Who else noticed the growing numbers of rhotacism among yoruba youths?
I know it is all over the place but its common among the yorubas.
Artistes like bella shmurda and naira marley has it.
They cant roll thier tongues while pronouncing the letter "R".
For instance: Naigha marley is a goal. Instead of naira marley is a goal.

Another example: (bella shmurda) dont you say goodbye my Fghend (friend). Pls whats the cause?

NO TRIBALISM INTENDED.

Some of them are not real. It's a trending style these days.

I observed it too

Warl0ck:
Who else noticed the growing numbers of rhotacism among yoruba youths?

I know it is all over the place but its common among the yorubas.

Artistes like bella shmurda and naira marley has it.

They cant roll thier tongues while pronouncing the letter "R".

For instance: Naigha marley is a goal. Instead of naira marley is a goal.


Another example: (bella shmurda) dont you say goodbye my Fghend (friend).
Pls whats the cause?


NO TRIBALISM INTENDED.

Too much of ewedu

jimyjames:

Too much of ewedu

Hahhahh

It is a speech impediment they have no control over, right from their childhood and it cuts across tribes.

jimyjames:
Too much of ewedu

I said NO TRIBALISM

It's actually peculiar to Lagosians

However in linguistics it's a common phenomena among all language speakers to have one defect or the other

Some ibos pronounce 'r' sound as 'L' for example some ibos can't say 'mpuru miri' rather they will say 'mpulu mili'

No. That’s Lagos accent. We can’t pronounce R in our dialect. So if you learnt Yoruba from a Lagos indigene, you likely will have that issue. Same with the French.

Warl0ck:

I said NO TRIBALISM

Tribalism is allowed, that's why seun and his mods allowed threads like this
https://www.nairaland.com/7624406/cannibalism-reach-new-height-abia#121997214

jimyjames:

Tribalism is allowed, that's why seun and his mods allowed threads like this
https://www.nairaland.com/7624406/cannibalism-reach-new-height-abia#121997214

Some people's activities on this forum is enough to send them to hell for all eternity. Please be careful what you type here. Be mindful of the message you pass across.

I read that thread and I was like "what nonsense is this?"

ManOfMan:


Some

Yes some, not All, the ones against igbo is allowed

jimyjames:
Yes some, not All, the ones against igbo is allowed

lol
Man u really shine eye o

illicit:
It's actually peculiar to Lagosians

However in linguistics it's a common phenomena among all language speakers to have one defect or the other

Some ibos pronounce 'r' sound as 'L' for example some ibos can't say 'mpuru miri' rather they will say 'mpulu mili'

thats mainly anambarians...

We use to jokinly mock them with it sometimes

Like i want to buy sprite from an anambarian, i wik say; madam abeg gimme #200 Naila splite make i dlink

2mch:
No. That’s Lagos accent. We can’t pronounce R in our dialect. So if you learnt Yoruba from a Lagos indigene, you likely will have that issue. Same with the French.

like seriously?

I think i am getting it now bcuz i notice it in lagos events so much...

illicit:
It's actually peculiar to Lagosians

However in linguistics it's a common phenomena among all language speakers to have one defect or the other

Some ibos pronounce 'r' sound as 'L' for example some ibos can't say 'mpuru miri' rather they will say 'mpulu mili'

Any small thing you'd call Igbos...
The example you gave for Igbo is called lateralization... Whereas the OP is talking about rhotacizing

Stick to topic!!!