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Obama!

Where all the ladies in this site go? Ruby_Pearl, you the only one left?

^ That song wasn't all that good.

onyinye2:
It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

ike, ọ bụọla gị?

onyinye2:
Ezigbo nwoke.

This song is top 100!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFcZRyWdm-w&feature=related

^ ewu kama nwanyị

onyinye2:
There is no money in being able to speak french.

Many Francophone countries are predicted to be a HUGE economy in 15 years, so I need my Français to be top notch

I can tell I'm going to get a good laugh out of this thread.

bigboyslim:
How do I say will you spend the night in spanish?

^¿usted pasará la noche? There you go bruva, she will notice you speaking that in her ear!

^ Mon Français est meilleur que le vôtre ! Vous ne pouvez pas me refuser cela! I'm a International type of guy, I will take you women to all corners of the Earth.

onyinye2:
Aint any close women that i can see so. . . . vamoose.

Why you got to tell me to vamoose? I only wanted to make you ladies feel special, by speaking my multiple languages

How did you learn how to speak Spanish so good? I'm still learning.

You ladies don't like my knowledge of language?

onyinye2:
All who?

nso nwanyị

bigboyslim:
Can you please speak in English. We don't know if yyou are dissing us or not

I' ¡m que no va a insultar las mujeres, pero le necesidad de ir, señoras solamente! Hablaré Engles cuando I' m con las mujeres solas.

onyinye2:
What woman are you telling to come?

ncha gị!

[quote author=Ruby_Pearl link=topic=167353.msg2751672#msg2751672 date=1220488006]Can you atleast learn the universal language first?[/quote]¿Bebé, por qué usted que no habla conmigo?

Todos los hombres dejan este hilo de rosca, yo quieren ser solos con mis mujeres!

bịa nwanyị biko

dadahgirl:
I have to say that when the guy can speak another language it makes him interesting but a different accent is much more sexier. It can turn you on.

Laisse finir par se connaître meilleur. (Imaginez-moi avoir un accent français)

^ abụ m onye Igbo!

[quote author=Ruby_Pearl link=topic=167353.msg2751658#msg2751658 date=1220487662]Numerous clashes equals numerous kisses[/quote]Saia, mulheres somente!

dadahgirl:
That is so funny. LOL, Do you understand what you just said? "The horse wants to play outside" LOL, What else do you know how to say, or copy?

¿Por qué usted tan hostil?

How many ladies out there like a guy who can talk to you in Spanish, French, or Portuguese? I know all of them, let me whisper in ya ear!

Cuántos mama' sexi, ¿s hacia fuera allí quiere jugar el caballo?

ka e mesịa

i thought i was posting to Mayola!

WTF? They already get paid enough! All that money could have been used for way more important things! This kind of stuff makes me so angry, this is the reason why our great Naija has all the problems, because government doesn't work for the people first, they work for the money then people.

Italy seals Libya colonial deal

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has signed an agreement to pay Libya $5bn as part of a deal to resolve colonial-era disputes.

Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi said the settlement signed in the city of Benghazi opened the door to partnership between the two states.

Mr Berlusconi said the deal, which sees the money being released over 25 years, ended "40 years of misunderstanding".

Libya was occupied by Italy in 1911 before becoming a colony in the 1930s.

The former Ottoman territory became an independent country in 1951.

This is the first African country to be compensated by a former colonial master, the BBC's Rana Jawad reports from Benghazi.

The question is, she adds: will this latest move set precedents for other former African countries to follow suit?

Coastal motorway

Mr Berlusconi explained that $200m would be paid annually over the next 25 years through investments in infrastructure projects, the main one being a coastal motorway between the Egyptian and Tunisian borders.

There will also be a colonial-era mine clearing project.

As a goodwill gesture, Italy also returned an ancient statue of Venus, the headless "Venus of Cyrene", which had been taken to Rome in colonial times.

The settlement was a "complete and moral acknowledgement of the damage inflicted on Libya by Italy during the colonial era", the Italian prime minister said.

"In this historic document, Italy apologises for its killing, destruction and repression against Libyans during the colonial rule," Col Gaddafi said for his part.

The agreement was signed in the Benghazi palace which once housed the Italian colonial administration, Reuters news agency reports.

Rome and Tripoli have spent years arguing over compensation for the colonial period.

Mr Berlusconi's one-day trip was his second since June when illegal immigration from Africa to Europe was the key issue of talks.

Italy has been swamped by thousands of African migrants trying to reach its shores by boat.

Libya has come in from the diplomatic cold since 2003 when it abandoned efforts to acquire weapons of mass destruction.

Next week, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is scheduled to make the first high-ranking American visit to Libya since 1953.

BBC News

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