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hon Probz please, erm maybe you could help me out with this one, is it appropriate to wear black shimi underneath the wrapper as a man? Or is it feminine wear

Probz:
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em hon that looks rather too oily and morevorylj don’t use non stick pots but originally stainless teeling ok, I think I can make better stew than that

pussyeater:
Gerrout Ediot. Trying to start tribalism

no I heard there a way different tribal cool am!

Pls is there a way in which this 2 tribe of Nigeria cook Jollof Rice and which one sweet pass?

Xiadnat:
Happy thanksgiving!!!!!!!

Much to be grateful for.

For the first time ever, i dared to make a chilli bean soup and it turned better than expected.

Hot soup for a chilly November......


Ta da....

Hon, Turkey kedu ebe no?

cococandy:
Happy thanksgiving from me and mine to all you lovely people. Trouble makers excluded

hon, that turkey could do with more honey on it but nice try ok

Pls is there a way in which this 2 tribe of Nigeria cook Jollof Rice and which one sweet pass?

Pls is there a way in which this 2 tribe of Nigeria cook Jollof Rice and which one sweet pass?

hon that looks very nutrious and lovely ok, I'm sorry I got angry wit u over d onions in onugbu soup but I have to admit you a re a very very good ok, you cook excactly like d igbos and want to believe u r Igbo ok

vinegurl:
it is not only cocoyam, you use achi and ofor too to thicken bitter leaf soup

ok tnx. sorry, I just didn't like to see the onions but otherwise it looks excellent and very good onugbu ok, you are a brilliant cook. sorry I got angry about d onions ok, dats just my initial reaction but you are a very good cook ok

RedboneSmith:
We are not more homophobic today than the West was less than 100 years ago. If it happened in the west, it will happen here.

hon, I want to make you jollof ricew

Hon please what do you think is the difference between Yoruba and Igbo Jollof Rice, which one sweet pass

Hon please it looks yummy sha but I’m just not happy with the fact that you added onions, that’s a no-no for onugbu, em hun which part of d Igboland are you from

Moreover you must not use onions for bitterleaf soup!! ina pu ala chineke meooo

morevor you must use yellow pepper aka hem kee Nsukka and not dis red sweetie scotch bonnetkng ok, for dis traditional soup recipe, hia

moreover it is call ogiri and not ogidi ok, em what now, eh hen ogidi is a town in Anambra State oo, though sha it’s mostly Anambra dat cooks with the ogili

Sorry, is cocoyam and only cocoyam that you will use to thicken bitterleaf soup ok

I just want you to be reminded that it’s not all dishes that are cooked with d chicken ok

funlord:
Ofada rice featuring fried chicken and beef and liver for dinner.....

honestly chicken or any type doesn’t combine well with local ofada rice, don’t start acting like a woman and going all hysterical and upset with me because I insulted your food, just learn to match different types of meet with your food ok

Now RedboneSmith you tell me to go away and I will, if not I will keep inquiring about your Jollof Rice preferencing so I will no ow to cook am for you ok

RedboneSmith:
Your example with three Pidgin speakers fails to take one thing into consideration that is common with translations. If I give the same English passage to three Yoruba-speakers to translate, they will give me three different translations. I don't even have to do this with different Yoruba regions and dialects to get a rich variety of translations. Just three speakers and writers of the same dialect will give different results. Does this mean Yoruba has no structure?

See the links and screenshots below. Their verdict: Pidgin has a grammatical structure, albeit a simplified one. Broken has no grammatical structure.

Although they also include that Pidgin at its worse could be called broken. So Pidgin-Creole-Broken exist in some kind of continuum. But they aren't synonyms.


http://www.encyclopedia.com/literature-and-arts/language-linguistics-and-literary-terms/language-and-linguistics/pidgin

http://www.encyclopedia.com/literature-and-arts/art-and-architecture/architecture/broken#1O29BROKEN

hon tell me to go away and I will but before then I just wanting the opportunity to make you sweet jellofy Ricing ok, d smoky party kind ok

hem hawotoron ibaa ok

AlphaHandMaiden:
Baked Teriyaki salmon and vege sauce with rice

hia. see ajebo forming

Priceless200:
Yummy

and war is this concoction supposed to be pls

jagugu88li:
My late grandmothers cups doing me good today. I like

Roots.....

so is mashed potatoes you eat in the village abi?

loveymom:
method 2 BUNS recipe at the blog

http://www.juliasguide.com/2017/10/my-homemade-buns-recipe-2.html

em hon that’s too oily and delicious looking to be cal buns m, that’s puff puff ok

ADUKKY:
Weekend cooking

hon you no fit put common boil egg

FortifiedCity:
I think basically party rice have their own flavors but I don't know them

ok tnx bro, erm do you know how different Igbo states cook d Jollof Rice

Riko2:
common close ur mouth, u Igbo's are very bad, u people commit all sort of crime here in ph .ur lucky we are one Nigerian, if not we could drove u all out

while is d Yoruba man that committed murder here, fool

Riko2:
Nope na get out off my mention

silly afonja! My god strike you

DAT party rice flavour, we get am?