Just a one point stop for any fulani tribe, UNITE.

How many are we in in Naira land. Im 1.

Cheers.

ur white dude.

Um, interesting! Do you speak Fulfude?

im fulani, wheres the fura dey nunu 

kai fulani kanadjin funlantchi?

Dis Guy:

im fulani, wheres the fura dey nunu 

Are you serious I promised I wasn't going to laugh today, but you are making me break my promise! 

laudate:

Are you serious I promised I wasn't going to laugh today, but you are making me break my promise!

Are you laughing because I'm Fulani or because i asked for fura dey nu nu better tell me before i get me boxing gloves

Walahi, me I be aboki mee tusa

Kai kariya, mai ne ne su'nanka?

Su nana Adamu me suya aka Ibrahim mee tusa

Dis Guy:

Are you laughing because I'm Fulani or because i asked for fura dey nu nu better tell me before i get me boxing gloves

Boxing gloves, ke?? I beg, I no sabi fight o! Am laughing because I know you are not Fulani, ki nji ko?

And why are you asking Uche2nna for his name?

Uche2nna:

Su nana Adamu me suya aka Ibrahim mee tusa

Uche2nna, na wa for you o!

kai aboki na, yaya dey, sunnu dey zu'a

ne na Aminu mai turare, yaya aiki

Ze Serikin'n Fulani daga Nairalandi

This one don pass me ooooo!!!!!

@Uche2nna,

Dis Guy is just sending you greetings and asking how you are doing.

I thought this was a fulani thread, so why is everyone speaking Hausa, instead of fulfulde? 

Fulani language is quite different from Hausa o, unfortunately it isn't as widely spoken as Hausa, in the north. The Fulani people are spread all over Kano, Sokoto, Adamawa even down to Kwara & Kogi & some parts of Plateau states.

Now there are efforts to translate some parts of the Bible into the Fulani language. I pray it succeeds.

Dis Guy:

Ze Serikin'n Fulani daga Nairalandi

Uh?? Where did you get the title of Seriki?

@ laudate

Yeah U rite. The Fulani language is distinct from the Hausa language but I can understand the Hausa language and not the Fulani. I lived in Kano for several years but I did not come across many Fulanis.

Must mention this tho : The Fulani girls are smashingly beautiful. Walahi, those fulani nyarinya are something else.

laudate:

@Uche2nna,

Dis Guy is just sending you greetings and asking how you are doing.

I thought this was a fulani thread, so why is everyone speaking Hausa, instead of fulfulde?

Fulani language is quite different from Hausa o, unfortunately it isn't as widely spoken as Hausa, in the north. The Fulani people are spread all over Kano, Sokoto, Adamawa even down to Kwara & Kogi & some parts of Plateau states.

Now there are efforts to translate some parts of the Bible into the Fulani language. I pray it succeeds.

i didnt want to confuse people that's why i'm not speaking fulfulde

that will be a complete waste of time, most my people don't read in English how in the world will they read a Fulani bible

Ze Fulani _super Stud

Uche2nna:

@ laudate

Yeah You rite. The Fulani language is distinct from the Hausa language but I can understand the Hausa language and not the Fulani. I lived in Kano for several years but I did not come across many Fulanis.

Must mention this tho : The Fulani girls are smashingly beautiful. Walahi, those fulani nyarinya are something else.

I beg. . . .make I dash you one hi-five for there, jare!! Thank you for the vote of confidence!! You need to see my Fulani cousins. . . . .'fine' is too small a word, to describe them. They are gorgeous!

Dis Guy:

i didnt want to confuse people that's why i'm not speaking fulfulde

that will be a complete waste of time, most my people don't read in English how in the world will they read a Fulani bible

An increasing number of them, can read and write, my friend. And those who can read, will teach those who lack literacy skills. Simple! Anyway, like I said earlier, I pray it suceeds. I would like to see the first Fulfude church service, or Fulfude-speaking church in my lifetime!

Dis Guy:

Ze Fulani _super Stud

Oh my goodness!! I can't stop laughing!! You are a ba-aa-ad guy!!

An increasing number of them, can read and write, my friend. And those who can read, will teach those who lack literacy skills. Simple! Anyway, like I said earlier, I pray it suceeds. I would like to see the first Fulfude church service, or Fulfude-speaking church in my lifetime!

of course they can but they don't anyway if you wish come true i hope they become catholics, not those pastors that promise to turn our desert land into lush greens for our cattle. me i still want to drink fresh fura dey nunu

Ze Fulani Stud to the rescue

hahsolsdsdhj8uymkdasdmdkodaihjkd

Dis Guy:

of course they can but they don't anyway if you wish come true i hope they become catholics, not those pastors that promise to turn our desert land into lush greens for our cattle. me i still want to drink fresh fura dey nunu

Catholics, ke?? No-oo-oo!! I want them to become pentecostals. Yes. . . .so that they will be zealous for God. As for your assertion that they can read, but do not . . . .haba! That is so untrue!! All the ones I know can read and write, including my cousins. Which one you dey, eh?

Dis Guy:

Ze Fulani Stud to the rescue

That is nothing, but a myth!!

@Saddik

noi?

Jam wallahi, Noi kugal? toi awoni?

Uche2nna:

Su nana Adamu me suya aka Ibrahim mee tusa

Rotflmao!!!!

Alarainey, Saddik,

Jammo!


Sisi, how are you dear? Kwana biyu, yaya arkoki?

Negro_Ntns:

Alarainey, Saddik, 

Jammo!

Sisi, how are you dear?  Kwana biyu, yaya arkoki?

Sensei, ka na ji Hausa? Madallah!!

Wada inan ka kowa?

Lol, sanu yar'uwa. A Arewa na yi girma, Kano da Zaria. Na roka ki kwanekin baya ki yi mani rubutun wasika, ar yau ban ji komai ba a gare ki. Ina fatan ba laifi ko :-)

@ Saddik

A walli jam?
Kugal toki Jam walahi. Ko Port-Harcourt mi hoði.


@ Negro_Ntns

Jam sumul, na chamri?


@ Laudate
kin iia filatanci?

I'm fulani too(my mother is),fulani people look so good ,fulani women are the best!!

ban ndiraabe fulbe e kala haal pulaar mi salmini on mi juuriima mon.ko niagootoomii -on ditno den bin nden e pulaar kaalen
e pulaar so won ko metti on hen mi ndaar di- on yafuuya, this is pure fufulbe(pulaaar) the original language .in some regions even in nigeria some words are different ,

Whow this so beautiful,i like fulani language.Sanu

Saanu uku my Fulani in-laws.

My Fiancee(Aisha Larai) is Fulani. She originates from Sokoto state but based in Niger state.
I'm Yoruba though.