I just discovered that our various languages are far richer in expression than English language. For example; if you want to welcome someone/people in English you'd say; "you are welcome" and the person or people would respond. But in my Hyam to welcome a single person you're to say "ngu rã jí kwúàt" whereas if the case is a group of persons you are expected to say "ñyi rã źí kwúàt ".
Ngu- you (singular)
Ñyi - you (plural)
Jí- move or go (singular)
Źì- go (plural)
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Do we have a Greek teacher in the house?
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English, Hyam, Hausa, Yoruba, French, sign language. 6 all together .
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A jihar Nigeria iyaye na kashe kudi sosai so bo da shaida godiya da murna a kan dà dá Allah Ya ba su. Daga MA su yi kanana bukukuwa har ga ma su kashe kudi da ba â tsamani ba. Crista na zuwa chochi ama muslumi ba su a ci ka damuwa da sha'ani bikin aihuwa. Mutani Yorbawa, ko Crista ko muslumi ba su kan wasa da irin sha'ani man. Wato ko wace iri Abu ne da ta faru ko mutuwa ko aihuwa,dalili ce a yi biki.
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I usually have this challenge each time I try opening the link through mail notifications I get.
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It's a question that I've had in mind since I joined. Whenever an article is being corrected, I
wonder if the reason for correction is the writer used a wrong word or phrase or if it's just because the person correcting felt their diction is preferable?
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28 all together. 25 consonant a d 3 vowels. It's been a while
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For ease of stress and anxiety.
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My pleasure
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The pop-up only had a hang up option while it was still ringing. There wasn't the other option to pick the
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While the phone rang, the only option was to hang up.
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Had challenge taking a call via chat.
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That's the bomb bro.... I am with
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Ina gaisuwa....... Hausa
O hai..... Hyam
É ku sé o......
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