wonder nobody else understands Nigerians when they speak, except themselves and you are here saying Ghanaian accent is funny Abua ba!!!

BTW, the link below can help you guys polish up all those funny pronunciations. Just enter the word and hear the English man pronounce it

http://www.howjsay.com/

Ironi: He is right. You people don't know shiit.

Any contemporary Nigerian music being played by this so-called musicians have a Ghanaian beat somewhere. The annoying fact is they lift these beats from existing Ghanaian songs without any shame. I can list songs after songs and can tell you which Ghanaian music the artist stole from.

Fact is, those really in the music industry know this truth and acknowledge it.

The man knows what he is taking about, too many Mumu on this pages.

Emmadani: As far as am know,BURNA BOY'S "like to party" make sence pas al ghana song join 2geda...When u talking o music,neva compare nigeria 2 ghana,its like comparing usa music to jamaica music...Who knws ghana 4 music,kudos 2 serkodie dat brought light 2 ghana music...Ask any european or american musician 2 list 5 ghana artiste dey knw,dem go fumble...D truth is bita,but NIGERIA is the defination of MUSIC in africa...Sayin dat 9ja artiste are stealing or copying ghanian beats n music is just like sayin a tailor who makes cloths 4 odas is working NAKED.How can u produce cloths yet u av no cloths 2 wear?How can ghanians claim dat 9ja are using their beat but yet 9ja production is far beta dan theirs.Comparing 9ja music with ghanian music is simply INSANE.WTF

porka:


To clear some of your apparent confusion, listen to the Queen here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_moIV4wDQsY

Pay close attention to the following; concern, heart, bad, laugh, her, suffered, person and happy.

It's really funny pronouncing Nurses as nesis or her as eh the way Ghanaians do.

torgbe: U nailed it ryt on target warrior king.

Kajina:

@ bolded,


Can you imagine a Nigerian speaking negatively about Ghanaian English? . Wonders they say, shall never end

Kajina:

@ bolded,


Can you imagine a Nigerian speaking negatively about Ghanaian English? . Wonders they say, shall never end

Kajina:

In your post you mentioned how Ghanaians pronounce HER. Listen again and pay attention anytime the queen pronounced it, and tell me if she said HAA like Nigerians do. She pronounced it just like Ghanaians do

Kajina:

So please leave your TV and radio personalities alone to do their work.They have seen the flaws in their pronunciation, so they are switching to the Ghanaian English pronunciation Do you want them to say porshoe instead of pursue?

Kajina:

Nation, reaction, expression, incomprehension, emotions, devotions, determination.

Did you hear the queen say nashon, reacshon, expreshon, incomprehenshon, emoshon, devoshon, detaminashon like Nigerians do?

The TION in those words were pronounced as SHIN not SHON like Nigerians do



BTW it baffles me when I hear you guys pronounce the word pursue as PORSHOE and pursuing as PORSHOEING. I mean what is the concept of POR and SHOE in the word pursue?

timecop28:
Hehehe. Then I wonder why Nigeria has more renowned writers/poets/public speakers than Ghana.(As if Ghana has any). Why a Ghanaian has never won a Nobel prize in literature while a Nigerian has? Why Ghanaians pay huge sum to Nigerian public speakers for appearances in ur tiny nation.M
Ghana shld be likened to countries in south east Asia like Cambodia and d likes. Y'all know that two-third of the world population don't even know there exists a country called Ghana.

porka:

You said this?

You mean you heard the Queen say eh for her?

That's ridiculous.

Then I can't help you.

Maybe a hearing aid will do.

porka:

No, they are half-baked.

Some of them trained in Ghana anyways

They will go (are going) through proper re-orientation and re-training.

porka:

Let me assist you.

Some Nigerians have what we have come to recognize as the h-factor.

Others have the s-sh-factor.

Yet others have r-l factor.

Others still have f-p factor.

You sometimes hear some people pronounce UI as U HI or ice as hice...

The s-sh-factor on the other hand will creep in words like plantation as plantason

You would hear some Nigerians pronounce ruler as lurer or road as load

Some of our brothers will normally pronounce people as fifu or five as pipe.

These are Nigerians and there's no denying that.

However, these are not in the mainstream and are regularly the butt of jokes in comedy circles.

It's different from Ghanaian's national anthem of nes in terms of Nurse and eh for her.

And no, no other country pronounce her as eh, I haven't heard it, it's Ghanaian, period.

It's really funny here.

On a lighter note, one of our comedians, AY, told of his experience in Accra the other day.

He was at a joint/restaurant... he ordered for a Catfish pepper-soup... the waiter took his orders...

he was already salivating... until the waiter brought a Tilapia...

TA - I thought you told me you have Catfish, this is not my order, this is Tilapia

Waiter - Yes sir (seh), this is cut (pronounced ket) fish, they've cut (ket) it.

mikeapollo:


I wonder how some people reason before they talk!

Mention one Nigerian leader that is in the ranking of people like Nkrumah(Civilian), Rawlings(Miliatary). Kofi Annan was UN Sec General for 2 succefful terms, the most successful in recent history.
Do you know how many times Ghanaian leaders have been invited to come and speak in Nigeria? Even their Electoral Commission came to give us some lecture......

360command:
boss you have said it all, infact I had to give you a like. You had said what we all need to be told . The truth is bitter . Like you said, its not a crime for we to influence our neighbour countries music but I can also make out my list on some ghanian music which has copied or emulated our style of music but due to the fact I am on my mobile, I cannot elabore perfectly by paragraphing .

I believe you should know guys like ruff and smooth, what will you say about their style of music ? That's completely Nigerian style.

There is this ghanian artist that sang this song 'I don kolo' ? But I cannot remember their names. The truth about this ghanian artiste is that they copy our music by putting our pidgin english words when half of the population of ghana does not know what 'I don kolo 'means .

otumfour:


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