₦airaland Forum

HalimaSadiya:
Yar iska , is it your skin ?

lmao

fk001:
Lol kawai na saka ne Dan Neman tsokana

Rotflmao


Torr




Sai ka shirya

fk001:
Toh Sai kazo mutumina

Torr



Signature din ya sa ni dariya

fk001:
Asokoro


Yaushe zaka dawo Hutu?

Yayi kyau.

Zan dawo a may ko june

fk001:
Ina Abuja...

Wacce unguwa ?

fk001:
Toh Allah sa..


Kana Lagos ne ko Abuja?

Lagos.

Kai fah ?

fk001:
Eyya hardluck.


So how have you been?

We thank god.

Its been rough at times but we thank god

What about u ?

fk001:
Gashi fa ka gama koyan Hausa complete

Ha ha

Ba haka ba ne.

Ni ne learner har yanzu.

Insha allah zan zama expert very soon.

fk001:
Is farouk i lost your contact..

My friend

Boss dina yaya kake ?

Kwana biyu

Phone din ya samu matsalar.

Shi ya sa ban zo whatsapp group ba.

A hailin yanzu , ina amfani da curve4.ba shi da whatsapp ba

NwaAmaikpe:



I truly don't think NDLEA and NAFDAC impounded all those hard drugs.

These folks are certainly under the influence of something strong; something that has blocked their brain from reason or perception.

Lmao

seguno2:
You sabi wetin dey happen.
Sharp guy

the way wey dem go tax tb joshua no go funny

seguno2:
You sabi wetin dey happen.
Sharp guy

more money to isreal

At long last......FTC

Gfg

Hmmn

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AjaanaOka:
Why did you write "and worse, Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa"? Because learning other Nigerian languages is so much more terrible than mastering Spanish and German?

Glad I'm not the only one that noticed that.

Barkanku da rana mutanena


Fassara time

Are you still using it ?

The day has been wasted

The day hasn't been wasted

You lnow where they sell bags

It is bitter

That drug is bitter

Who am I

Who are you

Noise disturbs comfort

I will appreciate it if you shut up

What is the time

I met dark skinned people

Is it working?

engrchykae:
the case for illorin and the original hausa indigenes of the northwest and the rest of the north is CLOSED.
The fulani happened to be the smartest and politically adept people.
When they want to subdue an enemy,they do so completely.
They arrest political power by installing an emir.
They arrest religious power by being in complete control of the Islamic religion,the imams and sultans are the exclusive of the fulanis.
Then lastly they seize economic power by owning the lands which is the instrument of production.
This method was so potent that Ibrahim Shekarau was the first and only hausa to become kano state governor.

Wooow

At the last sentence

urahara:
sir , in your opinion , how long does it take to learn hausa perfectly fluently from the scratch ?

im planning on doing my nysc in a core northern state in other to learn to fluency

I asked this question amd I'm still yet to get a reply.

Ya kamata wani ya amsa mini

Nowenuse:
Well i really am limited in the area of hausa rescources n materials for learning.
Sorry but really i dont believe much in learning of a language through media but learning by living in the midst of the speakers of the language, especially for Nigerian/african languages.





Secretary abdul was right. Kano hausa dialect is the central dialect. If u learn it u can communicate with any other hausa speaker, but as a second language hausa speaker i suggest u learn hausa first from the 2nd language speakers because ours is just very extremely easy and simple.
So after learning from 2nd language speakers, u can graduate to learning to speak like the native hausa speakers.
So i suggest u try to learn hausa from people from Jos/Plateau areas, Taraba, Nasarawa, Niger, Abuja , Kaduna e.t.c. The kind of hausa we speak is very very simple, slow and easy to get.

sir , in your opinion , how long does it take to learn hausa perfectly fluently from the scratch ?

im planning on doing my nysc in a core northern state in other to learn to fluency

Hoii:
I learnt Khana during NYSC cos i realy mingled with the villagers, always with them in the markets, farm, church, stream, everywhere. I actualy bought a notebook to aid my learning the language. I still av the book sef. I miss those pple soooo much. It was very difficult for me to leave them. Just go to Kaani village & ask of Corper Olu, they cant forget me, even the king knows me. The villagers & my students still call me till today and we communicate with khana on phone. Unfortunately, i'v never been around Egun people for a long time. Both of my parents are Egun o, they ddn't teach we the children. They only spoke Egun whenever they wanted to hide something from us

Very impressive learning a language to fluency in just a year

javalove:
I speak

Yoruba - Mother tongue
English - fluent
French - fluent
Hausa - fluent
Kilba (fluently) - a tribe in adamawa
I speak Ahmaric fluently too (ethiopian langauge)

learning spanish now. . .



#Javalove. . .unless otherwise stated. . .!

Wooow

So how did u learn amrahic ?

OluwaWizzy:
as serious as not understanding greetings in English

Lmao


That's very very serious.

At least that will make you become an expert in hausa language.

Doing my nysc in a state like that will be a dream come true for me

OluwaWizzy:
Hello fellow Nairalanders!!!

I just got to Rafi local govt, kagara. Niger state. as a corper..
and I noticed language barrier... please how do I communicate with then here.. especially when I want to buy items.

I would rather love to have physical friends...


please help oooo

How serious is the language barrier ?

AreaFada2:
Sure, Urhobo is very rich in deed. I hear words in Urhobo language that I used to hear old Benin people use like 3 decades ago. I used to listen as a kid. People over 90 then. All gone now.

These Urhobo words are ancient Edoid words. Would have been regular words in Benin centuries back.

Those old Benin people called coconut "kokodia" instead of Ivin as it is called today. God as "Oghene-Osa" instead of Osanobua commonly used today. And many others.

So within two generations, you can see how a language changes quickly.

interesting

AnonyNymous:
Just finished listening to covers of Akeboshi - Wind (the first ending song in Naruto) and its really sad because Boruto just cant live up to Naruto no matter how hard it tries to. The storyline so far isnt really that good. Especially when they revealed it was the class rep that was the cause for the 'black chakra', like wtf?? It was supposed to be unexpected and shocking but it was a huge fail because there were no subtle signs that'd make you have an 'ohh' moment and ve impresed by the genius of the storyline. I think Studio Pierot just wants to milk the hell out of the Naruto franchise and make as much money as they can. I mean, its not even Masashi Kishimoto that's writing Boruto

dont try to live so ryt , dont try cause you are so right .cause you will break your self oin the end


naruto is the greatest anime ever

compared to naruto , boruto is shitt

bet9ja:
There is no financial reward if your motive is the financial gain, you will get frustrated and became a copy and paste programmer. However, if your motive is to learn programming from what variable is, how can you implement a conditional statement, zeal to fight Multa-Kombat with bugs, figure out how things works, write bad codes and learn how to write good one, sitting with your computer from morning till Night working on imaginary projects and not sample project from YouTube.

Then you are ready to smile to the bank in few years.

Thanx