VinnyBaba:


You Lie.🤨

Currently, there are many Guys who CAN'T those languages u mentioned.
I know Many of them.

While the ones who know how to Speak it do NOT teach their Children.
E.g. Wizkid and Davido. I wonder if their children know to speak Yoruba.

In 30 yrs time, ALL Nigerian languages will DIE OFF from the face of the earth. 😒

But it can't be nothing compared to my language.

There's hardly an adult Yoruba or Igbo person that don't know how to speak it. But I I have men and women in their fourties and thirties who can't speak our native tongue. Some that can speak it can't even speak it fluently.

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Bros, URHOBO is not dat difficult @all.
I school @Delsu, Abraka and stayed at those Community/Indigene areas.

3 and I also know other foreign languages like Japanese, Korean and German

Illegal1:
There's dis popular woman in d community were i stay here in yenagoa,omoh....dis woman can speak almost 9 dff dialects..


she came to the resturant were i was eating dis afternoon,and she was speaking hausa with one hausa keke rider....i no knw wen i ask her"madam abeg were u 4rm?and she said,i'm a patrotic nigerian..


the guy sitting next to me was lyk"madam u get beta ear ooh....i never even sabi speak my own dialect finish bt u dey hear/speak almost all nigeria dialect,no body fit sell u for dis country ooh.....she jst laff..


so guys,apart 4rm ur native dialect,hw many other nigeria dialect can u speak?

I speak
Igbo, Hausa igala fluently and a reasonable Yoruba( but I can hear everything tho)

Anyone who speaks igala very well won't find it hard to learn Yoruba they have a lot of words in common

I'm Igbo and I speak Akwa Ibom (Ibibio) very well, and small Yoruba, I would have learnt Hausa, but I don't have interest in it for now. (Might learn it later shaa)

I speak fluent Portuguese, German and Japan, like I speak it like it's my Igbo language sef, lol

I have awesome friends from the listed countries above that really helped me

Thanks to:
Hinata 🇯🇵
Walden 🇩🇪
Belmira 🇵🇹

They were the friends that helped me, funny enough we met on Facebook in one group like that and we've been rolling since then till this very moment

Healthy friendship is a very good investment, they'll hardly tell you this.

Hausa and igala


I hear little Yoruba too because Igala

And of course igbo I'm currently mastering Nsịbịdị hieroglyphs writings

I can speak 4 languages

Only one. Hausa

None

2.....Igbo and Yoruba, fluently.

Igbo and pidgin

Illegal1:
There's this popular woman in the community were i stay here in Yenagoa, omoh.... This woman can speak almost 9 different dialects..

She came to the restaurant were I was eating this afternoon, and she was speaking Hausa with one hausa keke rider.... Ino knw wen i ask her" madam abeg were u 4rm? and she said, i'm a patrotic Nigerian..

The guy sitting next to me was lyk "madam u get beta ear ooh....i never even sabi speak my own dialect finish bt u dey hear/speak almost all nigeria dialect, no body fit sell u for dis country ooh.....she jst laff..

So guys, apart from your native dialect, how many other Nigerian languages can speak?

Tiv
Hausa
Fulani(moderate)
Kagoro
Moura
Jukum
Koteb

Illegal1:


omoh.......una get beta ear ooh,even to speak my native urhobo slf nah war.

you can still do it Urhobo sweet

English only

Who language HELP?

11. Fluently.

Igbo and Edo language. Though I'm igbo

Alexandersantos:
How i wish i can speak hausa.,that language dey sweet me no be small

As in!
It's the most beautiful Nigerian language.
Even speaking English with Hausa accent sounds beautiful.

Baba agbalagba welcome back, your homies don miss you die

Boogyman557:
Holly Gram the 1st day way I smoke MAMA KELECHI WEED in 2003... Chaiii!


NaSo I begin see WHITE ANGELS..


Me and doz ANGELS begin speak in TONGUE..


As I drag the WEED again.. NaSo i begin see Chinese people..


E come be like say me and doz Chinese people day inside MARKET de price garri and beans..



I miss P.H ooooo! chai..


LITE UP my WEED in peace


WTF MAN!

NasoLifeBe!!!
* Yoruba
* Benin
* Oke- Agbe Akoko
*Esan
*AKURE

mariahAngel:


As in!
It's the most beautiful Nigerian language.
Even speaking English with Hausa accent sounds beautiful.

So the way Buhari speaks his own English sweets you? Really? 😅

Hausa no sweet abeg.

Hausa, Yoruba, kanuri, owo and Egbira

internationalman:
One thing I like about Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa is that you hardly see their tribesmen who don't know how to speak it. Even those that weren't brought up in their locality still know how to speak it..

But most of my my tribesmen can't even speak it including some that were born and brought up in their locality. I have many friends who have never lived elsewhere other than Edo State but can't speak the language..

It's only Edo State English (pidgin) is mostly used to communicate by the general public. But when I travel to other States, I can easily identify the State with my eye closed because they mostly communicate in their indigenous language...

Edo remains the heartbeat of Nigeria though.

I noticed that too and it’s quite unfortunate
No matter where I chose to stay in the world, my kids must bear Benin names and able to speak Bini

Evestar200:
I can only speak my language URHOBO

. So you be my sister self.

My igbo brothers “kay way”

My Igbo language don improve. I understand wella if you speaking but I never fit speak

Hausa- I can do normal greetings in Hausa and little added jara

I wanna be fluent in the 3 major Nrigerian language

None...



Sadly.

There is no Nigerian language because Nigeria doesn't identify any ethnicity. However, there are languages of peoples deceitfully put together and forcefully tied together to fulfil the lifestyles and destinies of some people in Europe and America while giving their useful idiots here who their peoples label political leaders false sense of superiority.

Alexandersantos:
How i wish i can speak hausa.,that language dey sweet me no be small

Same here

chatinent:
Igbo, Hausa, and ,Yoruba.

makaryaci

Igbo and Hausa.

Igbo,Yoruba and Efik