Joshpet1: I can speak igbo Yoruba English n pidgin fluently But Chinese Japanese partially

So you speak a little of both Chinese and Japanese. Awesome! I speak Ekpon, a language quite similar to but slightly different from Ika language spoken in Agbor. Also, i speak a little Esan, Ibo, Yoruba and Efik. Other languages I can speak quite well are Chinese and Korean. Although my Korean is really diminishing because there's nobody around me to practice speaking it with. I'm looking forward to learning Japanese

Afam4eva:
It's not weird cos what you call Igbo is actually Central Igbo that most people from the Igboid speaking tribes understand but most of them have their own dialect. For example, what you call Igbo is actually not my dialect. There are people from my town that find it hard to communicate in Igbo(central). What i've noticed is that people from Ika, Ukwuani and some parts of Anioma always think the Igbos in the South-East speak the same language. We just addopted that Igbo for easy communication with other Igbo groups. I'm sure you won't understand my dialect easily just as i won't understand Ika or Ukwuani easily.

I couldn't agree with you more.

OPIA jesus: ok be specific na the place

Umusadege -originally from Utagba-uno, Etua, but grew up in Ndemili.

I speak english, ibo, yoruba, pidgin, french, latani,dutch fluently and slight spanish n swahilli.. ;DI speak english, ibo, yoruba, pidgin, french, latani,dutch fluently and slight spanish n swahilli..

Arabic English pidgin & Yoruba





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English, Hausa, Igbo, Ika, Pidgin and Italian

Zairois: a decent amount of Swahili ( Shaba Swahili) and a couple words in french loool

shaba swahili ndio kiswahili gani

Kinterez: I speak english, ibo, yoruba, pidgin, french, latani,dutch fluently and slight spanish n swahilli.. ;DI speak english, ibo, yoruba, pidgin, french, latani,dutch fluently and slight spanish n swahilli..

kiswahili umejifunzia wapi

I speaks Idoma, Igala, Igbo partially, a lil bit Hausa, Nigeria pidgin nd Jamaica patual.

chukxie:

So you speak a little of both Chinese and Japanese. Awesome! I speak Ekpon, a language quite similar to but slightly different from Ika language spoken in Agbor. Also, i speak a little Esan, Ibo, Yoruba and Efik. Other languages I can speak quite well are Chinese and Korean. Although my Korean is really diminishing because there's nobody around me to practice speaking it with. I'm looking forward to learning Japanese

really!!! I almost forgot to mention korean....Co's i lived all ma young age in Korea also dutish But just baby dutish.. What I'm I saying

chukxie:

So you speak a little of both Chinese and Japanese. Awesome! I speak Ekpon, a language quite similar to but slightly different from Ika language spoken in Agbor. Also, i speak a little Esan, Ibo, Yoruba and Efik. Other languages I can speak quite well are Chinese and Korean. Although my Korean is really diminishing because there's nobody around me to practice speaking it with. I'm looking forward to learning Japanese

really!!! I almost forgot to mention korean....Co's i lived all ma young age in Korea also dutish But just baby dutish.. What am i saying

I SPEAK IGBO,CHINESE AND ENGLISH.KEDU=NI HAO OMA=HOW ARE U DOING?

English,Yoruba,Pidgin(But not a fan of it..i only say u deh craze or something deh worry you)A lil hausa,a lil German,Enoo,And one language i speak wen am having sexxx..One language comes frm my mouth.dont know the name but will ask IFA and get back to you.

English, yoruba, Hausa, pidgin and French

I can speak English, pidgin English, Francais fluently, bt ibo n hausa, am nt that fluent with them.

Castroii: I can speak English, pidgin English, Francais fluently, bt ibo n hausa, am nt that fluent with them.

I want to believe you're Igbo.

ctrl+alt+del:
Anglais,francais et yoruba

. Ma chérie, comment vas-tu

Afam4eva:
I want to believe you're Igbo.

what makes you think so?

Castroii: what makes you think so?

You're probably an Igbo who live or probably grew up in the North.

Igbo,English and Russian (Русский)

Urhobo 85%, yoruba 65%, igbo 25%, hausa 15%, english 100%, warri pidgin 95%, normal pidgin 100%, french 10%, spanish 5%. N dats all.

Afam4eva:
You're probably an Igbo who live or probably grew up in the North.

nice guess tho, I speak ibo cos am ibo, hausa cos my partenal grand mum is from the north, francais cos my mum is french, so am a product of only God knows...

Yoruba, English plus my native language. Jst like 'Mr Brown' in 'Meet d Browns', i speak 'GIBBERISH' too

westcodes:

Wow, look at the big brains on this fellow... Grammer Nazi

....to look forward to doing sth is correct.
look forward (transitive verb) + preposition 'to' + gerund ( verb +ing).
Eg. I look forward to learning Chinese soon.
I look forward to hearing from you again.
I look forward to hear from you ( is wrong )

Joshpet1: really!!! I almost forgot to mention korean....Co's i lived all ma young age in Korea also dutish But just baby dutish.. What am i saying

Wow! I hear it's beautiful there. Where did you live in Korea?

Sangarara: kiswahili umejifunzia wapi

Naona we Sangarara ni wa kwetu au labda we ni jirani yetu.Haya basi pokea salamu zangu kibao!

Dominiquez: English, Igbo, French, Nenwe, Zulu and Pidgin

See my bro for here. From Agbada Nenwe

English, Spanish and yoruba fluently

english, hausa, igbo, tiv, pidgin

Donpoker9: How many languages can you speak fluently? Even partially. Mine is Igbo and english and pidgin...

Is pidgin a language?
Na wa 4 u oooo

ignis:
Is pidgin a language?
Na wa 4 u oooo

Nope it is not, but it is funny how many people consider it to be one.