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UPDATE: Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa by 3edibles(op): 5:09pm On Jun 21, 2020
In Nigeria today we often find that our indigenous languages, even the main three are spoken by the current generation with a lot of English words. Either word for word or poorly remixed to fit the tonation.

E.G. Table (english) --- Tabili (yoruba)

Without relying on the federal government (due to chronic uselessness), how would you suggest this habit can be fixed? Would it be possible to establish a central and official language development centre where our indigenous vocabulary is updated by fluent language experts creating new words for new objects and inventions and publishing official dictionaries (like the english Oxford dictionary for example) instead of simply copying the English language? I fear that without this crucial action, indigenous languages are at risk of being left to decay in the past.

Do you think it's necessary or possible and if so how?
Re: UPDATE: Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa by Iceberg3: 5:14pm On Jun 21, 2020
Imagine,Tabili!!!?

BAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAHAA!!!!

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Re: UPDATE: Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa by 3edibles(op): 5:23pm On Jun 21, 2020
Iceberg3:
Imagine,Tabili!!!?

BAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAHAA!!!!

grin grin grin
Please keep your deranged tribalistic posts off this thread, you are a pathetic embarrassment.
If you have no intelligent suggestions to post, you have my permission to s h u t - u p.
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