BRATISLAVA:


The Nigerian accent is the reason Nigerians spell badly. It doesn't accommodate proper pronunciation. It is a heavy accent to listen to.

Even after spending 30 years living anywhere in the world, you will always know it's a Nigerian because "dey can't pronowns tins correkly". Dee tin is easy to notice.

It's like u never hear a typical Indian man speak English or eastern European. Even some Scottish accent na war.
All those polished accent u encounter amongst foreigners is as a result of living in English speaking countries for years.

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

Plenty data and electricity

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

You probably don't know her.
Sister Benefit.🤣🤣
She has been a youtuber before she travelled, she's also a verified tiktoker.

BRATISLAVA:



If your submission is a measure of your fruit, you must be of the former type of person accommodated here.

Why do Nigerians talk about going on their kneels? Isn't it because they call them kneels? The hair they refer to is actually air, hears actually ears. You will not see Arsene writing ze way to victory iz persistence, but you will see a Nigerian writing bisham instead of Beecham's. Because that's how Nigerians say it.

And the fact that you use a man with translators at his beck and call as the pinnacle of speaking English, it is enough to distinguish the fools from the wise. A man whose country speaks only French is used for comparison, meanwhile English is Nigeria's lingua franca. Is that dishonesty or the nectar of the fruit of foolishness dribbling from the mind that conjured it?

'Hair' is not pronounced as 'air', and 'hears' as 'ears', my dear!

The 'h' in them is not silent as is obtainable in 'honour'.

Check out their phonetic transcriptions

You guys should stop giving wrong teachings boldly in this social media

The lady is lying

Heat er....hahahhahah

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

Bills na your mate?

Rubbish! You just wan show off to your village people sey you don japa. Mtcheeeeeeew

emapeteum:
The lady is lying

no mind am

This one na mumu craving for cheap popularity online, can't you use another synonym of the former was not understood?

Even if you learn assent for 20years you can't pronounce like a white person, just be yourself and move on.

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

I tire o

hahn:


Plenty data and electricity

At a huge cost!

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

Side hustle.

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

Loneliness and depression

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

Boredom

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

loneliness
Get rich quick
Side hustle

ednut1:
to chase clout, to cure loneliness, to make some money if the channel blows etc. Canadian accent is not that hard and canadian dont have problems hearing us. This babe is lying

lol ... It is either she went to a Chinese store in Ontario . Canada is a big place.

Sheistoopretty:
See Dem up there venting their angry, jealousy and frustrations on the poor innocent lady as if she's the one who cursed ur lives


Nigerian men are just Us*less.....All of them

Your father is useless too.

Fun fact.

There are more Nigerian YouTubers in Canada than in Nigeria itself

Sheistoopretty:
See Dem up there venting their angry, jealousy and frustrations on the poor innocent lady as if she's the one who cursed ur lives


Nigerian men are just Us*less.....All of them

people like you will later pay tinager boy to Bleep that dry and expire Toto of yours when men no gree Manage full

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

if you don't know anything Just Keep quiet.
That is Jessiekay, A skit maker.
You can check facebook for it.
She is making her money from skit here in Nigeria before travelling to canada.

Do more research than making comments

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

boredom. No one else to talk to but urself unlike home where u can easily visit family and friends. most people especially the extroverts take advantage of social media to kill boredom.

You should respect Nigerians when it comes to English language.

I am in school here, we write a lot of reflections in each of the courses and I have received wonderful comments from professors about my writing skills. And they do not find it difficult hearing me and my other Nigerian coursemates.

Some Canadians speak English in fast, long and winding bursts and I always wonder how they breathe as they do but if you pay attention, you'll grab one or two things otherwise, you just nod your head in agreement.

I agree that pronunciation is a problem and that is why you have to learn. It is not a crime to. And that is why it is good to enroll in a program here, it makes your integration smoother.

BRATISLAVA:


The Nigerian accent is the reason Nigerians spell badly. It doesn't accommodate proper pronunciation. It is a heavy accent to listen to.

Even after spending 30 years living anywhere in the world, you will always know it's a Nigerian because "dey can't pronowns tins correkly". Dee tin is easy to notice.

thesicilian:
Why is it that most people who relocate abroad suddenly become YouTubers and bloggers?

Most of them are in the UK Infact 80% the rest 15% are in Canada 5% rest of the world. I rearly see bloggers from the US

Bankowner:
You should respect Nigerians when it comes to English language.

I am in school here, we write a lot of reflections in each of the courses and I have received wonderful comments from professors about my writing skills. And they do not find it difficult hearing me and my other Nigerian coursemates.

Some Canadians speak English in fast, long and winding bursts and I always wonder how they breathe as they do but if you pay attention, you'll grab one or two things otherwise, you just nod your head in agreement.

I agree that pronunciation is a problem and that is why you have to learn. It is not a crime to. And that is why it is good to enroll in a program here, it makes your integration smoother.

Thanks for your educated response.

I don't have a problem with the Nigerian accent, as every country has an accent. My problem would be pronounciation. It's what makes understanding Nigerians difficult.

When it comes to writing, most are capable. I would say Nigerians are better at writing in English than some English owners.

Lol
This lady is funny.

pansophist:
Fun fact.

There are more Nigerian YouTubers in Canada than in Nigeria itself

😂 😂

im sad for her. lol

Bvlgari:
How my Nigerian accent failed me in Canada - Nigerian Lady


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65RnhnkWPkQ