Buchukwu:
It's Igbos not ibos. You yoruba folks should learn how to pronounce. Illiterates.

Buchukwu:
Baboon, says who, it's Igbo and Igbo. Nothing like ibo

Flets:


http://www.postcolonialweb.org/nigeria/ethnicity.html

Read!!!

Flets:


The both are correct. One is used for tribe while the other is for language.

Thanks

Flets:
And you have to give it to the ibos.......

In the SW, a good number of ibos speak youruba
In the North, the blend in to speak hause quite fluently

But there are only a handful of yorubas/ hausas resident in the SE who have even made an attempt learn igbo.

And listening to the words of Ojukwu, you'll know ibos are a unique breed.

Bollove:
Igbos are the most language stingy ethnic in Nigeria !!!
An average Igbo find it difficult to teach you his language and Igbo is also one of the most difficult language in Nigeria because it involve some Nasal pronunciation or some words that requires squeezing your face/forehead !!!

Many Igbos ain't eager to teach you their language even most times they communicate in English among themselves , some condemn the usage of words by fellow Igbo despite Igbo Izugbe being the generally acceptable !!!

ezeagu:

I dey laugh o! Which one is squeezing forehead?

Bollove:
U no dey watch Igbo movie or watch when elderly Igbo folks are speaking .... they squeeze their forehead while pronouncing some words ... maybe as those words involve more force from the nose !!!

Buchukwu:
It's Igbos not ibos. You yoruba folks should learn how to pronounce. Illiterates.

new2020:
There's something unique about Igbos and the tendency to assimilate in a new environment with ease particularly learning the language of the host. There is something in their DNA or culture that allows them to do this with ease. This is not only in Nigeria, go to spain and see them speaking Spanish like the natives.

Buchukwu:
Baboon, says who, it's Igbo and Igbo. Nothing like ibo

Fool! It is Yeeeboo flat head.

new2020:
There's something unique about Igbos and the tendency to assimilate in a new environment with ease particularly learning the language of the host. There is something in their DNA or culture that allows them to do this with ease. This is not only in Nigeria, go to spain and see them speaking Spanish like the natives.

Buchukwu:
It's Igbos not ibos. You yoruba folks should learn how to pronounce. Illiterates.

new2020:
There's something unique about Igbos and the tendency to assimilate in a new environment with ease particularly learning the language of the host. There is something in their DNA or culture that allows them to do this with ease. This is not only in Nigeria, go to spain and see them speaking Spanish like the natives.

rudebouy:


Spain too far na. Come to Akwa Ibom na? 90% of igbos living in Akwa Ibom cant speak like the natives oh. In fact, its very easy to identify an igbo man in Akwa Ibom, no mata how long he has lived there.

Or will you deny dis one again?

Flets:
And you have to give it to the ibos.......

In the SW, a good number of ibos speak youruba
In the North, the blend in to speak hause quite fluently

But there are only a handful of yorubas/ hausas resident in the SE who have even made an attempt learn igbo.

And listening to the words of Ojukwu, you'll know ibos are a unique breed.

Buchukwu:
It's Igbos not ibos. You yoruba folks should learn how to pronounce. Illiterates.

ezeagu:


I dey laugh o! Which one is squeezing forehead?

new2020:
There's something unique about Igbos and the tendency to assimilate in a new environment with ease particularly learning the language of the host. There is something in their DNA or culture that allows them to do this with ease. This is not only in Nigeria, go to spain and see them speaking Spanish like the natives.

new2020:


Are you yoruba?