NIGERIAN PIDGIN ENGLISH IN 6MINS | QUICK, EASY AND FUN (Ep1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
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Nigerian pidgin English has over time become the interest of most people. People from different races and works of life have shown interest in wanting to learn how to speak Nigerian pidgin English and pidgin English in general.
This series teaches how pidgin English is been spoken. This first episode talks about the different pidgin English phrases and their meanings. This series is currently divided into 3 parts and if you follow through, you will become a pro in Nigeria Pidgin English
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I’m Nigerian, but I didn't grow up there, and my parents didn't speak Yoruba to us kids. Now I'm an adult trying to learn everything, which is a challenge. I struggle with not feeling like a “true Nija” person among other Nigerians, and I feel like learning to speak pidgin connects me to my roots and my people. This video is a public service 😊 PLEASE keep making these videos!
Awww!! I feel you😊 I’m glad this helped ❤️
I love your tutorial. Please continue 🙏🏾
Same basically
Me too! 👀....
Same basically & growing up speaking English and now almost 30 trying to learn and pronounce pidgin is hard because it’s like unlearning proper English to be honest
How far, I live in the UK, and I am disabled. Many of my carers are from Nigeria (27 so far), and I have been learning Pidgin from a couple of them. I find it a fascinating language.
I love the reactions that I get from the other Nigerian carers when I use Pidgin words and phrases. They are so happy when I do this.
I have found that the Nigerian women are so full of positive energy, they are open and friendly. I very much look forward to their visits. They bring a lot of happiness to me life. The least that I can do, is learn a little bit of Pidgin.
Oyana! o/
im syrian but i love nigerian people and im starting to learn nigerain right now and all love
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Haitian 🇭🇹 here but love Nigerians songs and movies
Awww!! Nice to have you here❤️❤️
I am brazilian, and you said that "sabi" means "to know" that made so much sense to me, because in portuguese (brazilian portuguese) the verb "to know" is "saber". That is crazy
Oh wow! That’s interesting to know😊 Thanks for sharing ❤️
Pidgin is mixed with Portuguese, English, and Nigerian indigenous languages, when the Portuguese came to Nigeria for trade, there was need need for communication...
I sabi am English Portuges and Espanhol and Nigerian Pidgin is so easy to learn! I love it!
I spent time in Nigeria in the early 1980s, in Lagos, Port Harcourt , and Warri. I loved loved live the Nigerian Pidgin. Great to hear you explain.
Oh wow! That’s interesting 😊
I'm so glad I found you! I've been fascinated by Nigerian Pidgin for some time now because I love afrobeats sooo much! I've already learned quite a lot thanks to afrobeats lyrics but I'm so excited to learn more from you! Gbamsolutely amazing, thank you and much love from Poland 😊❤
Awwww!!! I’m glad you found me too😆
I’m glad you find my videos helpful ❤️
I am Ivorian but my father is Nigerian from the Yoruba people. I do not speak it well but I notice some words in Pidgin are also used in the Yoruba language and that's' gbamsolutely awesome. Maybe their origin is there. It's a bit like "Nushi" in Côte d'Ivoire which is a mixture of local languages and even latin languages. Thank you fro the video and I follow you from now on .😊😌
You are amazingly🥰🥰🥰 Thank you for sharing and welcome to the @pidginlovers family 💃🎉🥳❤️
Me too I am an Ivorian-Liberian
I love Naija pidgin
I really want to learn it
I like you language 😮
Sabi, which is to know in pidgin, has its origin from Portuguese. Remember the Portuguese got to Nigeria before the British. The name Lagos sef na Portuguese. Keep up the good work.
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Exactly, Lagos is a Portuguese word that means Lakes
fun and cool video, loved it! and girl your eye make up is perfect, ur gorgeousss
Awwww!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰 Thank you ❤️
Love it ❤️🤗 thank you for this video
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Have some new Nigerian friends at college and they were speaking Pidgin and i couldnt understand a word lol, this was helpful. Been loving getting to know my Nigerian classmates.
😂😂 that’s why I’m here 🤗🤗
🍿 🍵 thank you my girl - this is really well done and you shine !
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Awww💕💕💕 Thank you❤️
That was great thanks.
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Energy 💯
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I love Nigerian Pidgin
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damn. i really need to start learning this for the afro scene in SA.
thanks!
You should 😊😊
Well annalised
Thank you
Abeg keep making videos!
