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Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by pocohantas(f): 1:31pm On Apr 06, 2021
Paul of former PSquare group has this to say to all of you that insult people for sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic or Hausatic...

I heard some parents pay hundreds of thousands in Lagos to have their kids learn to speak like Brits.

Let’s also stop mocking our amiable President- President Buhari. grin

And Kanu Nwankwo...
Okocha, Emenike... cheesy

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by pocohantas(f): 1:31pm On Apr 06, 2021
I will never forget this colleague of mine who had her university education in the UK. She also had her Masters and a professional course. She had all this as a graduate trainee. Chick was intelligent, but there was a “problem”. Bola (not real name) had a strong h-factor which affected her presentations and killed her zeal to handle public speaking.

Public speaking was one of our courses and the girl fell sick before the day sef. Anxiety wan kill am. When we were practicing among ourselves, she never finished her speech. We would be giggling when she calls hair, air and things like that. We never meant any harm, but we just couldn’t hold back the laughter. Though with time some of us, especially those in her group learned to suck it up.

The day we were supposed to present, our Chief HR officer was there, along with some other top officials. She got on the stage all dressed in her suit, said a few sentences and the giggling started. She tried to continue, but alas, she dropped the microphone and ran out of the hall, she was just crying “I can’t do this, I can’t”.

It was a turning point in our training as the whole class started crying. That was the last day we laughed at her or any other person. Laughed out o, because some people wan explode from holding back laughter. cheesy

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Millimann: 1:36pm On Apr 06, 2021
Even some of those people that sound like Brits can't write well.

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by donbachi(m): 1:36pm On Apr 06, 2021
Nna men!

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Amotolongbo(f): 1:36pm On Apr 06, 2021
It is stupidity expecting a cockerel to sound like a turkey

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by AGNESikpuNNU(f): 1:40pm On Apr 06, 2021
Very much in order

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Pmpm: 1:42pm On Apr 06, 2021
Hmmm
Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Draslo(m): 1:43pm On Apr 06, 2021
He's not lying. I swear, if you have a sit-down with some of Nigeria's richest men, the dialect in their accent is unmistakable. There's nothing to be ashamed about it. I actively keep my accent Nigerian no matter where I go or how long I stay there. Some people will go to Egypt, spend 1-2 years there, come back and start speaking in a strange accent that is neither British, American, Arabic or Nigerian. (Footballers, I'm looking at you o! Learn from Kanu Nwankwo)
grin

I was shocked the day I met ex-BBN housemate, Mercy. Her accent is not sexy at all but the girl's got business brain.

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by LMS1(m): 1:44pm On Apr 06, 2021
Some Of Us That Grew Up Outside Nigeria And Above The Continent We Dont Sound Either Igbotic, Yorubatic, Hausatic Or Fulanitic,
Rather We Sound Slawomirrtic,
For Intance This Is How We Speak:
"Damn Nigaarr!,
Dont You Want Some Dope Powper Ina Fi Life?,
Hey Niggar, U Talking Bout Me?,
Stay Clear Niggar Cus Am A Bad B.itch And You Dont Wanna Bleep With Me,
Dude You Okay! Dont Cough Blood Ina Di Streets, Do yu Want The Cops To Trace Our Ass?
You Are Bomboclat Niggar!!
Bomboclat!!

Jor I Nor Well grin

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Nobody: 1:44pm On Apr 06, 2021
Exactly some of them illiterates are here on Nairaland forming Brit by force,don't just let me start mentioning their Monikers mtcheww

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by pocohantas(f): 1:45pm On Apr 06, 2021
Way back people were mocked for being too indigenous, the goal was to be foreign. Someone would open their mouth waaa and say “you speak your language too much”. Are you okay? Which language e for speak?

Thankfully all that is changing. I think the commercialization of indigenous rap (and comedy) also played a role. Some people started to feel bad that they couldn’t speak fluently, enough to make some money out of it or even understand the jokes.

