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CultureRe: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by Jenifa1: 4:59am On Jul 16, 2011
odumchi:
Lol no it is not a curse. Infact its just how i hear Yoruba. Everyime i hear a Yoruba speaker they always over emphasize dipthongs such as "gbo" and sounds like "lo". To me Youba is just a big roler coaster ride, the accent goes up in pitch and then down then up again. undecided

But thanks for the translation.
maybe  this is partially why some yorubas spell igbo as ibo. because when you guys say it, it sounds like you are saying ibo.
the pronunciation doesn't correlate with the spelling.

yeah yoruba language is a lot about pitch. I think it's pretty cool.
lagosian/city yoruba accent isn't that strong though.
CultureRe: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by Jenifa1: 4:54am On Jul 16, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=714407.msg8726380#msg8726380 date=1310787877]One benin girl giving Yoruba proverb. She is soooooooooooooooo goood, wdh!!


Why are Benin Yoruba muslims singing about Orisa?

Not all Yoruba speakers speak like. Ekiti people speak different from Lagosians. i.e We say Olorun, pure lagosians would say olohun. And the dialects are different.[/quote]the girl is impressive
wow.

yoruba muslims are known to be quite syncretic. that's why SOME hausas don't consider them to be pure muslims.
CultureRe: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by Jenifa1: 4:39am On Jul 16, 2011
odumchi:
I wish i could understand what was being said. To me, Yoruba sounds like "Ologbogboshimi mi neo ko" with heavy accent.  grin grin
it's french, some beninois language, yoruba (1:25-1:45) and the rest is english.
the father is giving her daughter away in marriage and will miss his baby girl.

what is ologbogboshimi ni neo ko?
I hope it's not a curse  tongue
CultureRe: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by Jenifa1: 4:15am On Jul 16, 2011
some say cotonou is basically a yoruba city. the dialect is different I agree
What about Egun people from badagry. some say they're not yoruba. how true is that?


I used to love this song as a youngster. It's beninois

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqzBFXa2js0[/flash]
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rokiatu O by Jenifa1(op): 3:45am On Jul 16, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=714366.msg8726246#msg8726246 date=1310783290]Why do you ever waste time replying esp when you know that his intention is to cause disruption?[/quote]If I had the power to ban, the deluded fool would have been long gone and I won't be breaking any NL rules. he stalks almost every thread I post in. so annoying
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rokiatu O by Jenifa1(op): 3:24am On Jul 16, 2011
Ystranger:
Dont I have to seek your attention for you to notice me?

No one is going to sell me, if I dont sell myself.

I mean your real picture, I saw it, someone showed it to me, not the one on your profile.

Hey, I am serious here, not just some attention seeking rigmarole. Jenifa consider my proposal, please.

Jersey shore baby. you dont want to miss it.

Lets do this kpa kpa kpa. Ti eniyan ba pe lori emi, esin kesin lo ma ba nibe
I don't put my real pictures on NL so I don't know what you are talking about. whoever it is is deceiving you.
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rokiatu O by Jenifa1(op): 3:14am On Jul 16, 2011
kandiikane:
I guess he just won't stay down. . .
^ don't mind the fool. always seeking attention
besides that's not my picture in my profile pic.
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rokiatu O by Jenifa1(op): 2:59am On Jul 16, 2011
kandiikane:
Jisos, you are alive? Gosh damn it!!
I know right? I thought the worst was over.
RomanceRe: I Want To Marry Her. by Jenifa1: 2:56am On Jul 16, 2011
[quote author=God, link=topic=714358.msg8726145#msg8726145 date=1310780914]Thk u. What kinda name is sexkillz?

jenifa call me whatever u feel like[/quote]so I can call you God?

sexkillz:
But u'll have to agree it's the lesser of two evils! undecided
yes of course.

