Ofodirinwa:
has anyone tried learning other nigerian languages? Which was the hardest

gidgiddy:


Igbo is probably the hardest language. If you did not grow up in Igbo land, or you are not born to Igbo parents, it is virtually impossible to learn to speak Igbo

Thats why there are isnt up to 100 none Igbos worldwide who can speak Igbo fluently

johnmartus:
And more also they hate outsiders that speak their language because of gossip.

johnmartus:
And more also they hate outsiders that speak their language because of gossip.

Freestainworld:
Yoruba and Igbos who gossip more?

gidgiddy:


Igbo is probably the hardest language. If you did not grow up in Igbo land, or you are not born to Igbo parents, it is virtually impossible to learn to speak Igbo

Thats why there are isnt up to 100 none Igbos worldwide who can speak Igbo fluently

Alitair:


Lies!

Ask around from other language ethnicities, they will confirm that Igbo is easier than most.

The Igbo language is so easy you can start picking up words on the first day of hearing them.

Have you heard Gokana and Ogoni speak their language?

Lorex6:


Igbo is hard... Been learning my own mother tongue for three years now.
A word like 'akwa' means; cloth, cry, egg, grind... With just slight changes in pronunciation... It doesn't end there

Alitair:


Lies!

Ask around from other language ethnicities, they will confirm that Igbo is easier than most.

The Igbo language is so easy you can start picking up words on the first day of hearing them.

Have you heard Gokana and Ogoni speak their language?

Igbo is not really easy to learn... reason being that there are so many dialects in it...
The learner might get confused if an Anambra individual for example tried to teach him/her the language and he/she goes out to practice what he has learnt with Owerri, Ebonyi or even Enugu individual... The confusion of the learner might be epic

illicit:
Tongues

Richy4:
The language that Calabar people speak, U won't even know where to start from learning ...

Another one is Idoma..A friend from high school was trying to teach me while we were in boarding school.. it wasn't entering

Alitair:


Blame your lapses on yourself not on the language.

clockwisereport:
Fufulde

Who go even teach you?

Richy4:


Igbo is not really easy to learn... reason being that there are so many dialects in it...
The learner might get confused if an Anambra individual for example tried to teach him/her the language and he/she goes out to practice what he has learnt with Owerri, Ebonyi or even Enugu individual... The confusion of the learner might be epic

Freestainworld:
Yoruba and Igbos who gossip more?

Sigggy:
To correct those about above me... Igbo is not the hardest. I personally learnt fluent igbo within just a year of staying in Ibusa, Delta state.

Then I think yoruba is the easiest to learn.

Then from my personal lingual experiences, Tiv (from Benue state) should be the hardest to learn. Then Ibibio/Efik follows immediately after.

Oduduwa707:
Igbo of course... no one else speaks it than them. Dem sef no like am. Dem prefer Yoruba.

Alitair:


Lies!

Ask around from other language ethnicities, they will confirm that Igbo is easier than most.

The Igbo language is so easy you can start picking up words on the first day of hearing them.

Have you heard Gokana and Ogoni speak their language?

BigDawsNet:
Hausa I guess

clockwisereport:


Hausa is very easy to learn

BigDawsNet:
Hausa I guess

Pauldollars:


Hausa is the easiest Nigerian language to learn. Have you forgotten the FG once wanted to make it our Lingua Franca