People want to be like Phyno or Olamide. Now everyone is tapping into their localness.

We are making progress, we would get there...

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Nobody: 1:48pm On Apr 06, 2021
On point
Another thing that annoys me is the fact that parents of nowadays fail to teach their children their local languages.
We sef wey sabi speak, they'll look at us as local.
Just as Bella shmurda said

Our own language now sounds like vernacular to our ears

What rubbish angry
As I dey now, my dream is to japa, even if I japa
No matter the country wey I dey, my kids will speak Igbo.
If I move to USA, they'll speak Igbo with American accent
If I move to UK, they'll speak Igbo with British accent
If I move to Canada, they'll speak Igbo with Canadian accent.

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by techmo(m): 1:54pm On Apr 06, 2021
cool


Education ; the process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, morals, beliefs, and habits

Literacy ; the ability to read and write.

accent; a distinctive way of pronouncing a language, especially one associated with a particular country, area, or social class.

IQ: intelligence quotient a number representing a person's reasoning ability (measured using problem-solving tests) as compared to the statistical norm or average for their age, taken as 100.

If you have resided in a multi racial City like Dubai, all these nonsense accent and forming posh won't even bother you


Ability to read and write (literacy) or how you sound (accent) doesn't make you more intelligent or more educated

It's mostly Nigerians with low mentality and low self esteem that takes this seriously



.

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by noleflendum: 1:58pm On Apr 06, 2021
no leflendum no erection

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Kondomatic(m): 2:06pm On Apr 06, 2021
Back then when we still do "VN Thread" on here. I uploaded my own Voice Note jejely and one girl said that I have a thick "Igbotic Accent" and I asked her If I am supposed to sound like a Jamaican.


We too dey overdo things in this country.

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Nobody: 2:14pm On Apr 06, 2021
Kondomatic:
Back then when we still do "VN Thread" on here. I uploaded my own Voice Note jejely and one girl said that I have a thick "Igbotic Accent" and I asked her If I am supposed to sound like a Jamaican.


We too dey overdo things in this country.
Voice note on Nairaland?

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Kondomatic(m): 2:21pm On Apr 06, 2021
Nairalandian:
Voice note on Nairaland?
Yes Chief.


Nairaland was actually very fun before

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Kondomatic(m): 2:22pm On Apr 06, 2021
Nairalandian:
Voice note on Nairaland?
Yes Chief.


Nairaland was actually very fun before
Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by We4all: 2:23pm On Apr 06, 2021
He is getting it wrong. Accents are a vital part of a language. If you speak Spanish with a Portuguese accent, you will definitely sound odd.

When learning a language, you should also try to acquaint yourself with the accent. That way, you can communicate effectively with a native speaker.

For instance, I speak Hausa but with a bad accent. I'm trying to polish it. If I can, then there is nothing wrong if an English speaker decides to polish his accent. English is just one of the many languages and there should be no exceptions to it.

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by iamyemiakins(m): 3:49pm On Apr 06, 2021
Na dem sabi, my English is Yorubatic and I'm cool with it cool

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Peace081: 4:01pm On Apr 06, 2021
pocohantas:
I will never forget this colleague of mine who had her university education in the UK. She also had her Masters and a professional course. She had all this as a graduate trainee. Chick was intelligent, but there was a “problem”. Bola (not real name) had a strong h-factor which affected her presentations and killed her zeal to handle public speaking.

Public speaking was one of our courses and the girl fell sick before the day sef. Anxiety wan kill am. When we were practicing among ourselves, she never finished her speech. We would be giggling when she calls hair, air and things like that. We never meant any harm, but we just couldn’t hold back the laughter. Though with time some of us, especially those in her group learned to suck it up.

The day we were supposed to present, our Chief HR officer was there, along with some other top officials. She got on the stage all dressed in her suit, said a few sentences and the giggling started. She tried to continue, but alas, she dropped the microphone and ran out of the hall, she was just crying “I can’t do this, I can’t”.

