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OgaLanister:
Thanks for the information.

temitope23:
Exactly, Give it a go. Since the aim is improvement.

temitope23:
But you can create a thread to ask this, and many will respond to it. That way you will know why and will be able to improve on the English language too.

temitope23:
I was ban again when I tried to reply you it yesterday. My ban was lifted some minutes ago.
Exactly we all have reasons why we dislike some character or people. Some people dislike because they've had bad experiences in the past when they felt with people from those places.
I believe your dairy will do that, but the only limitation is the fact that no one will be able to correct errors in your post because they can comment. But you can do it this way, look for someone who will read and point out those errors to you.





Yea, I play the violin and clarinet.
I teach music and play once in a while.
I will check TRiECHOthe ES or Waggaki band up later.

OgaLanister:
I greet everyone. Please, what's the Covid19 situation presently in Japan pertaining to opening up of their air ports and embassies world wide?

nani667:
Key Visual

temitope23:
Yes, primary is elementary school.
Yes, I did music as a course in the university.
Yea, I still play music. A little of the piano but more of the Violin and Clarinet.
She's been able to develop her intonation, and other skills that made music scoring possible for her.
Yes, in Nigeria we write graded exams on both paper, and practical. And there's a body that set such the Music Society of Nigeria (Muson).

I guess the intention was for us to have a little knowledge of other people's music and culture.

You are welcome.

temitope23:
No problem,
You can write in the diary section of the website.
Since no one get to comment on it except you.
You can as well use that to correct the opinion most of those you said write negatives about asian/japanese on nairaland. Let the know they were only victim of the negative behaviours of those they met.
So go ahead, and give it a try.

error4040:
Lol that's correct.



I would try my best to Answer your Questions to the Best of my knowledge



The World is like a Rubik cube, it is always complicated.
If you find happiness with your partner even with the misunderstanding and all then that's all that matters.
I have said this before and would say it again "I don't Judge people I don't know personally" and that is why I still did not conclude your partner have a family or kids, Everything is being seen as Assumption despite 90% of my thoughts are saying he has a Wife with kids in Nigeria.
If you see him as a Good person and you believe in him then try and improve him.



Theirs No Harm in learning other things.
But I would advice you to keep up with the English More before you try other Aspect of it.


Sorry for the late Reply, I was so busy and occupied.
おげんきで

temitope23:
In pidgin,

You don come means you have come.
If you want to say you don't or you didn't come, you will say you never come.

Music in school from nursery and primary is quite similar but it's not all schools that create avenue for music learning. Recorder playing is the major instrument from nursery to primary. But from secondary to the university level other instrument is used.

I studies music from the primary to university level. In one of my the music courses I did "Misic of the World Culture was where we looked at Music of the Japanese. So it was majorly theories, aside from seeing videos of how it was performed we never get to perform it unlike when it was time for music of other continent who have similar musical styles as Nigeria. We perform such music as they do in their country.

temitope23:
In pidgin,

You don come means you have come.
If you want to say you don't or you didn't come, you will say you never come.

Music in school from nursery and primary is quite similar but it's not all schools that create avenue for music learning. Recorder playing is the major instrument from nursery to primary. But from secondary to the university level other instrument is used.

I studies music from the primary to university level. In one of my the music courses I did "Misic of the World Culture was where we looked at Music of the Japanese. So it was majorly theories, aside from seeing videos of how it was performed we never get to perform it unlike when it was time for music of other continent who have similar musical styles as Nigeria. We perform such music as they do in their country.

temitope23:
Pidgin has no such rule. You relate with people same way. In yoruba for instance, you don't use some word for an elderly person. But in pidgin you can. Rules of past does not apply too.

For example if I want to say
Are you back? In pidgin I will say.
You don come? Don pronounce done.
Have you eaten in pidgin will be You don chop?
What's up can be wetin dey or wetin dey happen?
And so on.

How's music like in Japan?
I did a course in school here and in one of the courses I did then we examined Gagaku Music. Although it was mostly theory. I will like to know how the music is performed.

NiklauseFred:
Beauty without brain is cosmetic foolishness.

Vagina people sha

temitope23:
If the elderly person does not understand your native language, to avoid a situation why you won't understand each other, pidgin will make communication easier. It is not considered rude to communicate with an elder person in pidgin English.

Nigeria is one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world, with over 500 languages spoken. The official language is English, but it is spoken less frequently in rural areas and amongst people with lower education levels.

Imagine Lagos that has over 10 million people living there with all the ethnic groups represented, do I have to learn the whole languages before I can talk to others? That's where the pidgin English comes in handy. I can communicate with anyone and they will understand what am saying despite the cultural difference.

temitope23:
No, it is not considered disrespectful when you speak pidgin as a foreigner. Some will like you for that while others may not. There's this video I saw recently on twitter of a white lady speaking pidgin and a little Igbo. Most comments from Nigerians show they like what she's doing.

Petyr1:
nothing is strange in your statement, it just funny to me

Petyr1:

temitope23:
No problem, all you will have to do is put more effort and before you know it, you will notice you've developed mastery of the English language. Since you have the zeal to know it, that's all that matters now.

temitope23:
Okay, now I understand.

Petyr1:
that is human being for you. They will not appreciate

Petyr1:
yeah that is true but even though it a disaster country the government over there knows how to recover and put the country back to normal condition. You guys are the best

About going to the snow festival, can't you create a time for it?

temitope23:
I did not know it is that expensive to learn English on the site, I was supposed to work there sometime last year but I innocuously delayed my registration when I checked back later this year, they said Nigerians are no longer allowed to teach on the site since most Nigeria have issues with their internet connections.

Are you saying there are schools in Japan where you can learn English for free, but you cannot be allowed to learn for free because you are married to a foreigner?

Petyr1:
just checked both on Google now. Hokkaido is very cute I love Hokkaido vegetation.
But i noticed most of this Islands are volcanic