man leave my people alone Fulani and Hausa we run Nigeria ecept Lagos.

yes you run naija and we're all witnesses to your handiwork.

_{they've run us and themselves into the lagos lagoon what could be better than that}

hell no we d'ont give a Bleep about lagos,lagos's a igbo city.

lagos is definately a yoruba city.

am scared of lagos it got too many people with aids.

u can't get aids by just going to a city where ppl with the disease have it. cuz in that case, i'll have to find me another place to live.

when i went to search on google i couldn't believe the amount of people that got aids in lagos.

@youngdice calabar rate is higher than lagos.

but is that all you care about? who has aids, because aids is everywhere. doesn;t make anyone less a human being.

I have heared hausa is fairly easy to learn but don't quote me.

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@naija_diva (

that shit could kill girl u gotta be scared.

@youngdice, what are u talkin' about? what aids?

in lagos.

I been to lagos and i ain't never met anybody with aids. what do u know? It's a yoruba state, not an igbo state.and there is no aids there. You join all these dumb-ass kids here talkin' 'bout how there are lots of people with aids in africa.Now u helpin' them make it clear by sayin' lagos 'cause am def. sure i never came across anyone with aids all 6 years i lived there. U ever been to lagos anywayz? It's got most of d finest cities there is in nigeria.Trust me, when u want to visit naija (to have fun), lagos shld be on ur top list or u want to go to ur hausa village to have fun?

hausa

lagos is not a yoruba state, it is a Nigerian state and the centre of excellence.

lagos is definetly in yorubaland thus making it a yoruba state.

thank u, naija_diva.

Not that i think,i know that YORUBA is the easiet and even the sweetest language to learn.Full of respect and very rich in culture.
Yoruba is sweeter than honey

@omoeoa


YOU SAY YORUBA'S WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT

Yoruba is the easiest to learn.

Yoruba is very,very,very sweet hmmmmmmm can't say no

Youngdice
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@omoeoa


YOU SAY YORUBA'S WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT

yoruba is not the easiest to learn though its the best language to learn more cause words lol. i agree that hausa is way easier and sounds sweeter, i intend to learn it if i can lol. and y'all there is no way that most lagosians have aids. u need to google more properly cos ur area could have more aids than lagos lol . AIDS is everywhere and not jus lagos .

I am Yoruba man, but i think Hausa is the easiest Nigerian language to learn.

Let's talk about the related topic and stop discriminating.

It depends on each person.
However, Hausa is the easiest Nigerian language to learn. Yoruba most definitely isn't.

A language is deemed easy to those that know / speak it. If your first language is, lets say, Isoko, it's hard to comprehend anyone else will find it difficult to speak.

Some may find it easy to learn Yoruba, and some may well find it easier to learn Igbo. Sometimes, it also depends on different accents, and how certain words are formed.

Hausa

I was born in Kaduna and lived there for a decade. Considering both my parents are Yoruba, I can say without doubt it is easier to learn than Yoruba. Simpleton language for simpleton minds and culture really. You ever met a mallam or Fulani that speaks any other language? My dad speaks fluent Hausa and Yoruba and some Igbo. The complexity and variety of a language is usually a testament to the complexity and richness of the culture. And Hausa is on the lower rung of the totem pole.

@Shango

Hausas who lived around me in Onitsha could speak Igbo, so yes I've seen mallams who speak other languages.

The complexity and variety of a language is usually a testament to the complexity and richness of the culture. And Hausa is on the lower rung of the totem pole.

Yes that explains why Hausa language is the EASIEST to learn and the most widely spoken in all of West Africa.

fortunate to have stayed with people speaking the three major languages in nigeria but to be candid i believe yoruba is the easiest, may coz of the people's friendliness despite my being from the north