sexymonkey:
I can speak Pidgin, Igala, Hausa, Yoruba, and I understand igbo, Ibibio to some point.

You be King!

Evestar200:
I can only speak my language URHOBO

Which kingdom are you from?

Malory:
Oya mention your father in Igbo, your mom in Yoruba and your wife in Hausa.

mnpa, iya,and mata

Gamesmart:


Failed, useless and shameless parenting.

Their parents are a disgrace to their people.

Inter tribal marriage can cause it too

None. Can't even speak my villiage dialect. All this different yeye tongue speaking is one big problem we have in this country.

VinnyBaba:


You Lie.🤨

Currently, there are many Guys who CAN'T those languages u mentioned.
I know Many of them.

While the ones who know how to Speak it do NOT teach their Children.
E.g. Wizkid and Davido. I wonder if their children know to speak Yoruba.

In 30 yrs time, ALL Nigerian languages will DIE OFF from the face of the earth. 😒

he forget say gbadebo grv no fit speak Yoruba,banky w the hardest language is Ibibio efik,the day I see aboki dey speak Edo language for my village,I open mouth 😱😱😱

Just Igbo for now. My Hausa is still shaky but I'll love to improve on it so I can become very fluent in Hausa.

MITCHELL96:
I'm Igbo and I speak Akwa Ibom (Ibibio) very well, and small Yoruba, I would have learnt Hausa, but I don't have interest in it for now. (Might learn it later shaa)

I speak fluent Portuguese, German and Japan, like I speak it likes it's my Igbo language sef, lol

Had very good friends from the listed countries above that really helped me

Thanks to:
Hinata 🇯🇵
Walden 🇩🇪
Belmira 🇵🇹

They were the friends that helped me, funny enough we met on Facebook in one group like that and we've been rolling since then till this very moment

Healthy friendship is a very good investment, they'll hardly tell you this.

You are a superstar!

Icon!

Learn your mother-tongue or a Nigerian language before learning any foreign language.

Yoruba, little of Hausa and Yoruba.

3; Urobho (understand it and spoke it fluently for 21 years, English in Ireland made me not speak until now), Yoruba (understand it but my mum and grandmother never made us speak it but after 29 years I am speak it and slowly getting there), and Nigerian Pidgin (Nigerian/Naija) (understand and speak it fluently since I came into the world).

Unity in our Diversity.

Illegal1:
There's this popular woman in the community were i stay here in Yenagoa, omoh.... This woman can speak almost 9 different dialects..

She came to the restaurant were I was eating this afternoon, and she was speaking Hausa with one hausa keke rider.... Ino knw wen i ask her" madam abeg were u 4rm? and she said, i'm a patrotic Nigerian..

The guy sitting next to me was lyk "madam u get beta ear ooh....i never even sabi speak my own dialect finish bt u dey hear/speak almost all nigeria dialect, no body fit sell u for dis country ooh.....she jst laff..

So guys, apart from your native dialect, how many other Nigerian languages can speak?

one. Pidgin

Hausa and Yoruba

International language...English...Spanish

Tu contento hora

I can speak idoma and hausa fluently but understand igala and iyala and you can't gossip me in igbo

spencekat:
Inter tribal marriage can cause it too

Then the child should either learn the mother's language or the local residential lingua franca of the city they live in.

Many black parents are retarded and useless and think they are cool by raising children that speak only English and Western languages.

They are iiidoits!

Mindlog:
2.....Igbo and Yoruba, fluently.

Star!

NkanuSon:
Igbo and pidgin

Good!

Benin
Esan
YORUBA

Kyase:

Tiv
Hausa
Fulani(moderate)
Kagoro
Moura
Jukum
Koteb

You be Superstar!

Gamesmart:


Good enough.

Many useless kids in Nigeria today only speak English.

They think they are funky, despite being raised to be lost second rate human beings.

What the Bleep are you saying. You think speaking a language makes any one better than the other. With all your dialect speaking what do you have or are you smarter, more intelligent those who can't speak. A general language is what is important not a useless tongue that causes division amongst people. You better change your mindset

Gamesmart:


Star!

dododawa1:
English only

You have been failed by the parenting given to you.

dododawa1:
Who language HELP?

........And you are obviously a failure.

MITCHELL96:
I'm Igbo and I speak Akwa Ibom (Ibibio) very well, and small Yoruba, I would have learnt Hausa, but I don't have interest in it for now. (Might learn it later shaa)

I speak fluent Portuguese, German and Japan, like I speak it likes it's my Igbo language sef, lol

Had very good friends from the listed countries above that really helped me

Thanks to:
Hinata 🇯🇵
Walden 🇩🇪
Belmira 🇵🇹

They were the friends that helped me, funny enough we met on Facebook in one group like that and we've been rolling since then till this very moment

Healthy friendship is a very good investment, they'll hardly tell you this.

Which group is that,I also want to join the group.

Illegal1:
There's this popular woman in the community were i stay here in Yenagoa, omoh.... This woman can speak almost 9 different dialects..

She came to the restaurant were I was eating this afternoon, and she was speaking Hausa with one hausa keke rider.... Ino knw wen i ask her" madam abeg were u 4rm? and she said, i'm a patrotic Nigerian..

The guy sitting next to me was lyk "madam u get beta ear ooh....i never even sabi speak my own dialect finish bt u dey hear/speak almost all nigeria dialect, no body fit sell u for dis country ooh.....she jst laff..

So guys, apart from your native dialect, how many other Nigerian languages can speak?

Lol!
Well u speak 3 Sha...
Yoruba, Hausa and Fulfulde( Fulani language)
Currently in rivers state
Hoping to learn Ikwerre, okrika Dialects Sha

Gamesmart:


And I bet you can't speak your mother-tongue.

The failure of modern African parenting and evidence of failure of black people.

Lol! Cry baby, why are you crying more than the bereaved?
I speak fluent Igbo which is my mother tongue.
So keep wailing louder than a banshee.

Evergreen4:
Igbo and Edo language. Though I'm igbo

Star!

Tboymessiah:
NasoLifeBe!!!
* Yoruba
* Benin
* Oke- Agbe Akoko
*Esan
*AKURE

Superstar!

internationalman:
One thing I like about Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa is that you hardly see their tribesmen who don't know how to speak it. Even those that weren't brought up in their locality still know how to speak it..

But most of my my tribesmen can't even speak it including some that were born and brought up in their locality. I have many friends who have never lived elsewhere other than Edo State but can't speak the language..

It's only Edo State English (pidgin) is mostly used to communicate by the general public. But when I travel to other States, I can easily identify the State with my eye closed because they mostly communicate in their indigenous language...

Edo remains the heartbeat of Nigeria though.

Please,what makes Edo "the heartbeat of Nigeria" ? I mean no harm;I'm just curious.

Oricha79:
Hausa, Yoruba, kanuri, owo and Egbira

Superstar!

Alexandersantos:
How i wish i can speak hausa.,that language dey sweet me no be small

U can teach u if ure in Lagos .

sukkot:
pery peautipul. pipty pipe kobo

Baaaaaahahahahahahahahaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!