fntekim:

Honestly, i don't understand u.
Could u rephrase your original post?
I'm positively inclined to give u my views.
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made some changes but the topic stays the same, hope you Can comment positively , but if not maybe a nother time

britgirlee:

My Gosh!!! what has prompted me to write this is the experiences i have perceived over here.

So whats the difference in my eyes NOTHING nut to my sisters there seems to be a major deal.
a couple of examples below:
I was at a party with friends invited by handsome Naija boy. i must say, everything was fine until I over heard a conversation in Yoruba in the Ladies with some girls slating me my friends "can you imagine oyinbo" I'm black by the way i don't spk yoruba but i DO understand it i have no idea what u mean here

or the deep devil looks when you innocently go about your business, kissing of teeth, dammmm

as for me I'm confident self assured solvent and Happy with my self, yes born bred here not a crime but im Nigerian. loving that i am.


What are your thoughts? do you thin there is a devide
have you experienced the same? or vice versa?


I personally think, we should all unite but is that possible,

Chukwemeka:

Well it seems like Birtgirlee you have brushed it off. Dont mind those idiots, they are obviously jealous of your confidence and the way you carry yorself. The main point is you know who you are.

birdman:

obviously there is a difference. should it matter? i don't think so. but you know how girls can be

by the way, britgirlee, you style of writing is hard to understand. had to read that twice

britgirlee:

My Gosh!!! whats prompted me to write this is th experiences i have perceived over here??

So whats the difference in my eyes NOTHING nut to my sisters there seems to be a major deal.
a couple of examples below:

I was at a party with friends invited by beautiful Niger boy i must say, every thing was fine until I over heard a conversation in Yoruba in the Ladies with some girls slating me my friends "can you imagine oyinbo" I'm black by the way i don't spk yoruba but i DO understand it

or the deep devil looks when you innocently go about your business, kissing of teeth, dammmm

as for me I'm confident self assured solvent and Happy with my self, yes born bred here not a crime but im Nigerian. loving that i am.


What are your thoughts? do you thin there is a devide
have you experienced the same? or vice versa?


I personally think, we should all unite but is that possible,

chiogo:

@poster, yeah, it is kind@ hard to understand your first post due to "grammatical errors". (you probably rushed through the post)

Although I get what you're asking but I'm sure you can go back and edit them for those who do not by clicking the "modify" button.

@topic, yeah, there should be a difference just like a Nigerian born in the states would be different from the Nigerian born in Nigeria.

some differences:

*accent
*dress sense(it differs though)
*attitude/way of life

The Nigerian born in America is more or less an American which is different from a Nigeria


yep i rushed through the write up, hence the errors but no biggie, thanks for your input , britgirlee

dudu-bobo:

There are sure to be differences having been brought up in different backgraounds and societies.

One other difference may be that they'll probably spell DIFFERENCE properly is they are educated