emilyone: whats the interpretation of
dan izka

hope the spelling is right

I think Dan izka directly translates to "son of the wind" but anyways,it's used to say "useless person,jobless person,fool" etc

oubi: Who eva is d moderator that banned me for airing my constructive correction must b a bastrd

kai mugun yaro.
kana zagi mana moderata?

alfredo4u: Asalam aleku...u r welcome

It is not you are welcome.

begwong:
It means excuse me or knock-knock,not u r welkom

That is not still the actual meaning...though it is used mostly when you want to enter a room or coming to a gathering of people.
It means peace be onto you..
Then those people would reply..aleikum salam
Thankiu

emilyone: whats the interpretation of
dan izka

hope the spelling is right

its 'dan iska'. kinda abusive to mean bastrd.

Chokolee:
It is not you are welcome.

That is not still the actual meaning...though it is used mostly when you want to enter a room or coming to a gathering of people.
It means peace be onto you..
Then those people would reply..aleikum salam
Thankiu

for a beginner it seems ok.

emilyone: whats the interpretation of
dan izka

hope the spelling is right

dan iska is an abusive word

Makaranta-school
Zo ki ci abinci-come and eat
Doya-yam
Wake-beans
Shai-tea
Kato kai-big head
Asibiti-hospital
Za ki dawo yanzu yanzu?-are you coming back so soon?

Inaruwa nka

Ruwa- water
Maza- man
Mata- woman
Yaro- boy
Yarinya- girl
Wuta- fire/light
Ashana- matches
Gida- house
Makaranta- school
Azumi- fasting
Kwei- egg
Abinchi- food
Zo- come
Tefi- go
Fita- get out
Aboki- friend
Ba damwa- no problem
Yakare- it has finished
Ya'a kuri- don't be angry
Ina kwana- good morning
Ina wuni- good afternoon,good evening
Ina Gida?- are you at home?
Ina Wuta?- Is there fire/ is there light

Daya-1
Biu-2
Uku-3
Hudu-4
Biar-5
Shida-6
Bokwai-7
Takwas-8
Tara-9
Goma-10

WAYO : Female orgazmic cry

alfredo4u: Asalam aleku...u r welcome

the above is Arabic and not really Hausa.

Welcome is Sanu de Zuwa.

Hey guys pls help me...what's "english" & "where are you" in hausa. I just forgot them & it's so surprising that I can't seem to remember them.

tempex88: ruwa - water.
kasuwa - market
inakwana - good morning
ba gajia - No problem
akoi gajia - there is problem
naira danlati - 30 naira
ki - pronoun for woman
ka - pronoun for man
yanrinya - young lady


pronounciation matters a lot cos a sentence can have so many different meaning.

no problem is ba matsala or ba miskila,problem is matsala or miskila.inyamari is ibo,bayarbê is yoruba,shege is bastard,karuwa is prostitute,arna is pagan,duri is pu.ssy,bura is pha.lus,wawa is fool,mutum is human.namiji is male,namace is female,sarki is king,sarauniya is queen

aussyroyal: Inaruwa nka

pronounced in one word to mean-wetin concern you

Sai gobe------- till tommorow
dutse------- stone
mutane-------- people
yaya-------- how far
hanu------- hand
ido-------- eye
baki------mouth
bura-------- let me see who will get it.
Duwawu------ let me see who will get it.
Duri-------- let me see who will get it.
Zuchiya----- mind
doya------- yam
shinkapa------ rice
wake------ beans
michiji------- snake
kare------ dog
akuya------ goat
kaka----- grandparents
pitsari----- urine
wuta------- electricity
wire------ handset
mota----- car
kayan chiki------ intestine
gashi----- hair
hanchi----- nose
hakori----- teeth
wuya----- suffer
dole----- by force
takada----- book
makaranta---- school
mutuwa---- death
mutu---- die
bachi---- sleep
tashi---- get up
kwanta----- lie down
kariya----- lie
kariya ne---- its a lie
gaskiya---- truth
gaskiya ne ---- its a true..lol--- its the truth
hanya--- road/way
tafi--- go
dawo---- come back
nama---- meat
biri---- monkey
kyau----- fine
mumuna----- mumu
waw---- senseless
mata--- women
nyarinya--- young girl
yaro--- boy
maza---- men
aboki::: my friend

tempex88: ruwa - water.
kasuwa - market
inakwana - good morning
ba gajia - No problem
akoi gajia - there is problem
naira danlati - 30 naira
ki - pronoun for woman
ka - pronoun for man
yanrinya - young lady


pronounciation matters a lot cos a sentence can have so many different meaning.

gajia means tiredness

Na only hausa people wan learn

Cunt_Destroyer: WAYO : Female orgazmic cry

shege,so u have experimented with one yarinya abi?

pretty_boi: Hey guys pls help me...what's "english" & "where are you" in hausa. I just forgot them & it's so surprising that I can't seem to remember them.

Turenci-english
Ina ye ke?-where are you?

Quite funny attempts at hausa language, but an excellent platform to learn

Wonna 'thread' ya na da kyau.

@OP: Maddalla!!

Toh zan ba ku assistance a anjuma.. amma yanzu haka, ina jin dadi magannan ku

Da kuma ina dariya sosai

lacasa: Na only hausa people wan learn

do u have interest to learn greek or hindu??

berem:
Turenci-english
Ina ye ke?-where are you?

Thanks very much for reminding me. I remember now.

abu abdul haqq: gajia means tiredness

abi oo! Kerifi means strength.

Babu kerifi-no strength

turenchi = french or is it english

Gatari....... Axe
Abun hanu...... Bangles
makaranta boko..... School
igiya........ Rope
kwanu.... Plate
iddo.... Eye
kafa..... Leg
kaii...... Head
Riga...... Dress
nagode...... Thank you
Gida..... House or home.
Murna...... Happy
gadangare...... Lizard
kare....... Dog
mutane gida sai watarana.....

alfredo4u: Baba...father,
mama'a...mother
ABOKI....FRIEND? ? ?
mata....wife
duarin aure....wedding

Aboki means friend?! Whereas, i've been referring 2 annoying peeps as aboki thinking it'ws an hausa word 4 "mumu".
Pls someone shud confirm d meaning oo : : Aboki and Mallam, what do dey mean?

begwong:
shege,so u have experimented with one yarinya abi?

they are the best women in Nigeria! sweet voice and so prone to suspense, drama, hide and seek and lots of romance

pls how does dats affect the price of range rover sport

berem: abi oo! Kerifi means strength.

Babu kerifi-no strength

u pronunciation seems yorubaic!
Karfi- power(strenght
babu karfi-no power(strenght

chindi:
Aboki means friend?! Whereas, i've been referring 2 annoying peeps as aboki thinking it'ws an hausa word 4 "mumu".
Pls someone shud confirm d meaning oo : : Aboki and Mallam, what do dey mean?

Aboki na, those two words are about the two most misunderstood hausa words outside hausaland.

You now know 'aboki'= FRIEND

On the other hand, 'Mallam'= TEACHER.

Won't you agree this thread too make sense?

chindi:
Aboki means friend?! Whereas, i've been referring 2 annoying peeps as aboki thinking it'ws an hausa word 4 "mumu".
Pls someone shud confirm d meaning oo : : Aboki and Mallam, what do dey mean?

LOL! You better continue calling them Aboki.what's there? Abi dem no be your friend?

I don't know the meaning of Mallam/Mallama too.may I should as Sanusi Lamido.lol

EL chapo skolo: pls how does dats affect the price of range rover sport

Ba turanchi mallam!