Nigerians in America... (Page 3)

Posted: at 24-05-2008 11:34 PM (15 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Ok lets ride on

Posted: at 24-05-2008 11:36 PM (15 years ago) | Hero

Okies

Posted: at 24-05-2008 11:40 PM (15 years ago) | Hero

 

Posted: at 25-05-2008 12:00 AM (15 years ago) | Hero

they are Good people

Posted: at 25-05-2008 12:06 AM (15 years ago) | Hero

i guess so

Posted: at 25-05-2008 12:17 AM (15 years ago) | Hero

So I order a CD-rom: Speaking Ibo and it's harder than I thought - speaking Ibo that is. I can't read Ibo so fortunately you can download it on your ipod, which I did and I listen to words. It's frustrating because I’m not sure if the words they are saying is true; I understand Ibo but I don’t speak it fluently so the CD would translate a word in Ibo and I know in Ibo the word is actually something else. Maybe it’s because I got the CD-rom for beginners and I’m not actually a beginner. You wouldn't be able have a converstion with the words the are translating. The CD just takes words and translate them in Ibo. It’s one of those CDs for travelers.  I’ll put some words and translation up so real Naijas can help me. I can’t read Ibo so try to give a detailed explanation --- if you can.

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Posted: at 25-05-2008 11:00 AM (15 years ago) | Upcoming

Ummm

Posted: at 26-05-2008 08:03 AM (15 years ago) | Hero

With the English I actually knew the Ibo; but I can't read Ibo. Some words I know.

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Posted: at 26-05-2008 09:32 PM (15 years ago) | Upcoming

I think i can do a better job teaching her.

Posted: at 26-05-2008 11:18 PM (15 years ago) | Addicted Hero