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Which language people mistake you for?.

People mistake me for hausa man

Wotoporiously speaking

Igbo n Yoruba mostly

I get mistaken for an Igbo!

Bachama

Igbo and hausa

Streetmovement:
Wotoporiously speaking

Igbo n Yoruba mostly

where are you from then

Omo na IBO ooo, everytime, everywhere, me self done tire [center][/center]

Am yoruba, and people never mistook me for anything

temitope27:
where are you from then

Wotoporiously speaking

I'm from the state that cooks the best, if you know you know

Igbo. Me go just dey wonder,but I don't look like Igbo man na

Me na igbo even some dey call me bororo (Fulani)

As for me, people keep asking if I'm coloured, or if there are mixed race people within my family.

But when I look at myself in the mirror, I see a complete full black woman.

Mostly Igbo. Is this okay

Igbo

Inside Africa ethnic [Hausa or Fulani].
Outside Africa race [Arab or India ].
And I love it .

Akwa-Ibom and Wafi man.

Igbo
I still remember back then one guy was even dragging my tribe with me... I was like, are you me?

Jeon:
Inside Africa ethnic [Hausa or Fulani]. Outside Africa race [Arab or India ]. And I love it .

Jeon, l like you and will you be my date?

fattprince:
Mostly Igbo, have got many instances. Is it the Igbo guy selling rice speaking to me in Igbo or the Okada man that I mistook for Hausa(his Igbo) that was telling me he's not Hausa that he's my brother, I became confused (cos he defo don't look life Yoruba). I asked him which tribe does he think I'm from to think we are brothers? He said Igbo na. Or is it people that ask for my name and after telling them will say "Really, I thought your name will be in line with something like Obinna or Chinedu. Lol
Even before I grew beards I've been mistaken for a female. There was this instance I went to church with my siblings and a female leader called me to be telling me that please in this church girls aren't allowed to wear trousers. I said okay but I was confused because my 2 female siblings were wearing skirt. Until she asked if I am female before o got that she was talking about me. There was also a day in church too that we were early for fellowship and we all decided to put benches together and lie down, one boy was now arguing with his brother that he cant allow me sleep near him that I'm a girl. I didn't even know I was their bone of contention until I went out to urinate and the brother was now telling him that can he now see that I am a boy as he saw me standing while urinating.

oga nobody ask for all this shalaye na ,this is sign of narcism lol

Delta , sometimes efik ,but i am an Igbo man

Shapeaso:
Jeon, l like you and will you be my date?

My worker's horo won't let me.

Jeon:
My worker's horo won't let me.

Don't get you

fattprince:
Mostly Igbo, have got many instances. Is it the Igbo guy selling rice speaking to me in Igbo or the Okada man that I mistook for Hausa(his Igbo) that was telling me he's not Hausa that he's my brother, I became confused (cos he defo don't look life Yoruba). I asked him which tribe does he think I'm from to think we are brothers? He said Igbo na. Or is it people that ask for my name and after telling them will say "Really, I thought your name will be in line with something like Obinna or Chinedu. Lol
Even before I grew beards I've been mistaken for a female. There was this instance I went to church with my siblings and a female leader called me to be telling me that please in this church girls aren't allowed to wear trousers. I said okay but I was confused because my 2 female siblings were wearing skirt. Until she asked if I am female before o got that she was talking about me. There was also a day in church too that we were early for fellowship and we all decided to put benches together and lie down, one boy was now arguing with his brother that he cant allow me sleep near him that I'm a girl. I didn't even know I was their bone of contention until I went out to urinate and the brother was now telling him that can he now see that I am a boy as he saw me standing while urinating.

This kind long writing for simple question? Na wa oo

Igbo and calabar bc of my skin colour and beauty

Igbo. Edo. Delta.
Am nothing close to these tribes

Ballzproblem2:
oga nobody ask for all this shalaye na ,this is sign of narcism lol

Sorry I didn't know I'm not meant to shalaye

Jeon:
My worker's horo won't let me.

This moniker likes you oo .

Divoc19:
Igbo. Edo. Delta.
Am nothing close to these tribes

EDO and DELTA are not tribes

Shalommy:
This moniker likes you oo .

Just as you do

People usually mistake me for an ancient Inca here in enugu. Other times they mistake me for an Assyrian,
I have been mistaken for a native American once, didnt know why