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Candidlady:
Until you learn to spell your COME correctly, only then will itrust you!

Oh I get it, u don't want me to thrust u

Candidlady:
Until you learn to spell your COME correctly, only then will itrust you!

Oh so u mean u don't trust me

Ok I swear I wont THRUST u

Candidlady:
So na food wey don spoil you like to chop ko?

Cum to nnpc I will tell u

Candidlady:
Iwanna believe you are joking!! Or you high on some shakubanzi this morning!

When that girl will be 18 you'd be pushing 58 to 60

Dis one wey her eyes don tear at 10

By dat time her pussy go don tear sef



Cc candidlady

Candidlady:
You too

Yes

Make she quickly grow up, she must ride me o

I am just waiting for her to turn 18

All these epistle no concern me

What happen to idowuogbo sef

Inventors not investors

Yes

The existing what....

There's nothing indicating that he is talking about the aforementioned machine or the moon


Existing could be a verb or an adjective depending on the word following it, it's definitely not a noun.

iIlicit:
amen! , You are a pastor?

Sometimes

I can be Babalawo too if u no hear word

This is not funny ok

iIlicit:
bro calm down.

I command u to Deactivate in the mighty name of Jesus

Police go nack taya dis night

iIlicit:
i swear to GOD that i will not, so rest.

This is wrong and uncalled for

Nigeria sef na problem

Jidasem:
So what do you think is the solution or do you think there is none. Or do you think what the solution will require is difficult.

Language death is normal

Most languages will eventually die

It's becoming a text book language

Latin died too after it gave birth to English, french Spanish etc

Languages can die or evolve

Nothing has to be done but if little can be done then parents have to teach their kids before they learn any other language

Jidasem:
Are you Yoruba?

Yes

Jidasem:
If you say so. What about cameroonian languages, especially the minorites and the English side and french side? How about other regions of "Francophone" Africa, how do you focus attention on local languages there? Do you know about them? And how do you suggest to prevent Language death for Nigerian languages. The whole of Southerners African languages and East African languages have no fear for language death in my opinion.

What I know is that Yoruba language is dying

What of Educated illiterate like a former first lady

So far as cows are not being killed

Jidasem:
So... same with others Nigerian Languages. yoruba doesn't stand out. More people pick up on reading Yoruba easily though, compared to other Nigerian languages and it's in songs and social Media. Plus literacy isn't relevant here, we are talking about speaking, which is the basis of languages, which most people's ancestors mostly knew. So are you saying all Nigerian languages are dying because children hardly read in it?

Yes

They are not speaking it and not willing t learn it so it will die out when it has no native speaker

Those elders u mentioned were not influenced by another language and nobody reads or write by their time

Now the future generation choses to speak in one other language and neglect their tongue

It's dying

I am a Linguist, even my professors know

lasisi69:
lol

Are u d one behind it

Jidasem:
I doubt that Yoruba is one of the strongest languages in Nigeria. The average Yoruba youth speaks Yoruba fluently.

It's dying

An average child can't read or write it

Some don't even speak it

It's becoming something they learn at school now rather than acquired at home

Pardon him too

Candidlady:
Be careful

That is a troll

I am illicit

That's not me

Smooching

Let bandit meet u there

Push u inside river, carry ur ugu go

Na play dem dey play

Which phone she come take drop d message