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Studentet:
That's what you get when living with a BF.

@ poster, if your prepared to do all those, then its not a big deal.

No i think that is what someone gets with living with you. Cause i have friends who live who they BF, and do none of what you posted.

Oh i sorry Ruby.

Studentet:
There's nothing wrong in living with your bF, as long as food is ready on the table when he comes back from work/school, Clean clothes are in the closet and the apartment is tidy.

This the NUMBER ONE reason why i can not and will not live with a man till im married. Don't i got things to do too. Besides being your mother?

idupaul:
is this supposed to be ibo,i dnt undrstand

it means thank you.

idupaul:
nothing, its a good thing na, i was just encoraging u

oh oka. I meela.

idupaul:
Holy person

And what is wrong with that?

Nwannem Ruby, nwanyi means woman.

@post
Im sorry but no. I can't live with a guy if we are not married. There is just too much temptation and possibilities that could happen. And it just doesn't seem right to me any how. Yeah i know there can be benefits from living with him. Such as seeing what kind of man he REALLY when you are not around. Also how he will act if you choose to marry that man. But personal i just rather wait and expect the unexpected.

@poster
Of course there is need for the ten commandments. It keeps order and shows us Christians the guidelines so to speak on how we should carry our lives. Let's put it in perspective. Now look at the justice system. The way you sound, we should dismiss the law against murder since people murder everyday. We should dismiss the law of stealing since folk get robbed every minute. We should dismiss the law of perjury since O.J. Simpson got away with murder. We should dismiss the law of domestic abuse since women are being abused as we speak. See there is a reason why these laws are here. It creates order and it is a guideline to us humans. If we dismissed these laws, Only God knows what will happen. So there is need for the Ten Commandments.

if a man told me this then GOODBYE!!!! i dont have time for marrying little boys. What kind of nonsense is this. Yes eventually i want kids but i don't want to go on my honeymoon spending most of my time with morning sickness. and i aint sleeping with you before i say "I DO"

masawa:
femmy is the reason why africans are left behind by every other nations in the world!!I don't know why nigerians have such a strong inferiority complex
I have many west africans friends and they have much more pride than nigerians as a whole ,senegalese ,malians speak their languages ,it's the same for guineans,former french colonies in west africans tend to respect their traditions,culture much more than nigerians.It is very common among igbos not to speak their language,igbos were the first in nigeria to abandon all their traditions to workship the white man's god, even in the US it's the same young nigerians men emulate akatas and are ashamed of their origins,our community is well known for that .I got a friend from mali who ask me why us nigerians are so ashamed to speak our languages and represent , It's fundamental for every societies to maintain and value their customs.The difference between animals and human beings is the ability for human being to pass down their TRADITIONS from generations to generations .No wonder why other races consider africans or blacks as subhumans, It's time to wake up my people, if you don't have self esteem nobody will give you respect.Why we call our own languages DIALECT ?IT'S A SHAME for real,

Well i don't know what part of the states you stay at but, where im from, we are very proud of being Nigerian. Yes i there are alot of you can't speak their language and we are working on it. But most don't have any support system or are made fun of because they can't pronounce certain words correctly. I have yet to meet and Nigerian man in the states who didn't shout Igbo Kwenu!!!! proudly. So until you get your facts straight, stop generalizing and go and teach an igbo child their language. Like me i might be late in learning my language of igbo, but hey better late then never.

dreeldee:
Onyinye boso boso

gini?

[quote author=Ruby_Pearl link=topic=19138.msg2600446#msg2600446 date=1217712676]Where's agaba?

I feel so unsafe here [/quote]Nwannem, im here

romeo:
Yo hamas estare en apuros por lo que dicen aqui , pero volvemos a asusu igbo

I guess you are right

rampant:
this is an igbo thread,onyinye and romeo ,unu ibuo buru igbo unu ga ebe ozo

te he. im might not be fluent but i understood that

@presido, i meela.

@romeo
Es sí una buena lengua. No más los españoles o nosotros conseguimos en apuro.

yal stop hating on obuchineme yal know he speaks the truth

romeo:
hmmm tu tambien hablas español?

hablo sí un poco

presido1:
The highlighted can;t go togather ok.

Nna m = my dad

Oka so if i say "Nnam" i don't need to say "my".

rampant:
onyinye will kill us wt her igbo today

Nnem, im trying oka. learning spanish was way easier than learning igbo. I hope i don't annoy yal with me questions

presido1:
Nwanne m space the m out,
Ji si ike,

Really because my Nnam told me that the "m" can be both ways.

Nwannem nwoke, Presido, I meela.

[quote author=Ruby_Pearl link=topic=156702.msg2600069#msg2600069 date=1217709065]that means? [/quote]nnoo----welcome.

damola1:
@ onyinye2

We are not all the same, and from the first day, she understood we are free birds.

gini "free birds"?

[quote author=Ruby_Pearl link=topic=156702.msg2600058#msg2600058 date=1217708967]I meela  [/quote]nnoo

agaba123:
Ruby never mind Presido he is just flirting with you.

What you said is 'Jenny why?'

hold on, does "gini" mean "what" or "why"?