I will😁 Thank you
my step grandad was from abba and i was too you too learn igbo food was absolutely amazing tho but my extended family on that side all speak igbo, english and pidgin and would love to conversate with them in pidgin
That’s why I’m here❤️❤️❤️❤️
Correct 🇳🇬🇳🇬
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Thanks
Thanks for watching ❤️❤️ New video this Sunday 😊
Impressive though
Thank you so much
Nawaho you teach it both in words and attitude. Great job! Am a beginner at naija pidgin and would like to know more ...
What if you rank the phrasals alphabetically
Good idea, I am fully back now and I will definitely teach more. Thank you for watching. I have a new video up
Very practical tutorial thank you.
Some notes to share
1. Abey= please.(Abey borrow your cup)
2. Wallahi= true
3. Gbam-solutely
4. Obodo oyinbo= white mans land
5. Westin= what
6. Abi/Shebi?= right?
7. Sabi= to know(I Sabi maths)
8. Wahala= problem
9. K-leg= sus
10. Nothing spoil= everything is good
11. Comot= to leave/ go out(comot for there)
12. Wayo=fraud, 419(no do me 419/ I play this guy wayo)
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I am finding afobeats 🔥🔥🔥🔥 and fascinating with the language so this is very helpful. Thank you for making these videos so i can sing along with the music. I am American but love learning different languages too. Do you also teach Ewe language (ghana)?
Awww! I’m glad you appreciate my videos 🙏❤️
I don’t teach Ewe cos I don’t understand it🙈
This is the first time I am hearing Gbam-solutely in my entire life. 😯
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I love your video..are you still dropping part 2?
Hello, thank you so much for watching. Part 2 will be out in 4days time.... however, I just dropped a new pidgin tutorial ❤
I didn't know you had this channel.
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I want part 2
I apologise 🙏
There's a new video up
I live in Italy with 3 nigerian friends
Amazing 🤩
You should be familiar with some of these words then
@@pidginlovers I understand some word but i speak Italian
You no share episode 2 ooo. Wetin dey happen?
I apologise 🙏🙏🙏
A new video is up
I have many Nigerians guys that are friend but I would like totry to speak pigan
Oh nice! My videos should help you speak pidgin better😍
What does “ah go change am for u“ means when someone is speaking to you aggressively?
It means “I will be really gross with you” 😊
Can you please help me to know what "you gatz change am for dem"
🤣🤣🤣 its hard to explain....it is used in different contexts could mean you... "YOU SHOULD QUERY SOMETHING OR TAKE SOMETHING UP"
Context 1: maybe someone offends you and you're been too soft to react. It means you have to show them a side of you they've never seen(the angry side)
Context 2: could be they telling you to change something for someone.
K- leg also mean something is not straight. Like the leg when they are not looking straight.
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😂 OH my gosh😅
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I wan di pidgin form of I love you
Unfortunately we no get that phrase for pidgin 😊
Oko totobi
Being a woman can be fun but you must have Leverage
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Where dey part 2
I'm waiting too
Fo rēel, me need 2 practice mo' pidgin from Naija o. Tall tha homies tha need to mek tha breakout from Cambrì' English ó sumthin laik dat. Luv from a Naija descendent from Kōlumbà 🇨🇴
I apologise 🙏 A NEW VIDEO IS UP
I'm an American who has a love for language. Is it *bawoni o* or "mo bawoni" when they ask me "how body?"
Bawo ni means how are you or how are you doing in YORUBA
@@johnsonolushola5131 Thanks 🙏🏾 so then *How body* or *How far* is best?
@@1138pratt Yes cos that pidgin not YORUBA. “How you dey” is a better way as it translates directly to “ how are you”
What jaffa mean
Not sure you’re spelling it right. Please cross check and get back to me
What does "omo" means
It means child in Yoruba language. It's used the way Americans use "child" as a slang. But when we're talking in the formal send, it means child.
Omo originally means child but in pidgin we use it as an exclamation when chatting informally with a close friend, usually in same age bracket as you. I have taught this before. Please watch my old videos ❤️
No put me for wahala o means ?
It means “don’t get me in trouble”😊
Hello Nwanneka, I would like to make a short anniversary video for our Nigerian partner company, in pidgin. Could we meet online and you translate a few sentences? I will pay, of course. BR Klaus
Hello dear, so sorry for my late response. Kindly send me an email @mayranciz16@gmail.com
Thanks and kind regards
o Anwuli? : (
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Jajaja i'am from Perú. I am learning to make spanish subtitles of Nigerian music. It has been ver difficult 🥲
Obodo means stupid no?😅
No😂😂😂 obodo means world