₦airaland Forum

plappville:
And you think it warrant insulting someone to have a point? what is thé Hausa woman traditional way of dressing outside Islam? Hausa women do wear colorful wrappers with matching blouses. Nothing like hijab, niqab whatever. The hijab code is religious. And when they wear it the have theses impressions. But it has shown that this mode of dressing facilite to hid explosive objects than normal dressing code.
What Hausa woman look like in her traditional attire:

@plappville, are you one of the foolss? you shouldn't be pained

wanted to clear your cloudy ascertainment but seeing your signature and one of your posts made me think otherwise. you are being biased, you don't want to learn nor understand, all you just want to do is pour your wrath on islam

Paretomaster:
AfricanApple, na tura miki sakko a Bbm...

replied.

do you want to fall me?
I will show her
when I got there
they send me to you

EnlightenedSoul:
Plappville's gripe seems personal.

what do you mean by personal. btw from your above post, are you like religion-less?

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only foolss and gullible people will see Ijab wearers as innocent, holy, loyal or even 'can't kill a fly' Ijab wearing is just a way of dressing just like other types of attire, every tribe, nation, country or what have you have their way of dressing. those who wears Ijab do every other thing that a person who doesn't wear do. its about individual personality and and state of mind not the clothing.

Hernyolar:
Can you write the denominations in hausa? I paid 150naira for a journey of less than 100naira

naira biyar- five naira
naira goma- ten naira
naira sha biyar- fifteen naira
naira ashirin - 20 naira
naira ashirin da biyar- 25 naira
naira talatin- 30
naira arbayin- 40
naira hamsin- 50
naira sitin- 60
70
80
90
Dari daya- 100 naira
Dari biyu- 200 naira
Dari uku- 300
Dari udu- 400
Dari biyar-500


pareto master, please complete the rest and feel in the gap

onila, next time grab his pen1s and start kissing him

if hell is real, then media personnel will be the first to go in

Paretomaster:
THE ZAGI DIDNT FIT INTO THE SENTENCE. ZAGI MEANS INSULT.....
ohhh except if it will translate to SUNA DA YAWAN ZAGI... THEY INSULT ALOT
Zanyi barci kadan, yanzu na dawo daga wajen aiki.

toh! na game
Eya, ka na kokari. sai anjima

[quote author=Paretomaster post=40216213][/quote]that 'suna da yaw a zagi' you didn't translate it well

wana haka yeke
tsaraba
ataba karatu
magaji
so tari da yawa
tafa dashi
an yoyi
bayi da ce ba
idan arki
sun na da yaw a zagi
wanan tabas
ko kayin tasiri
tarbiya
n kasake
takwanta
fiya da ni
na wetin I hear I write o @paretomaster

Hernyolar:
Thanks so much...going through them and memorizing.

best to write them down for reference purposes

paretomaster, what's the difference between 'an' and 'sun' like: ana da'awa and suna da'awa

muphasar11:
Mum and Dad Co workers

are you serious? If my mum and dad can speak, I won't be battling with it now. that's good sha, in that way, you will have people to practice with. hope you have a book and a pen

muphasar11:
Nice Thanks Now you are talking

toh! zan gain n ka gobe, ina son yi baci yanzu
means: okay, I will see yo lu tomorrow, I want to sleep now
note: baci is pronounced as Bach
sai da safe: goodnight/till tomorrow

muphasar11:
Am really interested

way to go. are there Hausa speakers close to you? including MRI ruwa, shoe .makers and the sort

snowprince07 you have disappeared again, come and helep me translate joor

AfricanApple:
ba soraiya keremi ba- no be small loff


ba n ci abinci ba- I've not eaten

ina jira boyfriend na- I'm waiting for my bf

za mu fita- we will go out

za mu tafi mr b.- we will go to mr. b

za ki biyoni?- will u follow me?(female)
za ka biyoni? (male)

muphasar11
hernyolar

AfricanApple:
ba soraiya keremi ba- no be small loff

ba n ci abinci ba- I've not eaten
ina jira boyfriend na- I'm waiting for my bf
za mu fita- we will go out
za must tafi mr b.- we will go to mr. b
za life biyoni?- will u follow me?

