my parents speak Yoruba to each other on a normal day... but when relatives come around,the Ijesha dialect is the language that reigns supreme because they are both ijesha's

OlamiB: They both speak Akure language

. There's nothing like Akure Language. It's a dialect dear.

quivah:
safe journey dear!! Greet your ancestors for me

lolzz... Rolls back to maiduguri to fight boko with GEJ

GudluckIBB: Wao! What a Topic!
My parents were seperated when I was a year Old.I really don't know how they were communicating.Its been living with either parents at different Times till I became a full grown man,living on my own.
By the way, How does it feel Living under the same roof with your parents?its one opportunity I missed in Life.
Too Bad !

I really feel for you. It's one great opportunity that you missed. Please bro, strive against all odds not to deprive your children of that wonderful priviledge. Back to the question, they speak plain Yoruba and Ijesa dialect if we want to go deep

They both speak nupe

Yoruba.4.real. :PYoruba.4.real.

My Dad can't speak my Mum's Lang., same with Mum. So they just keep speaking Hausa all day. SMH!

they speak confirm IGBO and they also laugh in Swahili.. But me i dy laugh in chinese

nupe tins on point

I had an Igbo boss married to a fellow Igbo who speak Yoruba in their house (in Lagos)

So why do most parents speak to their children in english? especially when growing up...

Urhobo

Ede yoruba

Dad and mum speaks the general yoruba and that applies to we the children. But if there are strangers, Mum speaks akure dialect and we understand that very well but can hardly speak. I have never heard Dad speaks His own dialect . (Igbona) from igbomina part of kwara state.

REALITY101: Igbo/French.. Igbo especially whenever they are talking about something they don't want me and my baby bro to know about. That was back when we were young tho.

Guess such trick doesnt work for them again

Afam4eva: My parents speak Nkanu Igbo to themselves and speak same to us.

Guess this nkanu has a way of sticking to the tongue.
Recall a hostelmate in sec. school that speaks that all the time.
Has a funny way of pronouncing some igbo words like anya(eye) is enya etc
We make fun of him yet he's undeterred

Concentrated I.J.E.B.U language.

Mr Aboki: Hausa
English Language..
Igbo..
French..
Ogba..

Bros, mar di

Itsekiri...... My mum did her best to make sure we speak and understand it!

Afam4eva:
Are you half caste?

Mrs.Chima:

Conc owerri .

It is well

GudluckIBB: Wao! What a Topic!
My parents were seperated when I was a year Old.I really don't know how they were communicating.Its been living with either parents at different Times till I became a full grown man,living on my own.
By the way, How does it feel Living under the same roof with your parents?its one opportunity I missed in Life.
Too Bad !

tayolove12: Yoruba on top of the word

On top of the ''WORD''?.........*DIES*

What else if not igbo?

HAUSA

I speak my dialect to my hubby when we want to discuss sensitive issues,but outside dat na English one way,same wit my parents!

my dialect of course, isu3 and it was a good foundation for us because we all understand igbo, english, hausa and yoruba. place of birth and association.

Bedroom language

rmgbemeje: It is well

its well with u my dear.

NeuroBoss:
I really feel for you. It's one great opportunity that you missed. Please bro, strive against all odds not to deprive your children of that wonderful priviledge. Back to the question, they speak plain Yoruba and Ijesa dialect if we want to go deep

Thanks
At times I cry secretely when I hear people relishing how interesting it is Living with your parents.No matter how rich and famous I may become tomorrow, Even if I become the president of Nigeria.That opportunity will never come by anymore.it is well!