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What about oga DK?

So you create a thread with a fake story to drive traffic to your blog right?


oloshi

oniranu

moto lo ma pa e a day before your marriage

koni da fun e

violent:
Jakumo is an alter ego of Becomrich.

I agree

He is a better version of becomrichn

Jakumo's 'pingin'  English is not as good as Musiwa's though.

And, he prolly doesnt speak Batu English anywhere as good as Aare Wakima.

sorry!

Odunnu:
Easy on urself JK.

I concur!

I hate Ibos!

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=588543.msg7585377#msg7585377 date=1295757463]lwkmd [/quote]Deal or no deal?

I am not joking?

If you were in Nigeria, with all the ginormmous claim you,ve made so far, you'd have been burnt to death. No kidding!

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=588543.msg7585351#msg7585351 date=1295757196]^then tell your friend to mind his mouth.
i modified my post just for your sake  [/quote]Liar! Liar! Liar!

I have a feeling you are a slut

Only slutty females lie

Is that what your mother taught you? To always lie?

Or are you just confused about your identity?

Why do you want to claim Nigerian by all means?

You speak no Nigerian language; yet you claim Nigeria

Stop claiming Nigeria and we will be fine!

JaaizTech:
If only 10% of Nigerians were like you then we would have been on the road to becoming the next china. If Nigerian youths can speak objectively reason objectively then we are there already. But most of them have been brain-washed by sentiments and most just don't want to reason. I wish Nigerians the best President come 2011, and may GOD make it peaceful. Having said that, I don't think I can resist a combination of [b]Buhari / Okonjo Iweala; for me that is a dream come true. GEJ / SAMBO can't be a match for that anyday. [/b]It will be a big departure from the usual, and I think that is what we need at the moment, a big departure from the usual.

That is because you are Ibo

For me Buhari/anybode non-Ibo works for me and prolly for a lot of people in the country.

Once there is an Ibo on the ticket, the electability of the ticket goes down 20 folds; yeah, Ibo people have that effect. That is why no one wants to touch them.

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=589851.msg7583739#msg7583739 date=1295725251]lwkmd lol[/quote]hopefully, you die from that laugh

@Jenifa:

I give you 2/10

jenifa's mom: 1/20

PhysicsMHD:
Yeah. He recently posted a profile of who he is, in fact. Map genius and Yoruba Beninese philosopher. Electricity engineering guru and childhood friend of most of Nigeria's politicians and their relatives. And of course he is the great mind behind this globe dot com. He may also own several planes.

SO:

fstranger1:
What exactly did you not understand about the initial post?

PhysicsMHD:
Who is "Another Becomrich"? Never seen that username on here.

fstranger1= Another Ezeuche

But do you know who Becomrich is?

PhysicsMHD:
?

What does this mean exactly?

What exactly did you not understand about the post?

Another Becomrich = PhysicsMHD

SEFAGO:
No thank you mate. I dont have health insurance. If something happens, and that chick falls on me, i would be incommunicado for a year

Oloshi no bobo yi

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=590472.msg7584707#msg7584707 date=1295738931]Have you ever tried using machine translation software before? Don't you know how crappy it generally is?[/quote]There is always some sort of learning curve for every technology. yes, crappy, but you will agree with me that there is plenty of room for improvement.

Simply isn't at that level yet, and unclear if it will ever be.

LOL! Same thing was said about a century ago:Everything that can be invented has been invented.” Those words were written in 1899 by a certain Charles H. Duell, commissioner in the U.S. Patent Office. Now, more than 100 years later, more is being discovered than ever before

Irrespective of your pessimistic view of the future, technology always get better with time.

If that breakthrough ever happens, then yes, everybody can learn whatever language they like.

LOL!

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=590472.msg7584665#msg7584665 date=1295738292]@fstranger1: How do you know what to translate and what not to? And if you say, "translate everything", well that will cost a lot of resources. The volume of work published these days is enormous. . .[/quote]HAHAHAHAHAh


Machine? software? some sort of new technology that can do it at a manageable cost? No?

[quote author=isale_gan2 link=topic=589689.msg7584647#msg7584647 date=1295738106]  [/quote]Haramu. . . what are you doing Isale_gan2?

That's your new name.  You got something to say, you know where to go.  I'm done with this thread until someone requests info or the OP returns.

Do you work in HR?

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=590472.msg7584639#msg7584639 date=1295737901]Hmm, ok.
Hmmz. (Btw, I was born in Nigeria and lived there for the first few years of my life, so am technically a 1st gen immigrant myself.)
But it isn't as if most Nigerians in school don't understand English at all, right? Nigerians in school understand/speak English better than I can speak Spanish (for example). But if I for some reason moved to a Spanish-speaking country and had to take a math/history/etc course there (something I strongly contemplated doing in undergrad but never had the time for), I don't think it would be much more difficult. I'd need to put in a bit more effort, but nothing impossible.

Like, it would be difficult to learn material in a language you don't know at all. But one which you have a decent familiarity with? Which you can communicate in to some extent?
Well, my point is that we would be the ones to lose. Suppose Professor X discovered a procedure for solving Problem Y in field Z that will be of great importance to Nigeria in 50 years. He publishes this in some English-language journal. If in that time we've all switched to indigenous language, then the likelihood of us coming across that paper and realizing its significance greatly drops 

This has happened a lot in certain areas of applied math. Someone solves a problem, then discover that some Soviet dude solved the same exact problem in more generality back in the 70s or 80s 

I just don't want to be the one being locked out of the existing body of knowledge the Western world has, wasting time and resources on stuff already known.[/quote]Well you can always translate? No?