Konquest:

Indeed, it's a matter of verbal perspectives.

By the way, are you an English language grad? I know about the professional catering side of you that you left on hibernation because you told me so.

Studied phonetics and diction courses in linguistics.

Offhead... Meaning your head is not functional!

By heart.

Successlane:


Lazy youth

Speaking broken English means lazy in ur dictionary?

Bade007:
Me I mostly use offhead e.g I know this book offhead,most times I hear people saying offhand... please which of them is correct

. It is offhand.
It means you know the thing without the use of your hands.


I can tell you offhand the addition of 6 and 12.

Jewessgratitud3:


Studied phonetics and diction courses in linguistics.

Aha! Phonetics and diction courses in linguistics... "I thought as much."

Indeed, with a firm grip of the foundations of phonetics and diction, learning to READ RIGHT and SPEAK RIGHT in English (and other major languages) becomes easypeazy.

Konquest:

Aha! Phonetics and diction courses in linguistics... "I thought as much."

Indeed, with a firm grip of the foundations of phonetics and diction, learning to READ RIGHT and SPEAK RIGHT in English (and other major languages) becomes easypeazy.

Yeah sure. .

You are very correct.

Jewessgratitud3:


Yeah sure. .

Alright then Jewessgratitude3... I've got to go now. Enjoy the rest of your day.

Konquest:

Alright then Jewessgratitude3... I've got to go now. Enjoy the rest of your day.

Ok. You too dear.👍

It's you say, I know it off earth or I know it by earth

uwuana:
which one be offhand,na hand you take dey comprehend before you Read? Olodo you better go back to school and learn or you return all the money your parents spent on you for school fees,Ode.

See an idiot asking me to go to school. Nairaland is harbouring scumbags for sure. You went to school and your English teacher didn't teach you anything about offhand? How can you graduate from a miserable school in your Brown roof colony and stupidity coupled with illiteracy won't be part of you?

Gormless dingbat.

Jewessgratitud3:


Both are incorrect in this context of expression meaning to be able to recite something.
Its. "by heart "

"I know it by heart"
,"I can say it by heart"
" I can recite it by heart".


Modified.

Those arguing with me go study about contextual and literal meaning. I can't help you biko.

On point period.

Off my head ... top of my head .... off hand .... pretty much saying/doing without much thought.

Originalsly:


On point period.

Off my head ... top of my head .... off hand .... pretty much saying/doing without much thought.

Yeah. done on impulse👍

Bade007:
Me I mostly use offhead e.g I know this book offhead,most times I hear people saying offhand... please which of them is correct

If it relates to what you can do with your hands, then off-hands can suffice, but where it has to do with what you can do with your head, then off head should apply simple… 🤣🤣🤣 cos there is no way you can tell me that a person can think about the economic situation of this country offhand… that person needs to be flogged…. Is it not because Tinubu promised us that he can carry the whole situation of Nigeria on his head off-hand that brought us to where we are today Abeg make nobody provoke me ohhh…..

Non its from the top of the head

off eyes nko or by eyes

Jewessgratitud3:
Both are incorrect in this context of expression meaning to be able to recite something.
Its. " by heart"

"I know it by heart"
,"I can say it by heart"
" I can recite it by heart".


Modified.

Those arguing with me go study about contextual and literal meaning. I can't help you biko.

ObidenceNeckpre:
off eyes nko or by eyes

... Na your own correct pass

Jewessgratitud3:
Both are incorrect in this context of expression meaning to be able to recite something.
Its. " by heart"

"I know it by heart"
,"I can say it by heart"
" I can recite it by heart".


Modified.

Those arguing with me go study about contextual and literal meaning. I can't help you biko.

This is directly from Cambridge dictionary. Read and educate yourself. Meanwhile English is not our language, we shouldn't argue over it. Let's put more effort on our individual languages. It's dying everyday.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/offhand




offhand
adverb
UK /ˌɒfˈhænd/ US /ˌɑːfˈhænd/

without looking for information and without thinking carefully; immediately:
I can't quote the exact statistics for you offhand, but they're there for you to see in the report.

gaddafe:


This is directly from Cambridge dictionary. Read and educate yourself. Meanwhile English is not our language, we shouldn't argue over it. Let's put more effort on our individual languages. It's dying everyday.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/offhand




offhand
adverb
UK /ˌɒfˈhænd/ US /ˌɑːfˈhænd/

without looking for information and without thinking carefully; immediately:
I can't quote the exact statistics for you offhand, but they're there for you to see in the report.

I don't need it.

Jewessgratitud3:
Both are incorrect in this context of expression meaning to be able to recite something.
Its. " by heart"

"I know it by heart"
,"I can say it by heart"
" I can recite it by heart".


Modified.

Those arguing with me go study about contextual and literal meaning. I can't help you biko.

Hello help yourself...thanks

Jewessgratitud3:


I don't need it.

Which don't you need? The correct answer to the question or your local language?

coolcars:



Hello help yourself...thanks

Please make use of it. You need it more.

Richtaiwo:
Which one is off hand again? What I used to hear is off head, which is not even correct.

Off head is 100000000% incorrect

Its off hand

Richtaiwo:
Which one is off hand again? What I used to hear is off head, which is not even correct.

offhand, offhead and by heart are all correct but based on the sentence.

What about this sentence "Even in the dark I know the toilet offyash"

“I can recite the anthem offhand”
doesn't really mean the same as
“by heart”.
“Offhand” can mean “without prior preparation”
as in “I can't say offhand where Mary lives” and is most often used in a negative

Offhead means
to not be in control of your behaviour because you have drunk too much alcohol or taken drugs e.g. Hannah was off her head as usual.

Bade007:
Me I mostly use offhead e.g I know this book offhead,most times I hear people saying offhand... please which of them is correct

who brought the offhead in the first place? If it is incorrect why did the person used it before now ?

It's actually offhand head by heart.


Nonsense and ingredients.😙

Jewessgratitud3:
Both are incorrect in this context of expression meaning to be able to recite something.
Its. " by heart"

"I know it by heart"
,"I can say it by heart"
" I can recite it by heart".


Modified.

Those arguing with me go study about contextual and literal meaning. I can't help you biko.

NaSo all of una go turn professor for one yeye corner for this country......

Abeg make Una go learn Ooooo

Offhead is correct ✅
Offhand is correct ✅
By heart is also correct ✅

Don't confuse yourself instead go to Google and learn more about it.

Bade007:
Me I mostly use offhead e.g I know this book offhead,most times I hear people saying offhand... please which of them is correct

off hand n by heart

Say, "by heart" instead.