It gives me great joy composing this news. Now the Nigerian language is better appreciated as even Americans are now coming over to school and learn the Yoruba language.

In 2011, four whites gained admission into the school and now, the University of Ibadan Yoruba Language Centre has recently graduated them after completed their course in Yoruba Language and a video going viral of the students blasting Yoruba like experts.

The video showcases a presentation by a former student in a presentation in the language and she impressively tried. But then again their accent will not allow them speak it the way its meant to be.

Praise tha lord! One day one day even the Hausa and Ibo languages would become hot cakes for foreigners to learn.

See the video here; http://www.olamzy.com/2015/09/yay-americans-graduates-from-university.html

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ayokunlei:
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i'm pretty sure u didnt watch dat video,

[quote author=zinachidi post=37635304]i'm pretty sure u didnt watch dat video

zinachidi:
i'm pretty sure u didnt watch dat video,

lol see stroking

[quote author=ayokunlei post=37635375][/quote]well i didnt tooo,,,

Lol...#Epic

DJBIGGY:
It gives me great joy composing this news. Now the Nigerian language is better appreciated as even Americans are now coming over to school and learn the Yoruba language.

In 2011, four whites gained admission into the school and now, the University of Ibadan Yoruba Language Centre has recently graduated them after completed their course in Yoruba Language and a video going viral of the students blasting Yoruba like experts.

The video showcases a presentation by a former student in a presentation in the language and she impressively tried. But then again their accent will not allow them speak it the way its meant to be.

Praise tha lord! One day one day even the Hausa and Ibo languages would become hot cakes for foreigners to learn.

See the video here; http://www.olamzy.com/2015/09/yay-americans-graduates-from-university.html

CC Lalastica, ishlove

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DJBIGGY:
It gives me great joy composing this news. Now the Nigerian language is better appreciated as even Americans are now coming over to school and learn the Yoruba language.

In 2011, four whites gained admission into the school and now, the University of Ibadan Yoruba Language Centre has recently graduated them after completed their course in Yoruba Language and a video going viral of the students blasting Yoruba like experts.

The video showcases a presentation by a former student in a presentation in the language and she impressively tried. But then again their accent will not allow them speak it the way its meant to be.

Praise tha lord! One day one day even the Hausa and Ibo languages would become hot cakes for foreigners to learn.

See the video here; http://www.olamzy.com/2015/09/yay-americans-graduates-from-university.html

CC Lalastica, ishlove

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences - Department of African StudiesHumboldt-Universität zu Berlin|Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences|Department ofAsian and African Studies|Department of African Studies|Linguistics and Languages|Languages|HausaThe Hausa LanguageHausa is classified as a memberof the Chadic branch of the Afro-Asiatic family of languages.It is the best known and most important member of the Chadic branch. It is the most widely used in the fields of education and it lays claim to a significant literatures. By way ofnumber, it is spoken by an estimated 40 to 50 million people as a first and second language thus, it believed to be one of the most commonly spoken African languages.Where is Hausa Spoken?Most Hausa speakers live in Northern Nigeria and Southern Republic of Niger. In Nigeria, Hausa-speaking area encompasses the historical emirates of Kano, Katsina, Daura, Zaria and Gobir, all of which were incorporated into the Sokoto caliphate following the Fulani Jihad led by Usman Shehu Ɗanfodio in the early 19thcentury. Hausa is also spokenin diaspora by traders, scholars and immigrants in urban areas of West Africa, for example, southern and central Nigeria, Benin Republic, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ghana, Togo as well as Chad and the Blue Nile Province and western region of the Sudan.Hausa and its DialectsHausa has a number of geographical dialects, marked by differences in pronunciation and vocabulary. In some instances, one can notice the variation between eastern dialects on the one hand, e.g. Kano, and areas to the south (Zaria), southeast (Bauchi), with (Daura) and western dialects onthe other, e.g Sokoto, Gobir, and northwards into Niger. Within eastern dialect, StandardHausa is coined. It is based on “Kananci” the dialect of Kano, anenormous Hausa commercial centre located in Northern Nigeria. Standard Hausa has been recognised as the norm for the written language as contained in books and newspapers and also for broadcast in radio and television. This variety is used as Subject and Course as well aslanguage of instruction in schools, colleges, universities including Humboldt University Berlin, Germany. It is pertinent to mention that Hausa languagedialects are mutually intelligible

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