400 level student

Years from now, you will realise that being in even 700 is not an achievement.

According to official figures recently released, 33.3 percent of Nigerians are unemployed.

The real figure is much more.

You will soon understand.

Speaking English to her is enough. What's the meaning of you announcing your level?

In Nigeria, the guy at 100 level may even do better in life than you. You may do better than those that graduated years ago. I wish you what you wish me.

ChangedMan1999:









Chairman, how much does your company buy full cow?

Buy or Sell You Mean? We have the cows being raised in our farm

I don't support her but it's a public place. I wouldn't even stand up for anyone, except the person is elderly, got a disability or 7-9 months pregnant.

Northerners should learn how to speak pidgin English. Stop forcing everyone to learn Hausa indirectly, and even Arabic. What's Assamalakun, when you can just say, Good morning or even Good Afternoon etc

Nwodosis:
Your dressing was in native and you are studying English language, what are you really promoting?

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PlsBanMe:
400 level student

Years from now, you will realise that being in even 700 is not an achievement.

According to official figures recently released, 33.3 percent of Nigerians are unemployed.

The real figure is much more.

You will soon understand.

Speaking English to her is enough. What's the meaning of you announcing your level?

In Nigeria, the guy at 100 level may even do better in life than you. You may do better than those that graduated years ago. I wish you what you wish me.

What exactly is the point of this your post?

@OP I don't know why but I don't like it when people pronounce "aren't". Just say "are not".

TollaniHub:

Buy or Sell You Mean? We have the cows being raised in our farm

OK.

addictiv:
I guess u felt proud of yourself

addictiv:
I guess u felt proud of yourself

Karleb:


What exactly is the point of this your post?

@OP I don't know why but I don't like it when people pronounce "aren't". Just say "are not".

really. ..but just know the two are correct.

ruggedtimi:
The girl was totally right..for bank no body get seat, you stand and another person collect the seat. 2ndly "correct your English"..is a normal slang in Nigeria wen someone they cap careless, it doesn't mean ur sentence is wrong

issorite

classicpeezy:
Many of my then course mates didn't even realize I could speak proper English back then cuz I was always bursting pidgin, the fact that I was studying English didn't help matters. Don't judge people based on their choiced language of expression. But then we humans are shallow.

exactly.. bro

Nwodosis:
Your dressing was in native and you are studying English language, what are you really promoting?

So he should not put on native because of the course he's studying? They really brainwashed Africans

classicpeezy:
Many of my then course mates didn't even realize I could speak proper English back then cuz I was always bursting pidgin, the fact that I was studying English didn't help matters. Don't judge people based on their choiced language of expression. But then we humans are shallow.

exactly.. bro..

ThreeBlackBird:
OP, I just thought you should know, as an English student, that you're not in 400L but at 400L.

What the lady did isn't right but I seriously doubt you spoke like anything close to a native speaker. If you did, it's not because you're studying English at a university. It could only have been because you've either lived abroad or taken dedicated English lessons on Accent Training and Pronunciation for years and far away from school work.

In all, if your story is anything to go by, it's good riddance to bad rubbish.

OK...its alright