dnawah: quebec & french r not d some pls ma belle.faux pas confondré les deux.oui je sais que on parle le québec au canada

They speak French in Quebec.

Mofe ran e
Moni ife re
Moloff e

My heart dey go kpom kpom for you

mo feran re,
ede ijebu re yen

Can't remember

From kumasi, Ghana - me do wo (may dor woe)!
My heart de go jigijigi bom bom!!!

Ik hou van je

bayooooooo: Ik hou van je

This is not Yoruba na

Larrylarex:
Ehn, which one we go con choose/use/believe now?

They are all dialects (regional variations) of the Igbo language, as Ileke explained.

Mon lufe re.
Ekiti kete .

neyoosha: Mon lufe re.
Ekiti kete .

LOL Thank you!! I was trying to remember lol.

My Ekiti dialect - Mi lufe re.

dnawah: quebec & french r not d some pls ma belle.faux pas confondré les deux.oui je sais que on parle le québec au canada

Methinks you need to go back and reread what I wrote. I did not write that Quebec and French are the same. I wrote: Quebec (Province/Place); Kwara (State/Place) and the languages spoken in each, respectively. French, being the primary language in Quebec. As for Kwara, besides Yoruba, I know there’re Hausas and Fulanis there. I didn’t even want to list Kwara since I don’t remember ever going there at all. My folks took me there as a baby, so I’ve no recollection of it. But I still claim it since they’re from there and I can. Sure, I can. =p.

Your French looks like something you translated from an online dictionary. I don’t want to embarrass you, but it’s quite obvious, right from the first word. And “yes you know that one speaks Quebec in Canada? Did you realize what you wrote? If you're going to prove something to someone, at least make sure you know what you're talking about. I’ve practically lived here the majority of my life, so I know. You need to go back to that online translator and write a negative review, as it has done a terrible job of helping you prove you can speak the language, to someone who does. I spot a few other mistakes with what you wrote. If you want to speak real [b]F[/b]rench, polish yours first, then get at me.

Note: Even if I wanted to use French synonymously for Quebec, I would still be correct (but it would take someone living here to understand what I mean). Some Quebecers won’t even speak English to you at all.

Yield:


Methinks you need to go back and reread what I wrote. I did not write that Quebec and French are the same. I wrote: Quebec (Province/Place); Kwara (State/Place) and the languages spoken in each, respectively. French, being the primary language in Quebec. As for Kwara, besides Yoruba, I know there’re Hausas and Fulanis there. I didn’t even want to list Kwara since I don’t remember ever going there at all. My folks took me there as a baby, so I’ve no recollection of it. But I still claim it since they’re from there and I can. Sure, I can. =p.

Your French looks like something you translated from an online dictionary. I don’t want to embarrass you, but it’s quite obvious, right from the first word. And “yes you know that one speaks Quebec in Canada? Did you realize what you wrote? If you're going to prove something to someone, at least make sure you know what you're talking about. I’ve practically lived here the majority of my life, so I know. You need to go back to that online translator and write a negative review, as it has done a terrible job of helping you prove you can speak the language, to someone who does. I spot a few other mistakes with what you wrote. If you want to speak real [b]F[/b]rench, polish yours first, then get at me.

Note: Even if I wanted to use French synonymously for Quebec, I would still be correct (but it would take someone living here to understand what I mean). Some Quebecers won’t even speak English to you at all.

Na wa oooo
Why dis long sermon over 3 letter words matter ni?

in afrikaan I love u means Ek is lief vir jou
from cape town south Africa

ifihearam:


Na wa oooo
Why dis long sermon over 3 letter words matter ni?

LOL, yes, it does.
Besides, he started it.

South Africa, NW, Tswana "Kea go rata".

dnawah: quebec & french r not d some pls ma belle.faux pas confondré les deux.oui je sais que on parle le québec au canada

Akika! No one speaks Quebec in Canada. Quebec is a place in Canada where both french and English are spoken. Ma wa form oral french fun wa nibiyi o. Awa kan gbo o...

did i hear some1 say ibibio in abia state? Na wa o


@post..ibibio(akwa ibom): mmu ma fien
efik(calabar): mme ma fi

Duxe: did i hear some1 say ibibio in abia state? Na wa o


@post..ibibio(akwa ibom): mmu ma fien
efik(calabar): mme ma fi

Yes you did. Arochukwu is on the Abia-Akwa Ibom-Cross River border. The Ibibio are only a stone throw away from us. We speak both Igbo and Ibibio/Efik.

Southern Nigeria: Ina eme m obi sali sali.
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mee sireyi awwu..... ebira(kogi state)

Slappy love!

freecocoa: Spanish from madrid to be precise = Te amo.

Te quiero - in general spanish. Te amo - is some kinda slang, yo creo.

The way we say i love u in our language is: MOFE RANRE PA..

Ana B'hibbak ( Arabic)

dnawah: quebec & french r not d some pls ma belle.faux pas confondré les deux.oui je sais que on parle le québec au canada

au Quebec on parle le vieux français, mais c'est toujours le français.(Quebec is a french speaking country, they speak old french, but still french...)
Then, Québec= je t'aime!!
in mina (togo)= m'lon o cheri coco

*dhtml:

Te quiero - in general spanish. Te amo - is some kinda slang, yo creo.

Wetin come concern me na?go tell Rihanna wey sing te amo that one


@Topic,Nwa bia ka'm tinye gi ife -icelandic.

Ke a go rata, Sepedi, South Africa.

ISHQ HAI TUMSE (HINDI)

Mine is une te dua (albanian)

Nne! Ahurum gi n'anya (Igbo) Imo State.

IGBO-MBANO-IMO STATE; 'Ahurum gi n'anya'

Izon=ye tare mo