Nowenuse:


It still came from Nigeria cos it sounds Nigerian

how does Twi or Fante sounds Nigerian?

uzzyfire:
wat do u min

English is not so hard to read and understand.

uzzyfire:
dude how beautiful and how cold is jos, iv been wanting to go there but all d crisis and stuff

There has been no crisis in Jos city for 7 yrs now (so it's a long time).
The cold season is usually Nov-Early March. The cold is over now. Only Nights and mornings are cool now, and rainy days too.
Jos is mountainous, so you will enjoy the scenery. Food is very cheap. In terms of city infrastructure, Jos is just like Warri (although it is neater).

uzzyfire:
oga there's nothing like Ghanaian pidgin , u guys simply copied it from Nigerians . a lot of ghanains try to talk like Nigerians but they end up saying rubbish loooooll. if u hear a Ghanaian speaking pidgin eeehn u will laugh it doesn't suit them at allll

Southern Cameroonians speak pidgin better than Ghanaians...
Ghanaian accent is just funny and weird

Just30:
how does Twi or Fante sounds Nigerian?

I'm not talking of local Ghanaian languages, i'm talking of the pidgin we hear you guys sometimes speak which sounds Nigerian.

Nowenuse:


I'm not talking of local Ghanaian languages, i'm talking of the pidgin we hear you guys sometimes speak which sounds Nigerian.

I just told you, it doesn't sound Nigerian at all. Except you want to tell me Nigerians speak Twi, Fante, Portuguese or Danish
Cos most of the pidgin we speak is a corruption of those languages as well as creative formations to sideline authorities whom we don't want to understand.

GERALD710:

Nigeria and Ghana count Nigerian Diaspora returning to visit Nigeria as Tourists. I checked your stats
In Kenya, we do not do such a thing.In Kenya, a Diaspora visitor is NOT a tourist.Just a citizen visiting Kenya.
Most Nigerian 'tourists' are mostly Nigerian diaspora
All of Kenyan tourists are non Kenyans.If we add Kenyan Diaspora to the numbers, the number swells Weeeeell past 2 million.
Many Tourists use Kenya as the gateway to Tanzania, Maasai Mara and the Serengeti are one continuous ecosystem but the Kenyan side is easier to access as there are good roads leading to the park, unlike the Tanzanian side.
As for Mt Kilimanjaro.Can you just google Amboseli National Park Kenya and look at the pictures or google Loitoktok town and check it is on the slopes of what mountain and which country it is located?

Do you know how large Nigeria's diaspora is and how often they visit?If we were to include those as tourists,the numbers would be crazy.

Olu317:
I hope, you were playing pranks with your statement I just quoted . However, Is there any difference between what you typed and @naijalander's, if interpreted ? I hope you aren't a tertiary school certified? If you are,then , I am highly disappointed in your intellectual capacity.
To be more specific, with another example, “I AM THE GREATEST MAN ON EARTH AND THE GREATEST MAN ON EARTH IS I" . Which among the two is more accurate in its simpler form? Teach us and let's have more knowledge. Tu es mal.

Nigerians and their Shakara. There is a difference between the potential to be the greatest and actually being the greatest. Nigeria is a shithole as it is now, but with massive potential to not be a shithole. Does that help?

Nowenuse:


There has been no crisis in Jos city for 7 yrs now (so it's a long time).
The cold season is usually Nov-Early March. The cold is over now. Only Nights and mornings are cool now, and rainy days too.
Jos is mountainous, so you will enjoy the scenery. Food is very cheap. In terms of city infrastructure, Jos is just like Warri (although it is neater).

so jos has winter ? iv not been to warri before sef so I don't know abt infrastructure.

wat I really want to know is how often jos experiences hailstorms and does it cover a whole street or community

Just30:
English is not so hard to read and understand.

ha,na wa for dis guy ooo

MtuMsuper:

Kiswahili is the official and/or national language in Kenya,Tanzania,Dr Congo, and soon to be Rwanda.
Kiswahili got power baby!

That's just 4 small countries confined to East Africa,and how come Ethiopia doesn't speak swahili?That kind of limits it although I sincerely wish all of black Africa could speak one language even if it was Swahili or Twi.But then a single language as a uniting factor is something overrated.Switzerland,a small country,has 4 official languages(french,Italian,German and Romansch)yet it's arguably the world's richest and most successful nation.

obaaderemi:
That's just 4 small countries confined to East Africa,and how come Ethiopia doesn't speak swahili?That kind of limits it although I sincerely wish all of black Africa could speak one language even if it was Swahili or Twi.But then a single language as a uniting factor is something overrated.Switzerland,a small country,has 4 official languages(french,Italian,German and Romansch)yet it's arguably the world's richest and most successful nation.

Ethiopians will be speaking swahili soon. They are finally opening up to regional trade.

Muafrika2:


That's just an excuse. Tanzania has more than 120 differe tribes. Kenya has over 47 which are officially recognized. Swahili was spoken by just absmall population at the time of adoption, in fact, most of the elderly people in Kenya can't speak swahili - unless they have bee through the education system where its a compulsory subject. Swahili, is spreading through the education system.

Linguistic diversity was the reason why we adopted Swahili, instead of a colonial language. We still use the colonial language for the sake of people like you.

What language do the elderly kenyans who can't speak swahili use especially if they are educated?I feel it has to be English and their indigenous languages.And you speak the colonial language for your own sake because it happens to be a universal language without which you would find it nigh impossible to compete beyond certain levels.Even french and Germans with more developed languages learn English for their own sake

TayserMahiri:


Ethiopians will be speaking swahili soon. They are finally opening up to regional trade.

