₦airaland Forum

February 21st every year is celebrated as international mother language day.

Due to western invasion, we mostly loose connection with our local dialects and have embraced foreign languages thereby relegating our mothers tongue. Research has shown that with this speed, before the next 50 years our mother tongue will be spoken by very few among the elites in Nigeria.

That's why Prince Osisioma Foundation team in collaboration with Anambra State Broadcasting services went around town interacting with people on the streets and asking them various questions in their mother tongue.

We encourage all to embrace their language be you Igbo, Hausa, yoruba, igala, ibibio and so many other languages in Nigeria.

Watch the video and see the reactions of people on the streets of Anambra State.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFPYkGLMhnQ&feature=youtu.be

https://lailasnews.com/prince-osisioma-foundation-marks-international-mother-language-day-2020/

I'm Igbo and I speak Igbo proudly as my mother language.
I speak Yoruba very well too.
My next target now is Hausa, I want to be a complete WaZoBia.

Happy mother language day.

Makes sense but comical to me ..

Good!

I am Igbo and am always proud of my language.

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I thought today is 24th?

So they kinda celebrated the thing 3days ago??

Woho!

I don't understand.
Is it like my mother's language?
Is it my mother tongue?

Or is it the language that my village people speak

Orisirisi

Damnnnnn niggarrr

Proud to be Bini

Mother Bini
Father Bini

Oba gha to okpere!
Ise!

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I'm Igbo and I speak Igbo proudly as my mother language.
I speak Yoruba very well too.
My next target now is Hausa, I want to be a complete WaZoBia.

Happy mother language day.

Give it up for the Nigerian of the month Guys!

From all of us @[color=#006600][/color] : CONGRATULATIONS.
You are the man!
Mother's tongue is bae!

Meanwhile,

o daa

This is good

Igbo Kwenu!!!

Please quote me with Salutations/Greetings in your Mother tongue

Our mother language should be promoted all time all day, at any place, School, Church etc

This is welcome development

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Damn it

E kaaro O! Iwo ti OLORUN Alaaye da emi e si d'ojo Oni, ti tun fun o ni oju at ajinde lati ri nkan ti mo ko ka, oo ni wa ye lasan o! Lagbara OLOHRUN Alaaye, o ri Ogo re lo, Aye o ni panan Ogo re. L'Odun yi, o s'ori. Ebi, ara, ore o si pejo ba o yo. O kere, o to bi ni, ibanuje o ni wonu Aye re o! Nkan to OLOHRUN Alaaye ran o waye wa se, o s'ase yori e!

Most Igbos in Lagos can probably speak Yoruba fluently

Nice development..

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What's the essence

Yoruba la wa o aki nse DMS,
bere wa ni obalende titi de CMS


awon nairalander ni mi gbo oyinbo, é ba mi bere lowo wón sé oyinbo gbo Yoruba


ede abinibi kó sé fi owo ro sí eyin paapa ninu asalo oro ati ede yorúba

Happy celebration.


I am always proud of those that speaks both local dialect together with English without confusion. Anyways, I am one of them.

Everyone including 3 years old member of my family speaks Yoruba, English is considered as second option.

Speak English in school, speak Yoruba at home!

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So?

They call it mother tongue, but unfortunately these modern day mothers and young girls are not good or maybe don't even speak the local language. It's a mother's duty to teach the kids the local language cos she's the one closer to them.
NB. I'm not excluding the men from the duty too. We all need to get all hands on deck to ensure our identity and language don't go extinct.
Igbo bu Igbo, mma mmanu o.

Awa lomo kaaro o jiire..

Omo Yoruba atata!

Proudly Omoluabi to yaayi..