I've noticed how most of the time there seems to be this war between SA and Nigeria here on nairaland. Maybe it's because the two nations don't really understand each other, I don't know.

But I'm willing to answer any questions you may have about SA, the good and the bad.

So, feel free to ask.

Ok

Samantha123:
I've noticed how most of the time there seems to be this war between SA and Nigeria here on nairaland. Maybe it's because the two nations don't really understand each other, I don't know.

But I'm willing to answer any questions you may have about SA, the good and the bad.

So, feel free to ask.

Ewe, Ndiyakuthanda

Mara wena o le South Africa aker?

Heathrow44:


Ewe, Ndiyakuthanda

Samantha123:
Mara wena o le South Africa aker?

thats d much I knw

Samantha123:
Mara wena o le South Africa aker?

u don't live in SA currently? Bt do u knw mount aliyff eastern cape,

Aowa, ga re tswele pele re bolele..

Heathrow44:



thats d much I knw

Ke dula gona mo SA, ee..

Heathrow44:


u don't live in SA currently? Bt do u knw mount aliyff eastern cape,

Samantha123:
Aowa, ga re tswele pele re bolele..

re u male/female

Or you want me to switch to Xhosa?

Heathrow44:


re u male/female

Samantha123:
Or you want me to switch to Xhosa?

Re u male/female ?

I think my profile has answers to your question.

Heathrow44:


Re u male/female ?

Samantha123:
I think my profile has answers to your question.

ndiyakunda bt if u don't want t send ur no no p

Cool.

Heathrow44:


ndiyakunda bt if u don't want t send ur no no p

Samantha123:
Cool.

yh whatever

Hi.
Is the economy getting better?

Samantha123:
Cool.

She taught me South African, Ndiyakunda was d one i remember cos I used it most of d tym on her

She taught you South African? There's no language called South African.

Heathrow44:


She taught me South African, Ndiyakunda was d one i remember cos I used it most of d tym on her

Samantha123:
She taught you South African? There's no language called South African.

Xhosa

Oh! I see..

Heathrow44:


Xhosa

uphi?
unjani?

Why do their men get jealous so much even resulting to xenophobic attacks when they notice other foreigners like Nigerian men are progressing more than them and maybe getting the SA chicks

Ok wait I am coming

Ngikhona, wena?

ifihearam:





uphi?
unjani?

SA men are not jealous, they're only trying to drive out illegal immigrants or migrants in general who come to SA and start committing crimes.

And it's not only SA men, but everyone.. Everyone has freedom of speech here.

It's not only about Nigerians.

WowSweetGuy:
Why do their men get jealous so much even resulting to xenophobic attacks when they notice other foreigners like Nigerian men are progressing more than them and maybe getting the SA chicks

Okay.

belente:
Ok wait I am coming

Samantha123:
Ngikhona, wena?

Ngiyaphila...uphi wena?ngise capetown

Ke mo North West.

ifihearam:


Ngiyaphila...uphi wena?ngise capetown

Samantha123:
Ke mo North West.

thumela inombolo yakho

Ka mabaka a mafeng?

ifihearam:


thumela inombolo yakho

Why is the xenophobia so strong?

What thoughts does one have when they meet a Nigerian?

I met a South African once (not generalizing, just in this anecdote) for a business transaction. After we were done discussing, he realized (or I inadvertently said) that I'm Nigerian. He then said: "Oh, I thought all nigerians were bad". Bear in mind, we were both in a 3rd country as immigrants.

Is this a common idea?

Samantha123:
I've noticed how most of the time there seems to be this war between SA and Nigeria here on nairaland. Maybe it's because the two nations don't really understand each other, I don't know.

But I'm willing to answer any questions you may have about SA, the good and the bad.

So, feel free to ask.

Firstly a person needs to understand South Africans before he or she can conclude that they're xenophobic.

We're not xenophobic, we just don't like it when illegal migrants or migrants in general come to SA and do illegal dealings.. it just happens that most of the nationalities who commit crimes in SA are either Zimbabweans or Nigerians.

Already we have our own criminals that we need to deal with.

There are some African foreign nationals, Nigerians included who are doing quite well in SA and have legit jobs.

cooooooks:
Why is the xenophobia so strong?

What thoughts does one have when they meet a Nigerian?

I met a South African once (not generalizing, just in this anecdote) for a business transaction. After we were done discussing, he realized (or I inadvertently said) that I'm Nigerian. He then said: "Oh, I thought all nigerians were bad". Bear in mind, we were both in a 3rd country as immigrants.

Is this a common idea?