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Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 11:15pm On Nov 17, 2015
onila:
smiley
was it camnewton4pres that attracted you here?
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by onila(f): 11:15pm On Nov 17, 2015
AfricanApple:
was it camnewton4pres that attracted you here?
yes smiley
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Nobody: 11:18pm On Nov 17, 2015
AfricanApple:
no hear Kumar. you went AWOL na, what's up
been busy shaa buh I think I'm back now.so ya karatu?
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 12:33pm On Nov 18, 2015
snowprince07:
been busy shaa buh I think I'm back now.so ya karatu?
karatu has been slow jare
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 12:37pm On Nov 18, 2015
onila:
yes smiley
wonders then. I can see you are falling in love with him wink
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Nobody: 6:32pm On Nov 18, 2015
AfricanApple:
heyyyyy
you learn just as we learn

Ok
I'd follow the post
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 12:28am On Nov 19, 2015
muphasar11:

Ok I'd follow the post
you can as well go through the first few pages
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by elektra(f): 3:11am On Nov 19, 2015
Barkanmu da yamma!

I need help!

I'm so glad I found this topic. I just got invited to an interview for a job that I applied for based on the fact that I can speak Hausa.
The problem though is that my Hausa is not the best. I am from kaduna but grew up in Lagos, so I can only speak my dialect (kagoro).
I am going to be interviewed wholly in Hausa so I need to practice my spoken Hausa. However I am in the US so it is tough to find other Hausa speakers to practice with.
Please if anyone is willing to practice with me while correcting me, send me an email talk2katz @ yahoo .com. I will be very grateful! I will be making all the calls so it is no cost to you. Infact, ban damu na biya kudi ba.

I hope to hear from you guys!
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Emdee590(m): 3:05pm On Nov 19, 2015
elektra:
Barkanmu da yamma!

I need help!

I'm so glad I found this topic. I just got invited to an interview for a job that I applied for based on the fact that I can speak Hausa.
The problem though is that my Hausa is not the best. I am from kaduna but grew up in Lagos, so I can only speak my dialect (kagoro).
I am going to be interviewed wholly in Hausa so I need to practice my spoken Hausa. However I am in the US so it is tough to find other Hausa speakers to practice with.
Please if anyone is willing to practice with me while correcting me, send me an email talk2katz @ yahoo .com. I will be very grateful! I will be making all the calls so it is no cost to you. Infact, ban damu na biya kudi ba.

I hope to hear from you guys!

Ok iyafhear
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 6:41pm On Nov 19, 2015
elektra:
Barkanmu da yamma!

I need help!

I'm so glad I found this topic. I just got invited to an interview for a job that I applied for based on the fact that I can speak Hausa.
The problem though is that my Hausa is not the best. I am from kaduna but grew up in Lagos, so I can only speak my dialect (kagoro).
I am going to be interviewed wholly in Hausa so I need to practice my spoken Hausa. However I am in the US so it is tough to find other Hausa speakers to practice with.
Please if anyone is willing to practice with me while correcting me, send me an email talk2katz @ yahoo .com. I will be very grateful! I will be making all the calls so it is no cost to you. Infact, ban damu na biya kudi ba.

I hope to hear from you guys!

no need to go through that long process, just follow this thread, form conversations yourself and ask for the meaning by tagging someone
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 6:42pm On Nov 19, 2015
muphasar11:

Ok I'd follow the post
new student, how far have you gone? smiley
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 6:44pm On Nov 19, 2015
paretomaster oooooooooooo! come out of your bedroom and attend to my list dan Allah grin
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Nobody: 8:56pm On Nov 19, 2015
Good evening.
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Nobody: 10:01pm On Nov 19, 2015
AfricanApple:
new student, how far have you gone? smiley

Haven't grabbed much

Reading from last year till date is not easy. If words are spoken without been interpreted it only beats my imagination how to catchup. Lotta peeps are native speakers. I have copied a few with meanings attached but you'd have to do more.

I learn pretty fast but I can't assume
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by elektra(f): 10:17pm On Nov 19, 2015
AfricanApple:
no need to go through that long process, just follow this thread, form conversations yourself and ask for the meaning by tagging someone

I have no problem with reading and forming conversation. My problem is with fluency, I currently have to think about what I want to say before I speak.
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 11:09pm On Nov 19, 2015
muphasar11:


Haven't grabbed much

Reading from last year till date is not easy. If words are spoken without been interpreted it only beats my imagination how to catchup. Lotta peeps are native speakers. I have copied a few with meanings attached but you'd have to do more.

I learn pretty fast but I can't assume
are you really interested or you just want to learn it for fun?
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 11:17pm On Nov 19, 2015
hernyolar hey! you highly welcome to our land smiley Hausa is the easiest language to learn in Nigeria, just put your ears and eyes down, and you will learn real fast. tinwa tinwa noni cheesy

here is a start:
Paretomaster:
INAKWANAN KU MUTANEN NAIRALAND, ? INA FATAN KUN TASHI LAFIYA?

AKIRAAPPLE, SANNUNKI DA AIKI, KUMA INA YIWA SABIN DALIBBAN MU DA MALLAMAI BARKA DA ZUWA WANNAN SHAFIN.

