you went to school there?your family must have travel alot.

omoge:

do you know this songs:

muna zuwa wuri ku,

in dere ya yin,

dan meleo meleo, dan meleo nawan, meleo,

omigod i do remember that song from sec school! girl, why you be trying to make me feel homesick now?

damn, i can't really remember hausa songs anymore o

hey, do y'all remmeber when that singer called funmi adams was popular back in the day? she had the sweetest songs ever, like:

"ina gizon yake"  (where is gizo -spider? or sumtin like that?)

ina gizon yake
kei, koki, ina gizon yake
bai dawo ba

the music video was just hilarious. a man called gizo running from someone who he owed money or somtin, and his wife, koki was distressed because she didn't know where he was. i dont remember though

and i think the song you mentioned above, omoge was "dan mario"

yeah guess something like that,

it goes, ina kin je ne, meleo, na je ilorin, meleo, lol then the end will be like alis alis alis, and you hold your one side of ur waist and shake to the end verse lol.

so funny. my memory is being invaded o

Soul, it's good to catch up with stuffs you know. just don't feel it too much. cuz today north i think is different.

and those Almajiris, laila do do lol

Soulpat naji dadin karanta reply din ki susai!

suna na hamidi ama mutane na kiran ni dice$ saboda shegen hali na ni bakassine ne.

needeeg:

Soulpat naji dadin karanta reply din ki susai!

awwww, nagode o!

hey did anyone live in kano? holla maybe we can catch up on places, events etc back then.

I did went to Crescent international School

Live in kaduna Soupat

yanrinyan, ina sonki,du allah du anobi ki bani duri so se,duri ya yi dadi,ki bani mona.

ku na na a gida ne masu NL?

kari ku keshe thread wana fa. kawo hanu ku a keyboard, mu fara

Have you ever this song call jamilou da wasila.

jamilou
kin tchi amanata wasila,kintchi amanata da maita,
wasila
jamilou jamilou na iyee jamilou ka yafai min iyee ka yafai min laifi na iyee.

ku na na a gida ne masu Nairaland?

kari ku keshe thread wana fa. kawo hanu ku a keyboard, mu fara

Mun gi ki to. I na ke kike? mu yi me a de kiboard? ya gima de na so na n do min aiki na. Ama de, sa mu yi magana anjuma do min sa ni benchi yen su. Kuma ma sun chin amana n mutani a ka yin tredi, ni to, aiki na ne wei n ta ba sukachi su chi.

Matana na kira na, Tapiya za ni.

this your hausa funny no be small o.

sai anjuma

lady soul, na you be him mata ne?

no o, my sista. i been think say na greek i dey read for here, maybe his dialect is just different, or maybe na me no fit read hausa properly.

Maybe the latter!

I grew up in the northern part of the country. and got ma degrees in Hausanchi.

Go and read more more, meanwhile, mata na na hanu n Allah, amade nna de wata de ana kira desorlah, mata na ke na n.

I went to Sacred Heart in kaduna and live there over a decade

Anyone who lived there remembers Polo Club and Jacaranda. Living there was cool cuz it was so laid back, and quiet. Very unlike Lagos.

moi, kawo, Kaduna. lived around Army Ref. hospital. don't have a strong memories of it now

lady soul, after them don sha burukutu and smoke kwaya, bature must talk the way others won't understand

Omoge dey wa ki ke ma ga na? de ni ne?

N ni ne, ba na sa n gi ya, ku ma ba na san sigari

tau, na ji. sobode ba mu sani abu wande ka fada ba.



duniya duniya duniya, sai mai akuri. wada su su na de kudi, wada su ko babu.

anyone knew that song?

how abt Alalube song?


ku kara o.

omoge, abeg sing/write the alalube song. it sounds kinda familiar. oooh, i wish i was back in the north. my hausa has slowly faded since then. chei!

i can sing it but it's kind of hard to write. you know it's usually yarinyas who sing and then does some kind of throwing of a girl. how do i put it? like you have 3 girls one left, other right and 3 middle. the 4 girl will be thrown then she would fell back for the rest 3 to catch her. whilst doing all that, they will be singing alalube e the chorus is like

gogolo mata suna zuwa suna zuwa, aya baske o ilo ilo, lol i'm not sure i typed it correctly (sp?) the girl that's being thrown will dance at the chorus lol. it was soooooooooooooooo fun walahi.

ha ha ha omoge. girl, ur childhood sure was fun o. i do remeber that game! used to love it. i dont recollect the songs we used to sing while doing it though. kai, my hausa memories are fading o! 

remember ten-ten? and another variation of ten-ten called "different-the same" as in 2 girls will stand facing each other, while clapping and putting their legs either together or apart while someone counts the scores (im not good at describing but most of u can remember sha) and then they sing "different/the same, different/the same, di-di, and then clap and throw the legs together or apart.

remember hop scotch? or as we call it in hausa - "el-gala-gala" or something (i think i just murdered the hausa language here, folks. forgive me)
omoge, help me out here ooooooooo

lol the one you use your hand to draw a lovelike thing on the sandy ground, who go forget that. different, the same different, the same, hehehehe

do you remember 'so manga, so manga, maga maga' 2 people will use their hands and sing so manga manga manga, then you count number in hausa and then it becomes rapid, so fast no sing towards the end but do it soooooooooo fast to see who will fail, lol.

omoge, is it the one like "my mother told me (clap-clap), that she will buy me (clap-clap) another pony (clap-clap), if i was good, good, good etc and the rest goes in hausa? na that one i remember o

b.u.m.p

I grew up in Bauchi and I can't speak Hausa. Aint that sad?

shilling:

I grew up in Bauchi and I can't speak Hausa. Aint that sad?

Sad you ve must have wasted your time eating Bauchi Masa

Kai MC Usman, masa? Har na ji miyu na ya tsinke.