you need to calm down though. seems like you would strangle her/him to death if you were put in the same room lol
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rokiatu O by Jenifa1(op): 2:46am On Jul 16, 2011
ok o. i'm just wondering.  pele ma binu


maybe I should create another topic asking you what your secret to smooth complexion is.  grin
RomanceRe: I Want To Marry Her. by Jenifa1: 2:44am On Jul 16, 2011
^ hey calm down pretty boy.
even your own username is annoying.

but I agree with your points though

[quote author=God, link=topic=714358.msg8726081#msg8726081 date=1310779016]Yea cos i want to educate u abit on either of the two religions. Im a theologian in Religion[/quote]hello sir/ma'am. what should we call you because I really don't feel comfortable calling you God. undecided
let us know. should we call you armour?
Foreign AffairsRe: Barack Obama Or Things Fall Apart by Jenifa1: 2:39am On Jul 16, 2011
Obama is not really african. the only thing that ties him to Africa is his father's sper[size=1pt].[/size]m. that's about it.
Even his identity as african-american was forced on him due to the color of his skin. but at least he accepted and embraced it despite being raised in a mostly white environment.
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rokiatu O by Jenifa1(op): 1:54am On Jul 16, 2011
hm na wa o. photoshop or foundation?
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rokiatu O by Jenifa1(op): 1:42am On Jul 16, 2011
^ I hear u. who be dat person in ur profile pic?
PoliticsRe: Say Something Good About Another Tribe by Jenifa1: 1:40am On Jul 16, 2011
yorubas - strong sense of culture and social aptitude
igbo - business minded and reputation for braveness
hausas- regal and disciplined. simple
edo-  blend in well with their environment. you hardly notice them as a stand out group and thus you underestimate them


other posters on this thread have mentioned some of these things. I guess they are general stereotypes. albeit positive ones grin
Nairaland GeneralRe: Rokiatu O by Jenifa1(op): 1:17am On Jul 16, 2011
here is the profile:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?action=profile;u=17620


sexkillz:
Get to a Barber and ask him to give you a Skin Cut! When he's done ask him to rub that Special oil on it! your hair will grow evenly and in time will be very thick! Dont forget Daily Sunshine O! undecided
lol
for now I will keep your advice in the cupboard. let's wait to hear what rokiatu has to say. hopefully she doens't agree with you hahaha grin

[quote author=God, link=topic=714366.msg8725964#msg8725964 date=1310774631]Think u detest the babe. Why if i may ask?[/quote]why now?
I'm jealous. yes. but definitely no hate here. haba
Nairaland GeneralRokiatu O by Jenifa1(op): 12:11am On Jul 16, 2011
rokiatu,

I know this is your favorite section. so. . .how do you have such thick hair? i'm jealous.
what is your hair care routine.
pls share.

others can join the topic too.
TravelRe: Most Stressed Women In The World - Nigerian Women Are 9th by Jenifa1: 11:27pm On Jul 15, 2011
ajigglin:
what a strange survey. where are the iraqi and afghani women? will you not be stressed when bombs are going off meters from your house every day?
only 21 countries were surveyed. see the first post for the list.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Flood: PDP Demands BRF'S Resignation by Jenifa1: 11:21pm On Jul 15, 2011
JOKE OF THE YEAR indeed.

Government doesn't have any obligation to compensate people for natural disasters. That is why you buy insurance for your private property.
the govt will only repair roads and public property. volunteer organizations can help private people out.

PDP should go hug a transformer. I can't believe they're even running their loose mouths. Maybe the flood water carried their loot away.
TravelRe: Most Stressed Women In The World - Nigerian Women Are 9th by Jenifa1: 3:42am On Jul 15, 2011
eewule:
They Lie.  HERES THE TRUTH:

Women in developing economies spend more of their additional cash on Sustainance: food, clothes, health and education for their children.
While women in the developed economies actually dedicate more of their cash to paying off debt, paying bills, and fashion: clothes and accessories.

I've lived in Naija and now in the Uk and this is what I think the truth is  /\
I was going to mention that too. lol
It didn't make sense at all because developed countries are the most materialistic. going to shopping mall in a developed country is like going to church in naija.

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