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| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by orufe: 5:27pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
[/b] ChinenyeN: This is what happens to his mind when he can't take discussing with Odumchi and I. One only wonders what will happen when he actually gets serious and starts trying to harass and insult others of various Igbo groups about their origin and cultural identity. Kee nbaa ochi yee About the above, why not start a thread that will bring your kins together and also write the way you do. Do you not think it is an insult for you to be doing this in a thread meant for Igbo people. Ika, Ukwuani, Mbaise etc have threads where they write in their local dialects. You hardly see them coming to general Igbo threads to do this sort of silly silly things you are doing. Show respect to people dude.[b] 1 Like |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 5:29pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
lol Orufe you're not serious. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by orufe: 5:48pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
ChinenyeN: lol Orufe you're not serious.Dude, take it from me, this your attitude is sickening. If you write Igbo there will be no complaims. There is a thread where people came together and wrote in their dialects. That is in another thread. You enjoy writing in your dialect that is good, but show some respect to Igbo people here who are not from the same village as you. Why is it difficult for a stubborn girl like you to start a thread about your village and inviting your village nairalanders to join you. Dude, once gain, stop this nonsense and show respect to others. Enough is enough. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 5:54pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
But it is okay for Anambra people to come writing their ife fa ncha? lol again, Orufe you're not serious. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by orufe: 6:00pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
ChinenyeN: But it is okay for Anambra people to come writing their ife fa ncha? lol again, Orufe you're not serious.I wonder the size of brains you have, dou fart in your classroom or workplace because another person does that also. For Christ sake, start up a thread about your village and dialects. On that thread, you may teach people about the uniqueness of your village and dialect. Please behave like someone who was fed with mother's breastmilk rather than urine. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 6:02pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
Until you decide to come down on Anambra folk for the ife fa ncha in general Igbo threads, I have no reason to take you seriously. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by orufe: 6:09pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
ChinenyeN: Until you decide to come down on Anambra folk for the ife fa ncha in general Igbo threads, I have no reason to take you seriously.What you write is never thought in any school in Igboland. Even in your village, no one teaches the nonsense you vomit on regular basis. Anambra chaps write what they are thought in schools in their villages. If you want to teach people about your dialects and how to write it, you are welcomed but in another thread. Do not turn this thread to Anambra vs your village because of your stupidity, just respect people who are not from your village, but if you must write in your village style, it should be in another thread. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 6:12pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
orufe: What you write is never thought in any school in Igboland. Even in your village, no one teaches the nonsense you vomit on regular basis. Anambra chaps write what they are thought in schools in their villages.Lol that [/i]is your reasoning? Oh, and yes, [i]"the nonsense you vomit" is a great way to get me to reconsider my writing. Lol smh |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by NRIPRIEST(m): 7:01pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
ChinenyeN: Until you decide to come down on Anambra folk for the ife fa ncha in general Igbo threads, I have no reason to take you seriously. Hahaha! Okpogbuo ya. I write in mostly my dialect because all Igbos understand it. I do understand Odumchi when he writes in Arochukwu dialect,Achi4u,when he writes,all Imo groups,Enugu groups,most Ebonyi and Abia but I dont understand your gibberish! Infact,nobody understands you even your Ngwa ppl! Now,my q uestion is why do you keep writing what nobody understands ? How do you reason? |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 8:04pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
