The only channel on KZitem that teaches Nigerian Pidgin English. Great job.
@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
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Thank you for your kind words
@satanzero5082
11 ай бұрын
Thanks so much for your amazing lessons series. I pray that you're blessed exponentially.
@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
11 ай бұрын
Thanks a zillion for your kind words
@arianamacklin6410
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My fiancé is Nigerian so I’m learning pidgin
@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
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Nice. If you stick to these lessons, I’m sure you’ll learn a great deal.
@ansch1773
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Hello BaFuo, I´m so glad to have found your channel. I was searching for a way to learn Nigerian Pidgin properly. I have tried a lot of different things, like reading news in Pidgin, translating words or phrases online, watching Nollywood movies, but it was so hard to understand though. With your help I´m learning it step by step now and very systematically now. That´s perfect. I seriously get it better now. Thank you so so much. I have some questions left though: In case of "You dey eat bread every morning?" could I also ask "You dey chop bread every morning?" In case of "Where he dey work?" could I also ask "Where he dey jab?" or is that not common? In case of "We know her?" could I also ask "We know am?" or "We sabi am?" too? Sorry if I ask for something now that you´re going to explain in one of the next videos. Thank you very much for your help. You´re doing a great job!
@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
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Hi there and thanks for your kind words. I can see you’ve gone pretty vast in your learning. However, I have treated all your questions in different lessons. If you could kick off from my first lesson, you’ll stumble into all of them. That being said, in your first question, chop is the real pidgin translation for eat. Jab is a pidgin slang word for work. It’s quite common to hear the word jab being used. “AM” can be used as possessive adjectives “his or her” in English. Will see if I can lay my hands on those videos and send you the links. Please feel free to ask any questions you have. This channel sprung up from a bet a friend and I had that Nigerian Pidgin cannot be taught. I took up the challenge and the result is what you’re seeing in my videos. It has not been a walk in the park though. But it’s been fun.
@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
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Check out a quick lesson with the word “AM”kzitem.info/news/bejne/knh4yX-fcHSlnIY
@ansch1773
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Wow, thank you for your quick answer. I just wanted to make sure, that I learn it correctly. Whenever you explain something new, automatically these thoughts pop up in my head, I compare the new to what you told in other videos and I wonder if I could build sentences this or that way too. Thank you for the link to the video. I was watching your video lessons in line, so I haven't seen the 'am' video before. But beginning from now I guess I would keep my eyes more open to hint words in other videos. 😊 I guess you already won the bet. I hope your friend gave you an appropriate reward.
@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
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@@ansch1773 Thanks once again for your kind words. The “AM” video was uploaded like 3 to 4 months ago, so it’s still pretty recent that’s why you’ve not stumbled into it. Check out the videos on Slang verbs and Slang nouns to build your vocabs faster. They might even have answers to some of your questions. Make the best of your weekend.
@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
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Oh I almost forgot, as for the bet, my friend no give me Shi Shi. But it’s all good.
@arianamacklin6410
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Do you have live sessions or can give homework lol I need help
@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
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Unfortunately I don’t have live sessions. I decided to take up a challenge I was given by a friend and some other people that Nigerian Pidgin English can not be taught. If you browse through KZitem you’ll observe that this is the only channel that actually teaches Nigerian Pidgin. Most Nigerian Pidgin English channels only teach loose words and phrases, while others are.just filled with Pidgin challenges. But feel free and ask any questions and I’ll be more than glad to clarify your doubts.
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