AgapeCharis: yeea
But better put dx way....."u now live abroad?"
The second sentence means "where in abroad"

MissGdope:
i understand the first sentence.
you said "you live abroad?"
am i right?
i don't even know how to say yes lol

AgapeCharis: yes in Esan is é
Bt d pronunciation is nt same with e in English ooo

Wish I could send a voice note

MissGdope:
Swansea

fairheven:
Society becoming more urbanised yes,lazy? Not so,language is just a means of communication,the easier the better,pidgin English is not necessarily inferior to the English language.there are countries wu have pidgin English as official language.
Infact there was a research carried out by the BBC,which said that in 10/15 years period,pidgin English wud become an official language in most west afrcan countries.

AgapeCharis: Englandi honi?

MissGdope:
Oh the same as bini right?

jayseehe: no regrets, I need the brain space to learn relevant foreign languages like; Chinese, French and Hindu

AgapeCharis: yeea

MissGdope:
ero, Wales

Merlissa: I have no regret not knowing how to speak my local dialect. Don't get me wrong o! I can speak Yoruba but I don't like it.

I speak 4 languages apart from English. French, Portuguese, Spanish and I just added Chinese. Now am thinking of adding Dutch and Swahili

All these languages only you...I envy u sha

But on the contrary i love yoruba language alot especially when its praise and worship in my church winners chapel, hmmm u go dance by force.

Anyways Si tu parle francais je parle la langue aussi.

Smartsyn: No regrets, my dialect is choking anyway..


It's like speaking in tongues..

justi4jesu:

All these languages only you...I envy u sha

But on the contrary i love yoruba language alot especially when its praise and worship in my church winners chapel, hmmm u go dance by force.

Anyways Si tu parle francais je parle la langue aussi.

AgapeCharis: u meant "no" with ero?

justi4jesu:

Afo oto umong ke calabar?

MissGdope:
yes

Victoriousvic:
Nto Odukpani. Ame diongho itie do?

AgapeCharis: lol
U 4got éye or eeé
U dey try sha

MissGdope:
ohh right i forgot
hehe

Charlesamino:
#Team Urhobo too, i no mind ur assistance o. U based thr? hardly c dm arnd ota region

AgapeCharis:
School webe yo bho oboni

OchukoisBlack: Urhobo and a proud speaker!

Emo re urhobo wadoo!!

MissGdope:
i'm on holidays

Soknown:
Language could be defined as a means of communication between a group of people but it goes more than that, it is an integral part of a culture, In fact take away original language from a set of people and they forget who they are. BBC may have their facts through research (unfortunately we don't research into such issues in this side of the globe) but I doubt if it can come true, pidgin may become more popular possibly refined but I bet it can't be regularized across borders. I once read a novel by Sierra-Leonean or Liberian(can't really remember), written in pidgin English and it was nice.

johndwayy:
pls wot is nw the importance of native languages? Do u knw hw many languages go extinct each day? If I'm an ibo man staying in the north, wot is nw the importnce of learning my native dialect wen I can't use it to communicate with the people around? Nigerians re too tribalistic, until we realize this, no progress.