It was a turning point in our training as the whole class started crying. That was the last day we laughed at her or any other person. Laughed out o, because some people wan explode from holding back laughter. cheesy

Absolutely rubbish

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by BlessedNuel: 4:36pm On Apr 06, 2021
Speechless
Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Bodyodour: 5:13pm On Apr 06, 2021
Kondomatic:
Back then when we still do "VN Thread" on here. I uploaded my own Voice Note jejely and one girl said that I have a thick "Igbotic Accent" and I asked her If I am supposed to sound like a Jamaican.


We too dey overdo things in this country.
VN on nairaland?

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by AlphaSoul: 11:27am On Apr 07, 2021
pocohantas:
I will never forget this colleague of mine who had her university education in the UK. She also had her Masters and a professional course. She had all this as a graduate trainee. Chick was intelligent, but there was a “problem”. Bola (not real name) had a strong h-factor which affected her presentations and killed her zeal to handle public speaking.

Public speaking was one of our courses and the girl fell sick before the day sef. Anxiety wan kill am. When we were practicing among ourselves, she never finished her speech. We would be giggling when she calls hair, air and things like that. We never meant any harm, but we just couldn’t hold back the laughter. Though with time some of us, especially those in her group learned to suck it up.

The day we were supposed to present, our Chief HR officer was there, along with some other top officials. She got on the stage all dressed in her suit, said a few sentences and the giggling started. She tried to continue, but alas, she dropped the microphone and ran out of the hall, she was just crying “I can’t do this, I can’t”.

It was a turning point in our training as the whole class started crying. That was the last day we laughed at her or any other person. Laughed out o, because some people wan explode from holding back laughter. cheesy

Tell me here and now that you're joking? wink Don't let anybody else know... grin


How did she survive the so-called "strong h-factor" knowing full well that she schooled at a university in the UK? The whites actually get curious and attracted to people
with slightly foreign accents faster than they do to those immigrant Africans (with doctored British or a localised Cockney accents)... who go about mouthing "innit, innit."grin


She didn't have to develop self-doubt while engaging in public speaking because of her accent tbh. With a knowledge of Emotional Intelligence, she would have easily overcome that situation.


I actually find women who are intelligent but with a slight accent
(h-factor Yoruba, Spanish, French, Zulu) while speaking English to be cute and attractive.


All the best.

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by TalkTalkTwins(m): 11:36am On Apr 07, 2021
Gbam!
Even his music, he doesn't try to make things look foreign and I seriously love that.
Falz, Flavour, Rudeboy, Teni and other artists that don't jump off to Dubai to shoot music videos are the real MVPs.

Don't mind una president wey dey rush to UK to check im BP at the slightest discomfort.

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by inumidun2010(m): 11:36am On Apr 07, 2021
if I speak English and you don understand wetin I talk, Ces't fini... If I use Ogbomosho accent, Na your Problem be dat...
If you want me to form POSH, I sabi that one ehn....
That's how they will be singing in choir, you won't understand what they are singing.. They will now be furious complaining that the Sound Engineer lowered their MIC.. Aunty Sing, this is not KARAOKE or LIP SYNC

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by ThumbzTNA(m): 11:36am On Apr 07, 2021
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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by YoungLionken(m): 11:37am On Apr 07, 2021
Speak for your self, don't drag any tribe with you...
Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by koladebrainiac(m): 11:37am On Apr 07, 2021
I think Accent and spoken English should not be the basis for measuring person literacy or IQ

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Nobody: 11:37am On Apr 07, 2021
you spoilt it all by bringing buhari to it

Trump didn't complain about buharis language (even though he used translator to hear him speak English)

Trump complain was lifelessness


Alot of Nigerians feel the same about a president whose words are depressing rather than inspiring

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Re: Rudeboy: You Are An Illiterate If You Mock One For Sounding Igbotic, Yorubatic by Monogamy: 11:38am On Apr 07, 2021

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