NRI PRIEST: Hahaha! Okpogbuo ya. I write in mostly my dialect because all Igbos understand it. I do understand Odumchi when he writes in Arochukwu dialect,Achi4u,when he writes,all Imo groups,Enugu groups,most Ebonyi and Abia but I dont understand your gibberish! Infact,nobody understands you even your Ngwa ppl! Now,my q uestion is why the f.uck do you keep writing what nobody understands ? How do you reason?Lol, i kasola? Which Ngwa people have you seen me discuss with in Ngwa, here on NL? Anyway, let me actually stop and take the time to be serious, and answer your question honestly and "semi-detailedly". Nri Priest, the truth is that I write in Ngwa, because I enjoy writing in Ngwa. Also, most of the time I am writing, I am never actually trying to communicate anything to anyone. My thoughts are just in Ngwa, so I naturally express them that way. I don't ever think in "General Igbo". So my natural responses are not going to take the form of "General Igbo", but that hasn't stopped me from writing in "General Igbo". I've done it several times, and I actually have no problem doing it. But that is only if I actually want to communicate. When communication isn't on my mind, then Ngwa just flows, and it's so very easy to me, unlike "General Igbo". Also, to be 100% honest, writing in "General Igbo" just tastes bland in my mind. The inherent color and flavor that I so enjoy in Ngwa simply gets lost in translation, whenever I try to express what I'm thinking in "General Igbo". Sometimes this lack of "taste" in "General Igbo" makes the whole thing unattractive to me. That's the honest truth. I think I remember answering a similar question before. Afam4eva once misconstrued a statement I made about my preference to speak Ngwa, and I explained to him the same thing I have just explained to you. Ngwa is what I think in. It's easier and its aesthetically more pleasing that "General Igbo" (of which I'm told that I don't sound right when I try to speak it). |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 8:26pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
Now that I've written at length, I just hope I never need to take the time to write all that again. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by mimifonwon(f): 9:59pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
NRI PRIEST: BIA enyi'm, nwaokoro la nwa agborbia, kpacharakwa owenu anya. Anyi nkwesiri izukulata nganania maka anyi nile mbu umunne,nwa afor nde igbo. Olu anyi ngi la suo igbo ndi izi ebe anyi nhe, la omelala anyi.( ihe ndi isu, mbu ngwa igbo, mma'm mbu onye osisioma ngwa). Anyi kwesiri igi la anyasu na were gba nzuko. Unu were ya wayo oo.!!!.. IF you cannot understand the dialect ask we shall teach you...the ngwa people happens to speak the original ancient igbo,undiluted...unlike many other clans..if you doubt go ask your grandpa..lol... I asked mine..LOL. So lets be merry and learn eachothers dialects.. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 10:10pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
. mimifonwon: BIA enyi'm, nwaokoro la nwa agborbia, kpacharakwa owenu anya. Anyi nkwesiri izukulata nganania maka anyi nile mbu umunne,nwa afor nde igbo. Olu anyi ngi la suo igbo ndi izi ebe anyi nhe, la omelala anyi.( ihe ndi isu, mbu ngwa igbo, mma'm mbu onye osisioma ngwa). Anyi kwesiri igi la anyasu na were gba nzuko. Unu were ya wayo oo.!!!.. IF you cannot understand the dialect ask we shall teach you...the ngwa people happens to speak the original ancient igbo,undiluted...unlike many other clans..if you doubt go ask your grandpa..lol... I asked mine..LOL. So lets be merry and learn eachothers dialects.. I kanda ya daanne. Ta anyi nlee sikwa ma o nugh-ta ma kwegh-ta whne kena i kara gbuo waa. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by mimifonwon(f): 10:12pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
ChinenyeN: . obu giri mbu "ta a nle" biko kowarala'm |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by orufe: 10:19pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
mimifonwon:You are missing the point. There are threads about dialects and people can learn each others dialect there. If Chinenye wants to teach his dialect, he should feel free to do that. In a thread such as this one, it is not only people from his village are reading and posting here. His attitude is rude. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 10:20pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
mimifonwon: obu giri mbu "ta a nle" biko kowarala'mHarawa. Hnwe o bu mbu la ma adigh kacha hnwe m dira aka komputa eme ya submit, ma emeela m ya edit. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by odumchi: 11:16pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by Nobody: 11:39pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
This okpu agu is not fashionable at all, won't let my husband wear it. The red hat looks better especially for weddings. Who remembers 'the new masquerade', is that not what Natty wears?  So casual looking. And I think you men need to upgrade your traditional costumes. The women look better and are always on point.   |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by NRIPRIEST(m): 2:16am On Aug 03, 2012 |
mimifonwon: |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by NRIPRIEST(m): 2:38am On Aug 03, 2012 |
mimifonwon: Hahaha! "Ngwa speaks the original ancient Igbo" ? Did you come up with this or your maternal granpa told you? Is it the same Ngwa that migrated from Mbaise or is it the ones that lives in the moon ? Abeg,go do your research before with continue with that issue! Do not insult the people who invented what is knon today as the Igbo culture! Dont you ever make a statement like that again. Ngwa doesnt really have a defined culture!!! Do not meddle into this matter again! Its bigger than you! |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by NRIPRIEST(m): 2:43am On Aug 03, 2012 |
ChinenyeN: Dude,this chic cant understand your "latin" but I did understand everything she supposedly wrote in "Ngwa". Dont act like you dont know thay nobody understands you. Its all in your head. Get it out,little hommie! |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 3:12am On Aug 03, 2012 |
