Afam4eva:
Igbo was spoken in Xmen, Bruce Almighty, Rising of the sun etc.

TVT KOKO: Please just try YORUBA!. Dat language is so swt dat i always feel d pain dat my mum being yoruba, didn't marry a yoruba and went to marry one ar$e-hole man,frm an arsé-hole tribe!

It pains me when those ar$e-hole pple use dere arsë-hole name to call an årse-hole me, Because i'm an ærse-hole! Yuck !

Preboy: lost? I've watched it from starting till end 24 hours? season 1 to 3, pls mention episode and season....
. and pls watch xmen; wolverine's origin, they attacked an Igbo village and a white dude had to interpret the language

Afam4eva:
O boy we don hear now. How many times you go talk abi you wan release album on top am?

tintingz: Have watched xmen origin, yeah its true. As for 24hours made a mistake.

But as for Lost series there is a yoruba guy Mr. Eko a drug smuggler from Nigeria he has a brother Yemi.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Eko

Lol did you watched Lost at all?

This same guy acted in OZ series as yoruba guy.

victorazy:

Bia nwa, ibu onye nzuzu

Lordave: Igbo lang was spoken in Xmen-wolverine, tears of the sun and one chinese film like that.

I think language simplicity is based on how much interest u have for it. As an Igbo guy born and brought up in Aba, I would say my Igbo (Aba Igbo) is the sweetest and simplest lang in Naija. Honestly people have always asked me if it's Igbo am speaking and which part of Ibo land I come from while speaking Igbo. Any Aba brought up or anybody closer to someone from Aba can confirm this.


I have always spoken my Igbo lang with pride and would continue to do so no matter where I'm, no matter the people that so round me.





Those saying Hausa can't be correct, though, I would have loved to speak Hausa but I find Yoruba more interesting and useful. Have spent 6 years in Abuja, yet I understand Yoruba more than Hausa. Hausa is too rigid and stressful, you must know that some words are feminine and some are masculine, when you make a simple mistake in Hausa, eg, you want to abuse a girl and said "shege" instead of "shegiya" , the nearest Hausa dude beside you will tell u that you are abusing yourself. In hausa there is a feminine word for "foolish" etc. I just can't learn that language. And the fact that more people speak Hausa than Igbo and Yoruba does not mean that Hausa is the simplest among them, more people speak hausa because majority of hausas can hardly say a word of English, most people are forced to learn Hausa because the Hausas do not want to learn English.

waxing_moon:
Gbam!

Simplestone: Yoruba and urhobo is easy to understand

Simplestone: Yoruba and urhobo is easy to understand

Nonybb: It cant be True. U have to stay in Igbo land for atleast a year to learn to speak igbo

Preboy: really? cus yoruba sounds like they are fighting world war 3..... come see ODE

Tonylyte: olodo! You are a 5star phool 4 posting dis.

chei:

Yoruba is easy to learn of the three major languages. Hausa comes next. Igbo is the hardest!

You can never fully understand up to 60 percent of the Igbo language unless you live in an Igbo village for up to three years. Its quite annoying.

Tobetoe: I must say dat English is among d world's easiest language and also its d most broad.. I believe until d advent of English to naija, we have been communicating better.. There ar still words which ar hard to translate frm English to our local lang. And frm our local lang. to English. I found it hard to know wat TABLE is called in IGBO(pls pls, can someone help me wit it). .xo English is easy and simple to learn.

Unlike our different dialect in niaja,for example ,my mom reads igbo Bible,but wen i looked at it,brotherly ,i tried to murmur out some words, it wasnt fun at all , ,I open dis thread to get to know our opinions on d easiest Nigerian lang.

I have lived in benin for 6 years,d bini lang. dat i know how to utter ar d greeting formalities ,dooo,domur sir,eeye wacoyo,worsunu and others, .i also believe ,assuming i had lived in d west,maybe i would being fluent in yoruba. . And my own language(igbo) nt dat easy oo,cos there ar many versions of igbo ,d typical main igbo ar found in Imo state, i speak little of anambra and delta igbo combined .i got dis problem be4. In ma town this two words ARA and ALA were misinterpreted as BREAST and MADNESS respectively,buh at my teenage time dat i found dat ARA means madness and ALA being breast. .common trend wit d igbo's and d yoruba's . . So Nlander's lets open d floor of d house, . D easiest Nigerian language to learn perfectly . .hmm, i got wit IGBO. .and wat do u y'all think of hausa,urhobo,isoko,bini,izon,and d host of others.

nicky-osborne:
yoruba is definitely d easiest language to learn....cos am am ibo boy bt i speak yoruba more fluently dan igbo

Mrkuvuki:

The reason you see an ibo man speaking both Hausa and yoruba.....and not seeing yoruba and Hausa ppl speak ibo is cos you hardly see a yoruba man in the south East and even when u see the hausa's they form some kinda union/bonding amongst themselves limiting interaction to only business dealings....but a couple of them still speak ibo ,when I was in awka,Anambra state we had a Musa guy that speaks ibo fluently, I was amazed ,also in Abuja there's a mustapha dude that refers himself as Obi ,speaks ibo fluently and most ibo ppl that have dealings in Kano solicits his help for their business....
All languages can be grasped as long u find Your self within a location where is spoken wella..I still think Hausa is simplest followed by yoruba...I won't place ibo anywhere cos its my mother tongue

sexyteeola: Yoruba is the easiest language .....

TVT KOKO: Please just try YORUBA!. Dat language is so swt dat i always feel d pain dat my mum being yoruba, didn't marry a yoruba and went to marry one ar$e-hole man,frm an arsé-hole tribe!

It pains me when those ar$e-hole pple use dere arsë-hole name to call an årse-hole me, Because i'm an ærse-hole! Yuck !

TribalEAST: The ibos on this thread dont want to admit that yoruba is the easiest language in nigeria simply because of their hate for awolowo... instead they chose hausa .