This is why I hate it when people use "in the abroad." The English language spoken and written by today's Nigerian youth is TERRIBLE. I have been pleading on this blog that we should stop corrupting the English language in the form of a joke... Never mind that the guy is not Nigerian, most of our youth cannot communicate in good English.
I remember when we dey public school ,(primary) the school teacher was teaching us good gooder goodest. Bad bladder baddest. Chai see happiness for children face thinking na good thing until I entered secondary school. Even I was really confused oo but God no put me to shame
Most of these letters are made up. All the spellings are correct inside the letter. Just worded poorly. If it was real, you will also see the errors in the spellings. But then again, those of us that leave abroad are used to hearing Asians speak like this. Lol.
I got one application like that, it was so bad I saved it in my cloud account maybe someday I'll send it to Stella. And the boy made good results makes me wonder
No pun intended Anon 15:02, but most times when BVs attempt to correct English wrongfully used or spelt, they always end up making mistakes too😂 He be like say they are jinxed...... you too now, you ‘leave’ abroad. Who knows the errors in my comment too🤣
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I hate English I hate to write
ReplyDeleteI hate talking, but I loooooooove to write.
DeleteGifty we are in the same boat.
DeleteThis is why I hate it when people use "in the abroad." The English language spoken and written by today's Nigerian youth is TERRIBLE. I have been pleading on this blog that we should stop corrupting the English language in the form of a joke... Never mind that the guy is not Nigerian, most of our youth cannot communicate in good English.
DeleteI refuse to see that 'in the abroad' thing as anything other than a joke.
DeleteThat " in the abroad" dey scatter my head like wtf 😏😏
DeleteThis made my day
ReplyDeleteHahahahaha the guy don sentence himself.
ReplyDeleteI remember when we dey public school ,(primary) the school teacher was teaching us good gooder goodest. Bad bladder baddest. Chai see happiness for children face thinking na good thing until I entered secondary school. Even I was really confused oo but God no put me to shame
🤣🤣😂😂
DeleteI don't think English is his first language😁😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteNor his borrowed language😀
DeleteMake him leave English for people way sabi
Most of these letters are made up. All the spellings are correct inside the letter. Just worded poorly. If it was real, you will also see the errors in the spellings. But then again, those of us that leave abroad are used to hearing Asians speak like this. Lol.
ReplyDeleteMay you not "leave" abroad 🙏
DeleteI got one application like that, it was so bad I saved it in my cloud account maybe someday I'll send it to Stella. And the boy made good results makes me wonder
Delete😂😂😂😂😂
DeleteNo pun intended Anon 15:02, but most times when BVs attempt to correct English wrongfully used or spelt, they always end up making mistakes too😂 He be like say they are jinxed...... you too now, you ‘leave’ abroad. Who knows the errors in my comment too🤣
Delete😭
ReplyDeleteHahaha
ReplyDeleteKia
ReplyDeleteI sentence myself to laugh
😀😀😀😀😀
DeleteCan this be true or is it just for fun? A university graduate for that matter 😮😮😟
ReplyDeleteThis is fair oooo gbagbe
DeleteIt's the I usually come part that tripped me 😂😂😂😂😂😁
ReplyDeleteNa wah ooooo.
ReplyDeleteEnglish is hard sha, He has sentenced himself already.🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteEnglish is hard sha, He has sentenced himself already.🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteLaugh my nyash off.
ReplyDeleteHe killed it.
Looks deliberately written that way,but entertaining to read.
ReplyDeleteThank God say Lagos State House of Assembly have signed into Law Yoruba Language as one of acceptable and speaking languages.
ReplyDeleteNa by #force??? RIP to WAEC or WASSCE!
This is forged right?
ReplyDeleteSeems like they used an English dictionary to translate from their original language. Cause this is badddddddddddddddddddd..lol
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