EmpressaDelRei:
1:- You are fearfully made. 2:- Tu es tres belle. 3:- babu kamar ka.

Which language is number 3?

TheCongo:


Which language is number 3?

It's Hausa.

EmpressaDelRei:
It's Hausa.

I am impressed

TheCongo:


I am impressed

Well, thank you!

EmpressaDelRei:
Well, thank you!

So, you speak English, French, Hausa. Any other language?

TheCongo:


So, you speak English, French, Hausa. Any other language?

I understand a bit of all these: Nepali, Hindu, Wollof (SeneGambia), Mande (Mali), Amharic (Ethiopia), Shona (Zimbabwe) to an extent, Little Spanish, Italian and many Nigerian languages. I used to speak more than these, but I ve forgotten them.

EmpressaDelRei:
I understand a bit of all these: Nepali, Hindu, Wollof (SeneGambia), Mande (Mali), Amharic (Ethiopia), Shona (Zimbabwe) to an extent, Little Spanish, Italian and many Nigerian languages. I used to speak more than these, but I ve forgotten them.

Heeeeeeeee ... are you a globetrotter . I am lost here

TheCongo:


Heeeeeeeee ... are you a globetrotter . I am lost here

Lol! Yes I am a globe trotter. Aso, I was born into a travelling family; we ve lived in many places.
On my own I travel a lot and to me, it's a form of education. What about you? Do you love travelling and how many languages do you speak asides kiswahili, ligala, French, English? I hope your stay on Nairaland has helped you learn pidgin English? Lol!

I can speak some Spanish.
Yes, it is very good to travel.
People who travel a lot seem to be much more open minded than those who don't.
As for me, I don't travel as much as I would like to.
I am mostly interested in black countries - be it in the Caribbean or Africa
I am just crazy about the black culture and black people

The present is not the future
God hasn't forgotten you, God will never forget you
~
Bi eni se ri ko ni ola ma ri
Olorun ko i ti gbagbe e, olorun ko ni gbagbe e lai