That will be great but then you've been neighbours for 'forever'.I'm not really sure if Ethiopia borders kenya.Again Aramhaic is a big thing in Ethiopia and kenyans speak way too much English.

Kenya

obaaderemi:
What language do the elderly kenyans who can't speak swahili use especially if they are educated?I feel it has to be English and their indigenous languages.And you speak the colonial language for your own sake because it happens to be a universal language without which you would find it nigh impossible to compete beyond certain levels.Even french and Germans with more developed languages learn English for their own sake

It has nothing to do with more developed language but global influence. Englishmen are just more influential globally (USA, UK, ANZ). Elderly educated kenyans speak fluent english, but they will understand everything you say in Swahili. The problem for them is speaking good swahili because when they were in school it was not a requirement.

obaaderemi:
That will be great but then you've been neighbours for 'forever'.I'm not really sure if Ethiopia borders kenya.Again Aramhaic is a big thing in Ethiopia and kenyans speak way too much English.

We are neigbours but Ethiopia has always segregated herself since the earliest of times due to their history of foreign invasions. Amharic is only spoken in Ethiopia and Eritrea and maybe a little in Egypt (if at all). It has never spread to surrounding countries such as Sudan, Kenya, Djibouti and Somalia. Ethiopian government is very protectionist.

Kenya

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uzzyfire:
ha,na wa for dis guy ooo

need another education?

Just30:
I just told you, it doesn't sound Nigerian at all. Except you want to tell me Nigerians speak Twi, Fante, Portuguese or Danish
Cos most of the pidgin we speak is a corruption of those languages as well as creative formations to sideline authorities whom we don't want to understand.

Hmm, we never hear your pidgin being spoken. Okay, so why do you guys still speak ours?

Can you pls translate these sentences for me in your own pidgin? I'd like to know how it sounds

1, I don't know how to eat this kind of food.
2, It has been long i travelled abroad.
3, My stomach is filled

fanficgirl:

Nigerians and their Shakara. There is a difference between the potential to be the greatest and actually being the greatest. Nigeria is a shithole as it is now, but with massive potential to not be a shithole. Does that help?

According to your definition, which African country is not a shit hole? Do you want to compare yourself with Europeans who have been building their countries for centuries?

Nowenuse:


According to your definition, which African country is not a shit hole? Do you want to compare yourself with Europeans who have been building their countries for centuries?

abi ooo

obaaderemi:
That will be great but then you've been neighbours for 'forever'.I'm not really sure if Ethiopia borders kenya.Again Aramhaic is a big thing in Ethiopia and kenyans speak way too much English.

Ethiopia and Eritrea are very closed societies. They are also very socialist so don't be shocked our cultures are not intertwined compared with other East African nations. However, increased trade and diplomatic ties will solve this dilemma.

uzzyfire:
so jos has winter ? iv not been to warri before sef so I don't know abt infrastructure.

wat I really want to know is how often jos experiences hailstorms and does it cover a whole street or community

It hailstorms almost yearly. Even within Jos-Plateau, some places are colder than the others e.g Rukubua (in Jos city), Pankshin and Kuru towns (outside Jos), because these places are the highest points on the Plateau.
It hails more often in these places because they are colder.
The hailstorms can cover a street. It is worse in some places than others even when it is falling same time.

obaaderemi:
That's just 4 small countries confined to East Africa,and how come Ethiopia doesn't speak swahili?That kind of limits it although I sincerely wish all of black Africa could speak one language even if it was Swahili or Twi.But then a single language as a uniting factor is something overrated.Switzerland,a small country,has 4 official languages(french,Italian,German and Romansch)yet it's arguably the world's richest and most successful nation.

Almost all Swiss people speak German and English. Forget the french speaking and other minorities.

Europe have always had lingua francas at different times. It was latin some few centuries ago, then it became french and now English.

TayserMahiri:


Ethiopians will be speaking swahili soon. They are finally opening up to regional trade.

Swahili can never displace Amharic. It's just impossible. Amharic is as strong as swahili.

Nowenuse:


It hailstorms almost yearly. Even within Jos-Plateau, some places are colder than the others e.g Rukubua (in Jos city), Pankshin and Kuru towns (outside Jos), because these places are the highest points on the Plateau.
It hails more often in these places because they are colder.
The hailstorms can cover a street. It is worse in some places than others even when it is falling same time.

what part of Jos do u stay . does it get very hot in Jos, cos Lagos na fire I swear

uzzyfire:
what part of Jos do u stay . does it get very hot in Jos, cos Lagos na fire I swear

I am not based in Jos. I am based in Warri/Benin, but while am in Jos i stay at Lowcust (that's where my family house is).
It gets hot in Jos too especially now that the rain has not started well. The better fact about Jos is that no matter how hot the daytime is, the nights are always cooler than other cities.

Nowenuse:


Hmm, we never hear your pidgin being spoken. Okay, so why do you guys still speak ours?

Can you pls translate these sentences for me in your own pidgin? I'd like to know how it sounds

1, I don't know how to eat this kind of food.
2, It has been long i travelled abroad.
3, My stomach is filled

if you are interested in hearing Ghanaian pidgin
Search for YOLO on YouTube.
If I type in Fante and Twi, you won't be able to read it

Nowenuse:


I am not based in Jos. I am based in Warri/Benin, but while am in Jos i stay at Lowcust (that's where my family house is).
It gets hot in Jos too especially now that the rain has not started well. The better fact about Jos is that no matter how hot the daytime is, the nights are always cooler than other cities.

I heard pankshin in jos is so cold that ice pellets fall whenever its raining there

Just30:
if you are interested in hearing Ghanaian pidgin
Search for YOLO on YouTube.
If I type in Fante and Twi, you won't be able to read it

oh that crappy show that dey just copied from shuga mchreeww