What is nagode?

Omarbah:

I have to be honest, it was a bit tough for me to understand it too, but I made sense of it. For some reason, I understand Maassinakoore and even Gombe fulfude more than I do Senegal fulfulde.

Hmm I wonder why that's the case. They say Senegalese Pulaar/Fulfulde is supposed to be the most pure......But it seems like it may have some Wolof and Serer influence. Am I right? I understand Maasinakoore and Gombe exceptionally well as well (and most other dialects for that matter) but when it comes to the Senegalbe, I really would appreciate it when they speak in a slow manner.

Omarbah:
What is nagode?

Thank you in Hausa language

Fulaman198:


Hmm I wonder why that's the case. They say Senegalese Pulaar/Fulfulde is supposed to be the most pure......But it seems like it may have some Wolof and Serer influence. Am I right? I understand Maasinakoore and Gombe exceptionally well as well (and most other dialects for that matter) but when it comes to the Senegalbe, I really would appreciate it when they speak in a slow manner.

Lol me too, they speak too fast. Due to the influence of neighbors, the structure of dialects have some differences, the words have a different pronounciations which makes it harder for others to understand.

Omarbah:

Lol me too, they speak too fast. Due to the influence of neighbors, the structure of dialects have some differences, the words have a different pronounciations which makes it harder for others to understand.

It sometimes sounds as if they are speaking Serer or something lollll I agree 100%

loooool
Why does every other person I have talked to feel the same way about Senegalese Pulaar?
It clearly won't be our standard, with all these remarks I am getting from everybody. .... because i feel the same way abut it too...lmao

Bororojo:
loooool
Why does every other person I have talked to feel the same way about Senegalese Pulaar?
It clearly won't be our standard, with all these remarks I am getting from everybody. .... because i feel the same way abut it too...lmao

Let it be known Chairman

OmarBah, what the heck man..... White girl speaking Fulfulde, I've seen it all


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b07Neo_dVSs

Good news:

http://peeral.com/index.php/pinal/2809-fulfuldemovies

Omarbah:

Thank you for this valuable information.

You're welcome.

Fulaman198:


No problem just remember that since this is a Fulani thread, Na gode needs to become Mi yetti or A jaraama

My bad.

A jaraama.

Africaman:
My bad.

A jaraama.

Usseko, you are alright bro no worries

Fulaman198:
Good news:

http://peeral.com/index.php/pinal/2809-fulfuldemovies

I have been seeing it this for a while on social media. I am waiting for them. I already watched one on youtube about a girl , the daughter of a royal in the village who got unwillingly married to a rich city person. It was good.
That was from Cameroon though.

Fulaman198:
OmarBah, what the heck man..... White girl speaking Fulfulde, I've seen it all


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b07Neo_dVSs

Haha, hey if a brother wants a white lady, as long as the kids speak fulfude and are Muslims, I don't mind.

Omarbah:

Haha, hey if a brother wants a white lady, as long as the kids speak fulfude and are Muslims, I don't mind.

Fulani women for be bro, then other African women second. No white woman for me here loll

Omarbah:

I have been seeing it this for a while on social media. I am waiting for them. I already watched one on youtube about a girl , the daughter of a royal in the village who got unwillingly married to a rich city person. It was good.
That was from Cameroon though.

This may be the first Fulani movie coming out of Nigeria, I'll have to ask my elders about that. Many in the Adamawa part of Cameroon though.

Mi hofni dediraabe fulbe, sey Pulaaku men, sey finatawa men ngam hande e jango ko balde men. To Jomirawo jabii!

Noy habaru bandiraabe?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXeE1tn8gZ8

@OmarBah, a famay? Video e demgal Fulfulde (Niger, Nigeria, e leydi Kamerun). Demgal ngal fuu gootum


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Yb_3K0tvIA

Mi salmini maa fulbe adunya fuu! Doroobe, jangoobe, waynaabe, mawnirabe e sukaabe. Sakiraabe worbe e rewbe.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqiES8gV4Z8

Fulaman198:
@OmarBah, a famay? Video e demgal Fulfulde (Niger, Nigeria, e leydi Kamerun). Demgal ngal fuu gootum


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Yb_3K0tvIA

It's very tough bro lol.

Omarbah:

It's very tough bro lol.

This is the same nomadic mbororo dialect spoken in Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, Central Afr. Republic and Sudan. It's very similar to Adamawaare.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6TgxoIX4V8

Pullo debbo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xghu4Q19HIs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbWFFtSEBJ4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVhURLS479U

Fulaman198:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVhURLS479U

Is it the influence of Hausa music that make it "sweet" ?

Fulaman198:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbWFFtSEBJ4

In tis one, her fulfulde is clearer. Who is she talking about?

Omarbah:

Is it the influence of Hausa music that make it "sweet" ?

Well I wouldn't call it influence from Hausa music as traditional Hausa music sounds much better than auto-tuned stuff they do in Nigeria and Cameroon these days. I wish we could just be ourselves and use real instruments for our mainstreamed music.

There is some Hausa influence in our Fulfulde dialects. But it's not so much, kind of like how there is some Mande influence in your Fulfulde/Pulaar dialect.

Omarbah:

In tis one, her fulfulde is clearer. Who is she talking about?

She is singing about a man related to the late Garbajo Yusufa. In many of her songs she praises modern day Fulani heroes from Adamawa (both in Nigeria and Cameroon) and Gombe. Outside of Nigeria this man isn't known but he is quite the local hero.