muphasar11 hernyolar

I will try yo tag you guys in what we have done in the past. however, if there is any word you guys want to know the meaning, just ask and tag
@muphasar11 and hernyolar

hernyolar hey! you highly welcome to our land Hausa is the easiest language to learn in Nigeria, just put your ears and eyes down, and you will learn real fast. tinwa tinwa noni

here is a start:

Paretomaster:
INAKWANAN KU MUTANEN NAIRALAND, ? INA FATAN KUN TASHI LAFIYA?

AKIRAAPPLE, SANNUNKI DA AIKI, KUMA INA YIWA SABIN DALIBBAN MU DA MALLAMAI BARKA DA ZUWA WANNAN SHAFIN.

TRANSLATION = Goodmorning nairalanders, i hope u all wake well?
Akirapple, welldone, am also welcoming our new students and tutors to this thread.



GOOD MORNING = INAKWANA, INAKWANAN KU, TO A GROUP OF PEOPLE.

INAWUNI, GOOD AFTERNOON, AND EVENING.

GOODNIGHT= SAI DA SAFE,

YOU CAN RESPOND TO THE GREETINGS BY SAYING "LAFIYA LAU"

SANNU DA AIKI = FOR GREETING SOMEONE AT WORK.

WELCOME =SANNU DA ZUWA.

KA TASHI LAFIYA (M) =DID U WAKE WELL? its usually said after the inakwana greeting.

KE TASHI LAFIYA (F) " " " " "

INA ZAKA/ZAKI? = WHERE ARE U GOING TO?

NA DAWO = AM BACK.

muphasar11 here

muphasar11:
Haven't grabbed much

Reading from last year till date is not easy. If words are spoken without been interpreted it only beats my imagination how to catchup. Lotta peeps are native speakers. I have copied a few with meanings attached but you'd have to do more.

I learn pretty fast but I can't assume

are you really interested or you just want to learn it for fun?

Rapzino:
Aisha is a Jibu lady

mr....

paretomaster oooooooooooo! come out of your bedroom and attend to my list dan Allah

muphasar11:
Ok I'd follow the post

new student, how far have you gone?

elektra:
Barkanmu da yamma!

I need help!

I'm so glad I found this topic. I just got invited to an interview for a job that I applied for based on the fact that I can speak Hausa.
The problem though is that my Hausa is not the best. I am from kaduna but grew up in Lagos, so I can only speak my dialect (kagoro).
I am going to be interviewed wholly in Hausa so I need to practice my spoken Hausa. However I am in the US so it is tough to find other Hausa speakers to practice with.
Please if anyone is willing to practice with me while correcting me, send me an email talk2katz @ yahoo .com. I will be very grateful! I will be making all the calls so it is no cost to you. Infact, ban damu na biya kudi ba.

I hope to hear from you guys!

no need to go through that long process, just follow this thread, form conversations yourself and ask for the meaning by tagging someone

Truckpusher:
omo! Na toto and peniss dey cause this wahala o.

Una leave am dey talk about fraud , wetin concern fraud for here - this place be like police headquarters ?

Babe3 simply wants her peniss back at all cost .
This thread Na " bring back my peniss or you'll die"

i swear you know well

muphasar11:
Ok I'd follow the post

you can as well go through the first few pages

onila:
yes

wonders then. I can see you are falling in love with him

snowprince07:
been busy shaa buh I think I'm back now.so ya karatu?

karatu has been slow jare

onila:

was it camnewton4pres that attracted you here?

snowprince07:
Lolz Yaya Kike ,longtime no see

no hear Kumar. you went AWOL na, what's up