saxha:


Lol.
It is what you wrote that is "PURE NONSENSE." And I wonder how you were blasting absolute gibberish thinking you're making sense. I won't even argue with you. Shebi it's only Spanish that was derived from Latin? Abi it was Spaniards that were originally using the word Niggà. Learn, history, mba, do simple google research, rara. Na to dey form rubbish upandan.

Lemme teach you High school History. The first recorded "Niggà" word was when "John Rolfe recorded in his journal the first shipment of Africans to Virginia in 1619, he listed them as "negars." "
Is John Rolfe Spanish?

According to Britannica "Latin language, is an Indo-European language in the Italic group and ancestral to the modern Romance languages. Originally spoken by small groups of people living along the lower Tiber River, Latin spread with the increase of Roman political power, first throughout Italy and then throughout most of western and southern Europe and the central and western Mediterranean coastal regions of Africa. The modern Romance languages developed from the spoken Latin of various parts of the Roman Empire."

Now that you know the Origin of Latin language, and how its derivatives of "Italian, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Romanian, Catalan, Romansh, and other Romance languages are direct descendants of Latin. "...

saxha:

"There are also many Latin derivatives in English as well as a few in German, Dutch, Norwegian, Danish, and Swedish." This is according Wikipedia.
.

saxha:


Lemme teach you High school History. The first recorded "Niggà" word was when "John Rolfe recorded in his journal the first shipment of Africans to Virginia in 1619, he listed them as "negars." "
Is John Rolfe Spanish?
.

saxha:

Now, come and show me with proof, where the word "N-word" originated from Spanish language.

Amujale:


All that is inconsequential gibberish.



Learn to reel yourself in line with reality.

As stated earlier, the N-word came about during the era of the Conquistador.

The last time I checked, these was Spaniards.

The Spanish Language is from where the N-word derives, I thought everyone knew this.

I guess everyone doesn't know that, well at the very least, you don't know this.

Again, take the time to actually read what was being said before you respond, that way it won't sound nonsensical.

Btw, the same Britannica that states that "Oba" is a Benin term, when everyone who is anyone knows that to be wholly false.

The source you posted is unreliable.

www.britannica.com/biography/Jesus

Here you have your source giving credence to a fictional character.

Is that the source you expect anyone to take serious?

Try again, this time find yourself a neutral source such as the one intervening here today.

There's no difference from you sourcing from the Pope's journals regarding the fictitious character they called Jesus Christ.

What else are you expecting the journals to say?

World history is my field of study, I'm not reliant on Eurocentric jibberjabber, I actually put in the work to reach these conclusions.

Hence I can state categorically that the N-word came about due to the Conquistadors, was later perpetuated by the Portuguese and had its highest usage during colonisation coupled with the horrific transatlantic atrocities.

Again, there was never a point in human history whereby the N-word wasn't made use of a derogatory term, from its inception up until today.

Assuming you have any proof to the contrary, kindly provide them here.

Therefore, you can pass me with all that nonsensical gibberish you wrote.

The bottom line is that the N-word is toxic and based on derogatory remarks.

saxha:



Lol. Britannica is poor, Jesus is fictional. So it's you I should believe Or your village history book. Tell me more, please.

Amujale:


I ain't asking you to believe anything, rather go and research everything that's being said here.

Does your own research based on the clues presented here today.

That's all I'm saying.

saxha:


Lol. Dey inside your room and be fooling yourself.

saxha:
@Amujale, please stop fooling yourself about the N-word coming from Spanish language. Bring proof from a credible source.

Amujale:


According to a reliable source such as Wiktionary, "the N-word was borrowed from the Spanish and Portuguese Languages" , alluding to the fact that this is actually from where it originates.

The N-word was first recorded in the 16th century (the 45th - 55th years of that century to be precise) from the Spanish and Portuguese Languages; coinciding with the era of the Conquistadors.

Amujale:


Is that your response?

Really?

I'm asking you to go and research on anything that you may find hard to comprehend and this is your response?

Amujale:


According to a reliable source such as Wiktionary, "the N-word was borrowed from the Spanish and Portuguese Languages" , alluding to the fact that this is actually from where it originates.

The N-word was first recorded in the 16th century (the 45th - 55th years of that century to be precise) from the Spanish and Portuguese Languages; coinciding with the era of the Conquistadors.

Amujale:


It's obvious you have comprehension issues.

Kindly take the time to actually READ what is being said before responding, that way it won't sound as being nonsensical gibberish.

saxha:


I've researched already.

saxha:
.... I've brought Washington post, Britannica, wikipedia.

Amujale:


Britannica and Washington Post aren't reliable sources in terms of this subject matter.

Wikipedia is a brilliant and reliable source, one that you haven't actually READ.

Assuming you wasnt bridling through the text and actually took the time to READ, then, you would have seen the quote within previous responses.

That was a direct quote from Wiktionary, I advice you to go to the Wikipedia article for the N-word and then come back here to make sense.

saxha:


Is bringing proof too hard for you? Paste a credible link here that shows the word 'niggér' originated from Spanish.

saxha:


Hence, the "N-word" is factual because it's a word originally used in referring to black color, and it has been existing in Latin before the Europeans came in contact with the Africans.

Amujale:


That's completely and utterly false and disengenous.

The first recording of the use of the N-word was based upon the writings of the Spaniards and the Portuguese, especially the Spaniards.

I've told you exactly who they was writing about, they was recording the expeditions of the Conquistadors.

How did that part elude you?

saxha:


You're totally wrong.
The first recorded "n-word" for Africans was written by an English man, John Rolfe.
Bring your proof, if it's otherwise.

Amujale:




https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/N-word


https://aaregistry.org/story/n-word-the-word-a-history

www.dictionary.com/browse/n-word

www.lexico.com/definition/n-word

saxha:


All your links only mentioned how the original meaning of "n-word" which is color black is traceable to Latin which makes it factual.

Amujale:


Goes to show you're pretending you can't read properly.

I've spoon fed you enough, I'm not going to waste my precious time on your flawed arguments.

You're actually meant to read the entire articles of the links.

The facts that you're arguing pointlessly against is what you missed within the sources you claim to have read, and is proof to that effect as well.

The facts are right there staring at you and you still carry on with your flawed argument.

Amujale:

Btw, the same Britannica that states that "Oba" is a Benin term, when everyone who is anyone knows that to be wholly false.

Amujale:


According to African history,

saxha:

Show any Spanish book or Spanish author that used the word "N-word"...

Amujale:


All the evidence (you know the one that eludes you?) proves that the N-word originates from the Spanish languages.

You're argument is flawed.

ghostwon333:

What makes you think the term "Oba" is not a Benin term ?
Are you basing your speech on logics and facts or on your "beliefs" ?

Amujale:


Oba is the generic Yoruba term for King and not a original to the Benin.

The term was "adopted" by the ruling class at the time and remains as so today.

So get on your bike, dude.

ghostwon333:
OK, amujale is just an other of those anti-intellect yoruba who challenge common sense and facts, they basically challenge logical reasoning. they live in an alternate reality..