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markesh (m)
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As we all know, pidgin is changing from day to day. My idea was to store the pidgin me I grew up with, and try and learn some new ones. So I set up a wiki at http://www.pidgin-english.com, and I've added some of my pidgin together with some examples on how to use it. Abeg, guys should also add some words, as this our language is changing everyday. |
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layi (m)
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Nice Site. I actually did some search and it was cool. How do I add words?
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markesh (m)
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Okay, I added an instruction on how to add a new word to the front page.
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ijebuman (m)
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nice, will definitely add something
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oasis
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Pidgin is a tough one to follow. The use is so diverse in Nigeria.
For example:
Dey can be used as follows:
"Is" or "Are". For example "he dey go school" - he is going to school
How you dey? How are you?
Him no dey for house. He's not at home.
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ghettochyk (f)
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markesh, this is pretty cool. i can't wait 4 the site to develop. (pidgin is going global!!....maybe not  ). good job anyways. maybe i can add some stuff to it.  |
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