It has been said countless times that the way and manner in which you carry yourself matters a lot,there are some families that cannot be caught at the slightest chance having a conversation in pidgin,you always hear them speak queens english,they are sometimes perceived as intelligent folks by the society,my fellow nairalanders what language do you speak most times?nairaland parents who have their offspring still growing,do u endeavour that ur kids always speak english?

Yoruba and pidgin...But all of us sabi speak fonee die!

I speak my mother tongue at home, but speak English to teach my kids homework.

English and Spanish

.....I speak English at home......

I speak Igbo, a times mix it with English

60% English. 40% Igbo when speaking with my parents

I speak Igbo most times

English when necessary

Pidgin in inevitable situations.

Cut-and-join Yoruba/Hausa when in the mood

Igbo! Anioma Igbo for that matter. Why would I speak another?

Pidgin mixed with little english, esan and waffi language.

Igbo-English-pidgin.


Speak Hausa with my dad.

freecocoa:
Igbo-English-pidgin.


Speak Hausa with my dad.

wow igbo nd hausa..nd u speak d 2 wella?

yoruba unless am speaking with my kid sis

Twi and Igbo.

My language depends on my location. .... Could be Igbo, English or Pidgin. ..

Ibibio a times english.

igbo

English and Benin language..with grandma and pa Benin language,with my parents and siblings English all the way but sometimes I run commentary in Benin with my mum....we no dey run pidgin at home pops man always threatened us not to speak pidgin.only do pidgin with friends and naira land.

Marshalng:
wow igbo nd hausa..nd u speak d 2 wella?

Proudly yes.

freecocoa:
Proudly yes.

hummmm dats intreasting.so aw did it happen,av u stayd in both regions b4?........ M curious

Speak Hausa with my siblings, Igala with my parents while in my home i speak English with my husband and sometimes little yoruba

Speak Yoruba, pidgin English, correct English and sometimes do speak Hausa when I wanna feel among

Marshalng:
hummmm dats intreasting.so aw did it happen,av u stayd in both regions b4?........ M curious

Yea, plus Hausa is such an easy language to learn.

I speak a combo of English, pidgin and Igbo when at home.

It depends...

ifyalways:
Twi and Igbo.

You speak twi?

Generally, Chatting, Mum - English
Dad and his relatives - Igbo
School, teachers -Chinese
Best Friend, coding things - French

Yields:
You speak twi?

Pacho eeiye oo.

English language which I am sick of at the moment.

I missed pidgin English too much. I have to pay just to speak igbo to my folks.

English and pidgin with spouse

Mother tongue and English with kids.

Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Pidgin and English

freecocoa:
Yea, plus Hausa is such an easy language to learn.

Kin yi girma a kasar arewa ne? Shekara nawa ki ke zauna a arewa?