dis is really getting serious, everyday when i walk on the road i hear people saying a lot of scary words, like instead of egg, i hear hegg, or hold man instead of old man. then i also hear eaven instead of heaven or appy instead of happy.

pls i am not trying to discriminate but is they no way we can help the situation,


Comments pls,

I think its because there's no "H" in the Yoruba language so people try to compensate on way or the other.

*rolls eyes*

I think it's funny how people constant whine about H0-factor by Yoruba people when other tribes are guilty of worse offences

"Final Yah" instead of Final Yea[b]r[/b] by a certain group n ko? Abeg

This thread is about H factor, not "elu" and "emu" accents.

Its gotta be irritating hearing people putting H where it doesn't belong.

Our P is F and F is P

Por instance, ip I wanna say feter fifer fiked a sfeck op fifcle feffer,

I would say feter fifer fiked a sfeck op fifcle feffer.

So you see, no big deal. . . eben though it makes por a good lap.

lol

i sank za lohd zat i do not hab any ech pactor when i talk

The froblem op the feofle of Northern Nigeria is that they can not fronounce the alpabet "Fee"

So any word starting with a vowel gets an h? Hinteresting lol.

Oy Veh!

What can fa Can't you feeple be serious 4 once Must effrythin be jokeful to you Someburri helef d foster na, and stop making yokes

spikedcylinder:

I think its because there's no "H" in the Yoruba language so people try to compensate on way or the other.

Says who? We have "H" in our alphabet. It is pronounced "he"

[b]H[/b]everybody should stop making fun of my tribe [b]h[/b]or [b]h[/b]else [b]h[/b]I will [b]h[/b]explode. [b]H[/b]Is [b]h[/b]it [b]h[/b]our fault that we cannot differentiate when to [b]h[/b]add "H" [b]h[/b]or not? [b]H[/b]It was passed down from generation to generation. LMAO.

Sapphic:

Says who? We have "H" in our alphabet. It is pronounced "he"

[b]H[/b]everybody should stop making fun of my tribe [b]h[/b]or [b]h[/b]else [b]h[/b]I will [b]h[/b]explode. [b]H[/b]Is [b]h[/b]it [b]h[/b]our fault that we cannot differentiate when to [b]h[/b]add "H" [b]h[/b]or not? [b]H[/b]It was passed down from generation to generation. LMAO.

That [b]h[/b]is [b]h[/b]extra [b]h[/b]ordinary. [b]H[/b]I just learned something today.

Hi think hour Hown Fee pactor his par sexier than your hown 'ech pactor.

ezkus me ma malami
ma wondo is lonkashe
can hi go and jara it

Malami:

yes you can go an jara it

let's try to understand each other. as long as you got what the person is trying to say, it's all good. if you misheard what he/she said, and replied wrongly am sure you's both smile and make correction. life goes on.

*Hauwa*:

ezkus me ma malami
ma wondo is lonkashe
can hi go and jara it

Malami:

yes you can go an jara it

let's try to understand each other. as long as you got what the person is trying to say, it's all good. if you misheard what he/she said, and replied wrongly am sure you's both smile and make correction. life goes on.

ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You remembered!!!

*Hauwa*:

ezkus me ma malami
ma wondo is lonkashe
can hi go and jara it

Malami:

yes you can go an jara it

let's try to understand each other. as long as you got what the person is trying to say, it's all good. if you misheard what he/she said, and replied wrongly am sure you's both smile and make correction. life goes on.

this sums it up.

As a matter of fact, it has something to do with where your from. For Yoruba people, there is no H in their language, hence why some people find the hard to pronounce the 'H' sound or use the H sound wrongly. I used to be a typical example, i was taught the right way whilst working in a primary school as some children used to correct me which was embarrasing.

Be it Yoruba 'H' factor, Hausa 'F' factor or Igbo 'R' factor, I don't have any problem with it, but I always feel scandalized when I hear it on TV or Radio from News casters. It shouldn't be excused from them.

Fery vunny!!

Shouldn't bother you that much. . . . as long as they pass the message across.

It bothers me when I hear it on air, it is happauling you know!

hilarious.

Evil pickins.

*Hauwa*:

ezkus me ma malami
ma wondo is lonkashe
can hi go and jara it

Malami:

yes you can go an jara it

bwuahahahahahahahahaha!!!