Talking Like a Nigerian Volume II

Here we are back on the journey of talking like a Nigerian. This video is a little shorter than the first but trust me funny and worth it. These are some fundamental foundation words and gestures to help you on this journey.

[@mattbalacret1630]

Awesome u r amazing. I've learnt so much. Am Jamaican trying to learn the whole language by the end of the year.

[@fatgirltracey]

Haha same

[@rudynathan8852]

I am from Surinam South America livong in the NLs and pikin is child too in our language! Very cool!

[@SaudiaTate]

yes 😂 learning to master this. Thanks for this

[@cierraVlogs1]

Heyyy new subscriber here

[@hxony.suckle9199]

Yay thank you my mum is nigerian

[@misspavisha._]

😂😂😂😂 I love it!

[@Jay-yy7uk]

Thank you

[@BubiTrap]

2:40 "Pekin" must be the origin of the word "pikni". "Pikni" is the word for child in Jamaica, Belize, etc. Many enslaved Igbo's went to Jamaica.

[@cephasekuase1483]

the first one more like kai instead of ch u say k