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!

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

Haitian 🇭🇹 here but love Nigerians songs and movies

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.

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

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 😊❤

That was great thanks.

Well annalised

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 .😊😌

I like you language 😮

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.

Love it ❤️🤗 thank you for this video

Energy 💯

fun and cool video, loved it! and girl your eye make up is perfect, ur gorgeousss

🍿 🍵 thank you my girl - this is really well done and you shine ! 🌟 🇳🇬

Abeg keep making videos!

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.

I love Nigerian Pidgin

Thanks

Impressive though

Correct 🇳🇬🇳🇬

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

damn. i really need to start learning this for the afro scene in SA. thanks!

This is the first time I am hearing Gbam-solutely in my entire life. 😯

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)

I want part 2

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

I didn't know you had this channel.

I love your video..are you still dropping part 2?

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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)?

I wan di pidgin form of I love you

😂 OH my gosh😅

You no share episode 2 ooo. Wetin dey happen?

I have many Nigerians guys that are friend but I would like totry to speak pigan

I live in Italy with 3 nigerian friends

K- leg also mean something is not straight. Like the leg when they are not looking straight.

What does “ah go change am for u“ means when someone is speaking to you aggressively?

Oko totobi

Being a woman can be fun but you must have Leverage

Can you please help me to know what "you gatz change am for dem"

I'm an American who has a love for language. Is it *bawoni o* or "mo bawoni" when they ask me "how body?"

What jaffa mean

No put me for wahala o means ?

Where dey part 2

What does "omo" means

o Anwuli? : (

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

Obodo means stupid no?😅