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Showing posts with label Nigerian Languages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigerian Languages. Show all posts
Saturday, November 15, 2014

Wetin Be Pidgin, Where E Dey Come From?

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Wetin dey happen my people? Kilon shele? How far? I hope sey you bam? Have you ever wondered where pidgin originated from? Or why so ma...

Pidgin: Unofficial Naija Mother Tongue

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Abeg.  How far? How you dey ? Na wa for you o! These are commonly used phrases, in pidgin English – a language most Nigerians are familiar...

Writing Fiction: What has Pidgin got to do With it?

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Pidgin is formally defined as “a simplified speech used for communication between people with different languages,” according to the Merr...

How You Dey? Africa & A Language Called Pidgin

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( Saharareporters.com TV) - As African metros grow dramatically, and as custom and culture diffuse across the many different physical, g...
Thursday, August 07, 2014

The Dying Nigerian Languages

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Language Education: Rescue Mission for Dying Mother Tongues  By Louis Okoro Ugbagha In Nigeria, language education is now a disappear...
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NollyCulture – a curating forum at the intersection of media, religion, and culture – explores Nollywood, the cinema of Nigeria, and its framings of religion and culture in contemporary Africa as well as the traditions, worldviews, and debates that inform its perspectives and representations.
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