Christmas is one of the seasonal holidays that people around the world look forward to celebrating, even with just an exchange of a Merry Christmas greetings in different languages.

Christmas day is the anniversary of Jesus’ birth. For many people, it is customary to decorate the home for the holidays, putting up Christmas lights, decorating their Christmas trees, attending mass and preparing special meals to share with family and friends

So my dear Nairalanders, How do you say Merry Christmas in your language?

In Ijesha YORUBA Language, We say Aku keresi mesi o.

My YORUBA brothers and sisters, kindly correct me if am wrong.

Source: obembe Tosin

Nlfpmod
Lalasticlala
Seun
mynd44

Mesere.

fman:
Mesere.

This is Akwa ibom.. but I think mesere is good morning.. please correct me o

Nlfpmod

obembet:

but I think mesere is good morning.

Nlfpmod

now na morning!!.
U r correct

fman:
Mesere.

U meant to say.. "Waasere"?

In my language just say..

Aku odun, aku iyedun.

Or Aku ayeye ibi jeesu.

OlawaleBammie:
U meant to say.. "Waasere"?

I said mesere!!

No dey put words for my mouth

fman:
I said mesere!!

No dey put words for my mouth

sorry

I tink say u be Yoruba

OlawaleBammie:
sorry

I tink say u be Yoruba

Keep thinking!!

TIV Nation is my humble heritage

OlawaleBammie:
In my language just say..

Aku odun, aku iyedun.

Or Aku ayeye ibi jeesu.

That's new year now not Christmas.

Nlfpmod

fman:

Keep thinking!!

TIV Nation is my humble heritage

which one be Tiv nation again?? Small nyash wan shake


See Ur brother they here with us for the past one year now, we say make hin go do Xmas for home hin no gree Comot, cocoa money don sweet hin mouth
All hin mate don go home finish, some collect their renumeration carry give woman , some eye buy shoe and jeans wey big pass them, dem wan go oppress for house

Una funny for that side

obembet:


That's new year now not Christmas.

Nlfpmod

Not necessarily a new year, odun can also be used to mark an important day which comes once in a year.

Ileya is always done in July/August and we use to greet "Eku odun oh"

OlawaleBammie:

Not necessarily a new year, odun can also be used to mark an important day which comes once in a year.

Ileya is always done in July/August and we use to greet "Eku odun oh"

I agreed with you but there is a special way Yoruba greet themselves on Christmas day

Nlfpmod

obembet:


I agreed with you but there is a special way Yoruba greet themselves on Christmas day

Nlfpmod

Ok

Aku aseye Ojo ibi oluwawa..

OlawaleBammie:
which one be Tiv nation again?? Small nyash wan shake


See Ur brother they here with us for the past one year now, we say make hin go do Xmas for home hin no gree Comot, cocoa money don sweet hin mouth
All hin mate don go home finish, some collect their renumeration carry give woman , some eye buy shoe and jeans wey big pass them, dem wan go oppress for house

Una funny for that side

please do find it within your heart to resist that tempting urge of mentioning me indecently!!
Thanks for understanding

Isèlogbe ogbemavbediaru

fman:
please do find it within your heart to resist that tempting urge of mentioning me indecently!!
Thanks for understanding

hahahaha

Sorry no vex for the expensive joke bro..

No vex.


But which one be "tempting urge to mention u"??

How does Ur mentions turns to dollars to me?? U got it wrong there bro, so wrong.


But sorry for the joke.