curvilicious:
I have nothing to say is since i already know their difference. Ekiti pple come nd learn o

Eldee54321:
what do u mean? Ekiti ppl are more brilliant and intelligent than any other ppl in NIGERIA...

AyamConfidence:
Lemme just add this one

LORD :- If you feel holy and like worshipping or you use it in the right way without disrespecting the bearer you can use this writing and pronunciation.....this one must not be joked with

E.g:- oh LORD I am very grateful

LAWD:- Nairalanders own way of trying to bypass disrespecting the Lord's title....this one can be used in all manner of jokes and sex related descriptions

E.g:- TheBlessedMan

cutelover19:
Hi guys,
As a Nigerian i can't help but notice how we tend to overlook nuances in our vocabulary.
Today i will be discussing the differences between Sight, Site and Cite. As you would have noticed, the aforementioned words are homophones.

1. Sight: This directly refers to the ability to a person to see as a verb (action) e.g tell me when you sight seun. As a noun, it means the power/ faculty of seeing e.g a snake's sight is poor in dim light.

2. Site: A site is a geographical location/ point of the earth e.g the proposed site of an airport.

3. Cite: to quote or mention a book/ journal/ document (especially an authority on a subject) to support an argument or a theory e.g he cited the work of Albert Einstein to support his claim


Now that we know the differences and contexts within which such words should be used, can we go into the world and educate others? Thanks for your time, kindly like the article if you found it helpful

Fairgodwin:
I sincerely think as well as believe everyone, I mean almost everyone knows all that.

ROYH:
TheBlessedMAN

TheBlessedMAN:
hmmmm....ah *cite you bro

iceberryose:
Nice observation.But since they're pronounced ALMOST same way you'd hardly notice during a speech.

ROYH:
, just like memory card, my brotherly blood brother is corrupt+ing

TheBlessedMAN:
chisos! R.I.P english, you've just been murdered by Rohy!