Thursday, March 07, 2024
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Yimu.. so we should do away with our mother's tongue? You do well..
ReplyDeleteShe must be very silly for that statement
DeleteGifty
hello...........
ReplyDeleteShey u dey whyne me ni?
ReplyDeleteHurt your nerves bawo?
Put wetin aside? I'm not Yoruba but speaking it is so fulfilling. I believe it's the same with other languages. That you can't speak it shouldn't make it an issue.
ReplyDeleteYou dey mind her
DeleteYoruba that you'll speak on many counters,services go change immediately.
DeleteAnd if you tied scarf, they'll add Welcome Ma, e Pele ma, carry your handbag climb step for you.👌
I pity people who can't speak many languages.
It's a virtual handicap.
I'm off duty because of funeral rites of the SEC boss Chief Bimbo,they think I'm Yoruba and my boss is Spanish o.
The whole world is watching live tributes.
Coming from someone who supposedly makes a living starring in Yoruba movies
ReplyDeleteI'm embarrassed on her behalf.
DeleteA Spanish or Indian lady mustn't see this.
Yuck!🤯
You Dey mind her, if you check now, maybe her Yoruba bobo don serve her breakfast, if not, someone that acts in Yoruba movies is talking in the rubbish and in the nonsense 🤣🤣🤣🤣
DeleteTo think she is even fluent in Yoruba, what about those who can't speak at all?
ReplyDeleteOur native languages should be our first tongue till 5 years before English in my opinion.
Do they know?
Delete👍
Thank you. My fluency in Yoruba, is a cherished divine blessing.
DeleteAbi mo ti put yoruba aside ni? Adunni please leave is and our nerves, my own nerve is doing great.
ReplyDeleteYoruba that I want to teach my children like this.
You dey mind am 😒🙄
DeleteHmmmm
ReplyDeleteThis woman is very funny
How can she come up with this nonsense
She's not funny, she's silly
DeleteAduni this is not right rubbishing Yoruba language. My Yoruba language that I love so much .2 of my youngest son's can't speak it and am not happy about it. The language is unique I beg .
ReplyDeleteHa! You want to be dragged???
ReplyDeleteRadarada.
ReplyDeleteThere's an organ at the end of the yellow brick road that she could really use.
ReplyDeleteWould she say this about speaking French or Spanish?
ReplyDeleteThere's this internal joy I always have in my heart, anytime I speaks my Igbo language. Proudly Igbo guy, Nwanne Igbo Amaka!!.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this your comment .
DeleteNa wao you ooo
ReplyDeleteHurt nerves Kee
Stop wining yaself jaree
What's she saying, is like you want to be dragged abi?
ReplyDeleteRubbishing same language you speak fluently.
I love speaking my bini dialect na you sabi
ReplyDeleteAdunni pls stop. Let's try and speak and teach our children our mother tongue. Our mother tongue is gradually going to extinct. Everyone wants to speak English. I'm an Urhobo and I regret not being able to speak it because I grew up in Warri and we speak pidgin there. So each time I travel outside Delta state and I see people speaking my language I feel bad because my parents never spoke our language to us.
ReplyDeleteEnglish is not the first language we know in Nigeria that first, is a flaw on your intelligence. We were never native English speakers so why should we adopt someone else's language? Are you saying English is a more superior language? Whatever your reasons are it is completely invalid to say we recommend such to a country that has its own languages.
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