Awwww, I'm here to teach you..

ammyluv2002:
I love Hausa language....very romantic. I really wish to learn

Wow 2 pages since making front page? I bet the hausas/northerners on NL are not up to 20k

sorextee:
Awwww, I'm here to teach you..

Seriously?

Ozigbondu:
Guys come and rep ur hausiods

alamdina umahia.which also means alamdililia is an Hausa word

All of them get this "ci" at the end like givencci

Iskanci in Istanbul...

ammyluv2002:
Okay

Ina kwana? = good morning. Reply - Lafiya ( literally means in good health)
Ina wuni/yini. = good afternoon/ evening ( reply " lafiya)

nagoma:


Ina kwana? = good morning. Reply - Lafiya ( literally means in good health)
Ina wuni/yini. = good afternoon/ evening ( reply " lafiya)

Wow! cool....loving it

what about Kadunanci and lokojanci?

9jacrip:
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Not to engage in any form of competition but to correct an error in your post before it becomes accepted as a fact.

Read below:

Yoruba is one of the four official languages of Nigeria and is a member of the Volta-Niger branch of the Niger-Congo family of languages. It is spoken by about 22 million people in southwest Nigeria, Benin, Togo, the UK, Brazil and the USA.



http://omniglot.com/writing/yoruba.htm

Yet America,Britain,Russia,china,Germany and France could not air your tribe as an international radio station like hausa....Note that the report by op is belated.We have almost over 50m people speaking hausa tribe in Nigeria...Remember Hausa is spoken in North east,North west,North central etc...The op did not know hausa is spoken in Burkina faso,Ivory coast,Mali,Chad,Cameroon,madina,makka,jedda etc etc

searching4lovee:
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gimmeeeeee

Rilwayne001:


Ref: Laurie Bauer, 2007, ﻫَﻮُﺱَ The Linguistics Student’s Handbook, Edinburgh.

^ ab Gibanawa at Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015)

Lalasticlala make things balance by doing the needful, no partiality.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha I don laugh tire....
You tried sha....

Rilwayne001:


Yoruba

Igbo did...

Ogunci.......... Ogun people, u can also call the dialect egunsi

iamnen:
Others are:

Pitakwanchi - Port harcourt

Owekwanchi - Owerri

Bayekwanchi - Bayelsa

what about Egusi(chi)?

chynie:
na competition? so cos igbos posted their own mallams wan come show too abi

If people talk now they will say they are being targeted. Why does everything has to be about Igbos? Why must you bring tribe into it?

Someone started with Yoruba before the Igbo own came up. We never heard anyone making useless tribal noise over it when the Igbo own came out. The Hausa own is out now and you already started you tribal noise.

Why are you people the noisiest sets? [i](Apologies to my reasonable brothers for this)[/i]And when the heat is turned up now they start crying foul for the whole world to hear.

Tribalistic bigots all over the place.

Joe82834:

My reasonable brother from the east. Can you see, this is what we are talking about. Why does he have to make noise here.

Yes o. U go even sabi speak am pass me wen i teach u finish..

ammyluv2002:
Seriously?

seuntope8:
Adamawa State have the largest dialect in the North to some extent that some households have their own dialects...
They can help or do favour for an outsider but hardly favour their own. They are very accomodative and loving...

That's wrong. Adamawa state is a Fulani state, not Hausa.

Mojanity:
gimmeeeeee

Tell me you're joking

Whichever dialect its being spoken in, its still without a doubt the best sounding language in Africa.

ammyluv2002:
Wow! cool....loving it

General polite greeting to anybody any time = Sannu

For someone working = Sannu da aiki
Work = aiki
House work = aikin gida ( gida = house)
Aikin Hanya = Road work ( Hanya =road or way)

seuntope8:
Adamawa State have the largest dialect in the North to some extent that some households have their own dialects...
They can help or do favour for an outsider but hardly favour their own. They are very accomodative and loving...

That's because the people of Adamawa are not hausas, every non-hausa has his weird personal dialect no matter how hard they try to sound fluent, it always shows. Maybe that's why the people of Adamawa all had different dialects to you.

Afam4eva:
What's the Hausa in zamfara called? I heard that's like the central Hausa.

No! That's sokoto, they still speak with the original dialect spoken hundreds of years ago, its so weird that some modern hausa speaking people find it hard to understand them but its friggin awesome. I wish I could learn the original dialect of my ancestors.

MazadoGoodman:
There's also "Jasanci" spoken in Jos-Plateau.

Plateau is not even among the "banza bakwai" so anything original to them must be another language.

odave:
Wow 2 pages since making front page? I bet the hausas/northerners on NL are not up to 20k

And?

jomoh:


If people talk now they will say they are being targeted. Why does everything has to be about Igbos? Why must you bring tribe into it?

Someone started with Yoruba before the Igbo own came up. We never heard anyone making useless tribal noise over it when the Igbo own came out. The Hausa own is out now and you already started you tribal noise.

Why are you people the noisiest sets? [i](Apologies to my reasonable brothers for this)[/i]And when the heat is turned up now they start crying foul for the whole world to hear.

Tribalistic bigots all over the place.

Very true.reason y I said its a Nigerian problem.when I also viewed d thread about d Igbo dialects,I saw comments saying Igbos are copying yorubas and the Yoruba's lead n odas follow. And now am seeing this too from an Igbo abt d Hausa thread.it's really a bad thing to do n I think it has to do with ppls mindset. Am not Yoruba but I enjoyed d piece on Yoruba dialect n also enjoyed DAT on Igbo dialect(am Igbo).really was looking to see a thread on Hausa dialects too n now its here.and u know y I enjoyed them? Its cos I see each as educational piece of work.but lots of Nigerians see things from an angle of competition. Just hoping things will get better sha. I don tire to dey see e-war and online bravado

Jasawanchi in Plateau state.

@op, your no. 5 is incorrect. kuteb(kutebanchi( is a language in Taraba state. it is not Hausa.

i want to learn Hausa!!!!

bigfrancis21:


LOL. Keep deceiving yourself. Nigeria and Benin republic are the only 2 countries with native Yoruba speakers. Nigeria is Yoruba's main spoken territory while in Benin repulic yorubas are considered immigrants or settlers. As for the other countries, Yorubas are just ordinary migrants in those areas.

Okay, this tendency of yours to jump into topics you do not know jack about is becoming reeeally annoying. I'm beginning to understand why folks around here call you a bigot.

There are native Yoruba-speakers in THREE, not two West African countries: Nigeria, Benin and Togo.

Who the hell told you Yorubas in Benin are considered immigrants? You just pulled that out of your arse, didn't you?

Ketu and Sabe, are two of the oldest precolonial Yoruba kingdoms and subgroups, tracing their crowns directly to Oduduwa. They are both in present-day Benin. They had already been long established there before the Europeans ever visited West Africa.

So much for immigrants and settlers.