TRANSLATION = Goodmorning nairalanders, i hope u all wake well?
Akirapple, welldone, am also welcoming our new students and tutors to this thread.



GOOD MORNING = INAKWANA, INAKWANAN KU, TO A GROUP OF PEOPLE.

INAWUNI, GOOD AFTERNOON, AND EVENING.

GOODNIGHT= SAI DA SAFE,

YOU CAN RESPOND TO THE GREETINGS BY SAYING "LAFIYA LAU"

SANNU DA AIKI = FOR GREETING SOMEONE AT WORK.

WELCOME =SANNU DA ZUWA.

KA TASHI LAFIYA (M) =DID U WAKE WELL? its usually said after the inakwana greeting.

KE TASHI LAFIYA (F) " " " " "

INA ZAKA/ZAKI? = WHERE ARE U GOING TO?

NA DAWO = AM BACK.



muphasar11 here

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Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 11:23pm On Nov 19, 2015
I will try yo tag you guys in what we have done in the past. however, if there is any word you guys want to know the meaning, just ask and tag
@muphasar11 and hernyolar

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Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 11:36pm On Nov 19, 2015
AfricanApple:
ba soraiya keremi ba- no be small loff

ba n ci abinci ba- I've not eaten
ina jira boyfriend na- I'm waiting for my bf
za mu fita- we will go out
za must tafi mr b.- we will go to mr. b
za life biyoni?- will u follow me?
muphasar11 hernyolar

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Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 11:36pm On Nov 19, 2015
AfricanApple:
ba soraiya keremi ba- no be small loff


ba n ci abinci ba- I've not eaten

ina jira boyfriend na- I'm waiting for my bf

za mu fita- we will go out

za mu tafi mr b.- we will go to mr. b

za ki biyoni?- will u follow me?(female)
za ka biyoni? (male)
muphasar11
hernyolar

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Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 11:38pm On Nov 19, 2015
snowprince07 you have disappeared again, come and helep me translate joor
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Nobody: 11:38pm On Nov 19, 2015
AfricanApple:
are you really interested or you just want to learn it for fun?


Am really interested
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Nobody: 11:40pm On Nov 19, 2015
AfricanApple:
muphasar11
hernyolar

Nice
Thanks
Now you are talking
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 11:41pm On Nov 19, 2015
muphasar11:



Am really interested
way to go. are there Hausa speakers close to you? including MRI ruwa, shoe .makers and the sort
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 11:47pm On Nov 19, 2015
muphasar11:

Nice Thanks Now you are talking
toh! zan gain n ka gobe, ina son yi baci yanzu
means: okay, I will see yo lu tomorrow, I want to sleep now
note: baci is pronounced as Bach
sai da safe: goodnight/till tomorrow
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Nobody: 11:52pm On Nov 19, 2015
AfricanApple:
way to go. are there Hausa speakers close to you? including MRI ruwa, shoe .makers and the sort

Mum and Dad
Co workers
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Paretomaster(m): 1:26am On Nov 20, 2015
AfricanApple:


bilahin laushi serious softness/ very soft

tare da imata dariya accompanied with a smile

Sahara Sahara ( did u mean saurara saurara? it means hold on! hold on or wait! wait

aikin kuka job of crying( referring to someone crying seizelessly

wato kaituwa

said dai kiyi hakuri you just have to take heart

Mazda da rayiwa

paretomaster
jacabi
caseless
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Paretomaster(m): 1:30am On Nov 20, 2015
elektra:


I have no problem with reading and forming conversation. My problem is with fluency, I currently have to think about what I want to say before I speak.

zan shawarce ki ki samu litafi mai suna MAGANA JARI CE, zai taimaka miki sosai..

i will advice u get a nove by the name MAGANA JARI CE, it will help u alot

MAGANA JARI CE= SPEAKING/TALKING IS AN ASSET/CAPITAL
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Paretomaster(m): 1:43am On Nov 20, 2015
muphasar11:


Mum and Dad
Co workers

ina kwana, ina gajiya, ya iyali? good morning, how are u feeling, and how is your family? ( morning greetings)

ina wuni/uni, ina gajiya, ya iyali? good afternoon/evening, how are u feeling, and how is your family? ( afternoon or evening greetings)

yaya aiki? = how is work?

yaya kasuwa? = how market?

ina jin barci= i am feeling sleepy

ina jin yunwa, = i am feeling hungry

zan ci abinci = i want to eat

zauna= sit

ina zuwa/zua = i will be back

ina zaka =where are u going?(male)

ina zaki = where are u going(female)

sai an jima = later or till we meet again

na gaji = am tired

zo muyi fira = come, let us chat
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by Nobody: 7:56am On Nov 20, 2015
AfricanApple:
hernyolar
Thanks so much...going through them and memorizing.
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 9:26am On Nov 20, 2015
muphasar11:

Mum and Dad Co workers
are you serious? shocked If my mum and dad can speak, I won't be battling with it now. that's good sha, in that way, you will have people to practice with. hope you have a book and a pen
Re: HAUSALAND: Teach Me Hausa by AfricanApple(f): 9:32am On Nov 20, 2015
paretomaster, what's the difference between 'an' and 'sun' like: ana da'awa and suna da'awa

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