AfricanApple:
yes I know



gaskiya kariya ne, ka na son ta sosai, na ga n shi a idol nka

Chiz-os!!

Bae, why you and JBluv55 be spoiling my market at a geometrical rate?

I mean!

This is unfair to a sista!

I neva had a boyfriend.
It has come to my notice too that the only e-marriage I had was contractual
Which has likely ended, with an e-pregnancy. (Sigh)

Do spread the word:

Young, hot, single e-Mom, ready to mingle
*fluttering my eyelashes*

am0s:
the only nigeria sexy language

Jbluv55:

Translation: MizMyColi, How are you today? You say you like/want me, me sef I get interest in you . How we go take do?

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Erm.....ina wasa ne fa, ki san ina da burduwa ko? = I dey joke o, you know I have a girlfriend right?

Owh, Okay.....

Jbluv55:

I do not know that word in hausa

Paretomaster will please help us or maybe he has already translated it somewhere on the thread so let's check .

MizMyColi:


Chiz-os!!

Bae, why you and JBluv55 be spoiling my market at a geometrical rate?

I mean!

This is unfair to a sista!

I neva had a boyfriend.
It has come to my notice too that the only e-marriage I had was contractual
Which has likely ended, with an e-pregnancy. (Sigh)

Do spread the word:

Young, hot, single e-Mom, ready to mingle
*fluttering my eyelashes*

psalmizt:


Some couple of pages back I think jinjina meant enjoyment. So I reckon that should be interpreted as enjoying yourselves

Paretomaster:


na jinjina muku = i salute u all.

Paretomaster:
Sannunku da aiki malaman Hausa, kuna kokari sosai, na jinjina muku.

Jbluv55:

I love the language die. And mind you, its not spoken in Nigeria alone. There's BBC Hausa but I don't think there's BBC Yoruba or Igbo

Jbluv55:

I do not know what the bolded means but let me translate as best as I can


Sannunku da aiki malaman Hausa = Weldon to you all Hausa teachers.

Kuna kokari sosai = You are all trying very well

Na jinjina muku = I am feeling you all

AfricanApple:
weld one Hausa teachers, you are doing well... translate d rest



by d way good morning

dat reminds me, d email I used to open nl isn't working, so I think u should send mr ur mail

MizMyColi:


Chiz-os!!

Bae, why you and JBluv55 be spoiling my market at a geometrical rate?

I mean!

This is unfair to a sista!

I neva had a boyfriend.
It has come to my notice too that the only e-marriage I had was contractual
Which has likely ended, with an e-pregnancy. (Sigh)

Do spread the word:

Young, hot, single e-Mom, ready to mingle
*fluttering my eyelashes*

Ochek:


Was gonna e-wed you until you said you are e-pregnant. What's to become of the e-baby? Is e-ex gonna come up with a claim?

E-wed me?
Just like that?

Haba Bros
I'm not a finished goods na.

You no even reason courting first, among other mede medes.

Biko, let not the e-child deter anyone.

He's likely not coming back for custody issues, seeing as he wasn't expecting one to begin with

Jbluv55:

Buhehehehe . Daga ina ne ki gan ido na?

Paretomaster:


ok. send to sadauki11@MAIL.COM

AfricanApple:
mail?

AfricanApple:
do u mean ur marriage with airborne, thats unbelievable, not with all d showcase of love.

well I think jbluv55 will be ready to love u more even with the big belle

and be the cause of my fellow woman's heartbreak?

Naaaa, I'll pass.

I still get correct market value

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Hmmmm my dear

Na so I see am

I just wake up from Siesta begin see very questionable discussions, on poking my nose further, I see say, na so the waka be o o




Just wish me well, my dear sister.

Paretomaster:


na jinjina muku = i salute u all.

AfricanApple:
I can see d eye through your writing

Paretomaster:


"murna" = happy/ glad. nayi murna= am glad/happy.

Jbluv55:

Noted!!

I want to say this:

"I stayed in Adamawa for 3 years. That's where I learnt a little Hausa"

Would I be right to translate thus:

"Na [b]zaUNa [/b]a Adamawa zai kai shekara uku. A Chan na koya Hausa kadan"

(I know I'm not completely right so I need corrections)

Jbluv55:

Noted sir.

How do I say "Thank you once again" sire?

And also "dream" = "mufarki". Am I right?

am0s:

..
although i cant speak it well..
buh i get it anytime its spoken....plus am a half yoruba half hausa guy

MizMyColi:


E-wed me?
Just like that?

Haba Bros
I'm not a finished goods na.

You no even reason courting first, among other mede medes.

Biko, let not the e-child deter anyone.

He's likely not coming back for custody issues, seeing as he wasn't expecting one to begin with

MizMyColi:


Chiz-os!!

Bae, why you and JBluv55 be spoiling my market at a geometrical rate?

I mean!

This is unfair to a sista!

I neva had a boyfriend.
It has come to my notice too that the only e-marriage I had was contractual
Which has likely ended, with an e-pregnancy. (Sigh)

Do spread the word:

Young, hot, single e-Mom, ready to mingle
*fluttering my eyelashes*

Jbluv55:

Paretomaster has done justice to it.



Mu gode sosai malam Paretomaster .

MizMyColi:


and be the cause of my fellow woman's heartbreak?

Naaaa, I'll pass.

I still get correct market value

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Hmmmm my dear

Na so I see am

I just wake up from Siesta begin see very questionable discussions, on poking my nose further, I see say, na so the waka be o o




Just wish me well, my dear sister.

Paretomaster:


NA KARA GODEWA/ GODIYA NIKE.

DREAM =MAFARKI

Paretomaster:


MUN = WE

Jbluv55:

Toh!!! Zan Kara godewa ama saura word daya(I also don't know how to translate "word" into hausa)

What does "zama" mean?

Like someone says "Na zama a Yola".

AirborneLacer:


Waoh!

You really took that to heart?

Sharing moments of camaraderie and interracting with Bluv in my drunk state, had words flowing, obviously cos I was drunk and you took that serious?

That you even had to stamp a divorce without my knowledge, no sitting down to make amends?

Issorait...

You have it your way, and please hesitate to come calling my way when you start missing me.