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Un1quE (f)
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The Man I'm dating is from Lagos, can somebody please tell me how I can say I love him In Nigerian,
Ehhh thankyou in advance!
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Seun (m)
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It depends on what ethnic group your boyfriend is from; the official language is English but we have many tribes (Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Fulani, etc).
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Hotstepper (f)
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hmm IGBOS would say A fu gi anaya, say this to whoever (you are my life, my love and my destiney) IN IGBO ITS, E BU NDUM, IFUNANYAM AND AKARAKAM, so romantic  |
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Zahymaka (m)
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You sound [type] like you're not a Nigerian. There is no language called "Nigerian" -- in fact there are more than 250 unique languages in Nigeria [according to the last National Geographic count]. Maybe you should find out what tribe he's from or just post his name and/or surname here so that we have an idea of where he's from --- that is, if you want to surprise him. Bear in mind that most Nigerian languages are not pronounced the way they look on paper [or screen] so someone mighthave to volunteer a voice recording for you to hone your skills. By the way, I commend you -- you must really love your man very much to try to tell him you love him in his language [I think that's very romantic]. If you don't know how to pronounce it, just write it down and maybe in one of your private moments show it to him and ask him to help you pronounce it. He'll catch on quickly and love you for making the effort. I'm sure he'll be glad to teach you! |
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omogenaija (f)
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in yoruba , its mo ni ife e. (i think)
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j-girl (f)
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yeah - mo ni fe e
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dremoney (m)
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slap him  |
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inze (m)
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I wonder how it will sound-like coming out of your mouth, you don't know how to say it in the simplest form how then will you say it the Nigerian languages. Simply tell him in the best way you can, that is what makes you different from others that have been telling him such.
Anyway and anyhow, whichever comes first, i wish you well.
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kemoade (f)
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if it is in yoruba tell mo ni ife re tan kan tan kan.
english l love u
lgbo a fum gi nanya
hausa in na son ki
best of luck
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puker (m)
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I don't think it is the language you are asking. cause there are so many here. Find a way to his heart and eat it.
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oreofemi (f)
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Tell the person sweet names like honey,sweetheart and stuff like that ,although those names are common but the person that are called these names will admire you,and from there you get along with each other.
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dremoney (m)
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Tell the person sweet names like honey,sweetheart and stuff like that ,although those names are common but the person that are called these names will admire you,and from there you get along with each other.
hmmmn (laughsssssssss). u sincerely think it works!!! don't u? sory o. |
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na2day? (m)
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there is no such thing as girls telling their man i love u in any nigerian language, never was and never will be, it is the guys that say stuff like, "nne, di very beautiful, chei! God did a very good work on u, biko wont u be my one and only, the only sugar in my tea (by the way, tea sef don dey cost) etc  |
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KnowAll (m)
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in ondo - mo fe do e,
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omogenaija (f)
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in ondo - mo fe do e,
 @ poster don't say that one |
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iya aje (m)
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@ poster don't say that one why not?abi you are from OHUN DO |
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younghoodi (m)
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in na son ki
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oziomatv (m)
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Just use heavy slap that follows with a kiss to wake him up
if he ask just say
O bu ife ifunanya na akpata
that's what love brings.
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toyinrayo (f)
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"mo fe bi awon omo e" "I love you" "mo ni ife e" "ife mi" |
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dtw_sola (m)
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I've never heard of any language called Nigerian. Please let me know too when you find out. |
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hector (m)
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in akwa ibom u will say- ami mmuma fien, is that not cool
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