NRI PRIEST: Dude,this chic cant understand your "latin" but I did understand everything she supposedly wrote in "Ngwa". Dont act like you dont know thay nobody understands you. Its all in your head. Get it out,little hommie!After getting a glimps of her writing, I'm sure she'll understand mine. From what I read (what she wrote to me), I can comfortably say she knows her Ngwa, but she mixes it with general Igbo expressions (expressions that I wouldn't use; like "wayo" ). Anyway, you need to relax. You don't have to get upset, just because you can't understand my non-generalized Ngwa. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by Abagworo(m): 6:52am On Aug 03, 2012 |
NRI PRIEST: The sooner you drop this your constant assumption, the better for all Igbos. Trying to claim other Igbos are from Nri will rather bruise our relationship as Igbos in general. It is better you respect peoples tradition and also accept the diversity of Igbos which makes us stronger. What ChinenyeN writes expresses the nasal variations in which the words are pronounced when speaking Ngwa. I understand it well. 1 Like |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ifyalways(f): 7:09am On Aug 03, 2012 |
OP is a clown. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by Antivirus92(m): 7:16am On Aug 03, 2012 |
mimifonwon:even ur fellow ngwa is asking u for explanation |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by Antivirus92(m): 7:40am On Aug 03, 2012 |
orufe:thank you my friend. I just did it out of anger. This myopic dudes just lack sense of judgement and just vomit lies they got from their ill parents. They don't reason/think deeply into something to know exactly what the truth is. They can't differentiate between myth and reality. The one that pains me most is their lies against the entire igbo race. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ezeagu(m): 5:17pm On Aug 03, 2012 |
stillwater: This okpu agu is not fashionable at all, won't let my husband wear it. The red hat looks better especially for weddings. Who remembers 'the new masquerade', is that not what Natty wears? Unu ge ji 'Fashion', mọ bụ Fascistion gbu onwe gi. "This okpu agu is not fashionable at all, won't let my husband wear it." [size=18pt]O![/size] Ndi fasssion e kwujuole nke ha. Ha chọ ka anyi tiwe uwe ndi nne nne ndi beke. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by mimifonwon(f): 6:42pm On Aug 03, 2012 |
NRI PRIEST: ummmmm rewind... i hope it was not me you were speaking to...you know what i think you were looking in your mirror when you said the rubbish above. The given is ngwa is the largest clan in igboland..second nde mbaise's igbo is now watered down, the authentic igbo is lacking in the speech of this generation...third, ara odi gba ghi, mbaise created whaaattt? Ngwa people have a rich culture and until you go to an ngwa gathering dont come here claiming precedence over any clan. Anyways i dont have your time..aftr all most igbo people dont even know how they came to existence, some claim hebrew heritage,others nri lineage, and so on. At the end of the day... Igbo mbu Igbo, no matter the voice or dialect used to speak it. The cultures are different,yet the same. Anyways i tell "wannabe"relevant,but yet irrelevant lost people like you to go ask the dibia in your village about your people,so you will not come here talking rubbishooo. Olo lili loooo,oooh...ooh...ooh. Nde Umu'Nne mma mma nu ooo, anam' ekele unu, uwa nke nanai, adighi nfe, anyi nkwesiri imutama omena-ala anyi, ma oburu li ibu onye mbaise la onye aba, igbo mbu igbo..ngwa ka anyi na ga li ihu!! |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by Antivirus92(m): 7:17pm On Aug 03, 2012 |
mimifonwon:i think you need to eat. You sound like a person on fasting. Ngwa that got mixed-up with their non-igbo neighbours ,loosing some of their original igbo culture,tradition and language. i personally don't consider ngwa people igbo enough. |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by ChinenyeN(m): 3:17am On Aug 29, 2012 |
Antivirus92: i think you need to eat. You sound like a person on fasting. Ngwa that got mixed-up with their non-igbo neighbours ,loosing some of their original igbo culture,tradition and language. i personally don't consider ngwa people igbo enough.*grin* |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by OdenigboAroli(m): 6:18pm On Aug 29, 2012 |
mimifonwon: Have you lost your danm mind  Who da fhucck are you asking "ara odi igba ghi" ? Watch your mouth,little girl. One; You arent Igbo. Two; Your knowledge of the history of the Igbo is not up to par. No wonder you believe Ngwa speaks the MOST ANCIENT IGBO. You are not even an Igbo yet you came here to teach an Nri son the history of his ppl. I am not surprise becos you are an " Ofenmanu" fool,henceyou have their traits. Agwo adi agha imu ife di ogonogo.....lie ebunu na nnai na akpa atulu. What do you know about the history of the Igbo and her cultures? You are disrespectful and ignorant at same time and i will not cease to hurt your feelings if you dont act like a girl with an Igbo mother! |
| Re: Disrespect Of The Red Cap And Igbo Traditions:i Blame Your Parents!! by mimifonwon(f): 12:03am On Sep 20, 2012 |
Odenigbo Aroli: ewu mpama..i beg go brush your teeth before talking to me...yes my father is yoruba.. and so.. if you dont know your culture if i visit my mothers people...aka you igbos, you are suppose to protect me no matter what..second dont make me insult your life...ah ah..okibiri nwoko la eweghi oru aka... i beg shift.. thirdly i have the right to say whatever i want and just because you were raised in the igbo tribe dont make you one, it is known that many women..especially from your side buy children and lie to their husbands that its his, so you might even be yoruba by genealogy ...mtcheww mis guided...unlearned mkpi!!! |
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