Don’t say these NIGERIANS WORDS in CANADA

[@Ever403]

You changed drastically been awhile i came to KZbin. Ur skin glow so beautiful

[@oluwakemibo]

Aww 🥰 thank you 🙏

[@boyeabdul9242]

As part of relocation and settlement in a new place, it's very important to adjust to your new environment. In this stance, getting a volunteer job or position will go a long way in letting you understand the culture of people in your new town or city, and the workplace culture, and also the Dos and Don't will become clearer to you.

[@oluwakemibo]

True

[@flakes0001]

Saying sorry for everything is a Canadian thing.

[@oluwakemibo]

@@flakes0001 👌👌

[@sassywendy]

Lmao. Your drugs. So hilarious

[@oluwakemibo]

🫣🫣

[@menkemtanusylvianaghai7560]

Thanks. I've learned a lot ❤❤ Keep glowing

[@oluwakemibo]

😄🤣😂Thank you 🙏

[@jimohajayi3906]

😂😂😂. Another one is when you asked people about a process or procedure like please how did you do it , response usually is " Na God do am o " . We know , just tell us the process is what we ask.

[@oluwakemibo]

I know right 😂

[@mudashirutemitope2174]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm laughing oooooooo

[@oluwakemibo]

Lol 😂

[@talkwithmofoluwaso]

😂😂😂😂😂 our Nigeria English

[@oluwakemibo]

😁😁

[@Kaybee-Gee]

😂😂😂 I don learn this one today

[@oluwakemibo]

😂🤣😆

[@terryoretayo2627]

Oluwakemi😂😂😂😂, thanks very much for this video. I know I am going to have some....... with this because I am coming to teach in CA. Thanks once again for the enlightenment.

[@oluwakemibo]

@@terryoretayo2627 our precious teacher

[@Tosinwilliams-me9br]

Whenever I get to canada, mi oni soro si awon oyinbo before my nigerian english will kobami😂😂😂

[@oluwakemibo]

You can’t avoid them ooo, na to speak wetin dem go hear well

[@Tosinwilliams-me9br]

@@oluwakemibo 😂😂😂 God will be teaching me what and what not to say niyen.

[@alexadept]

Lady Kemi all medication or medicine are drugs. The point is that I want to believe that one is American English while the other is British English. In Canadian they speaks American English.

[@oluwakemibo]

@@alexadept 👍👍

[@saadatudaily]

my kids get surprise and laugh at me when i tell them to come take their drugs (medicine). 😂

[@oluwakemibo]

Mummy drug bawo… I can imagine the look on their faces

[@AbigailAdeyemi-t8n]

That sorry part, still learning to stay mute without saying it

[@oluwakemibo]

I know right

[@IssysAbby]

Not easy for me too

[@oluwakemibo]

Thank God no be only me then

[@AbigailAdeyemi-t8n]

Lolz and sometimes I expect them to say sorry to me when I hurt myself

[@oluwakemibo]

Hmm 🤔 this is another topic… nobody minds their business reach them

[@ngozionwughara9393]

😂😂😂😂so hilarious

[@oluwakemibo]

@@ngozionwughara9393 😂😂🤣

[@alfredbiosah4920]

What you're describing is not racism. These are natural reactions to your use and pronounciation of English words and the language. As you adjust, you will be viewed and received differently.

[@oluwakemibo]

I know right…

[@Jenelle-04]

Wahala😂😂😂

[@oluwakemibo]

As in

[@olivieruchenna3560]

good morning

[@oluwakemibo]

Hello 👋 from here

[@flakes0001]

Saying "Oyinbo" is not racist. Oyinbo simply means Caucasian. Don't let them fool you. They have no qualms describing minorities by race neither should you in describing them as Caucasian.

[@oluwakemibo]

@@flakes0001 I have learnt a new thing today

[@AnnabelAmarachi]

The method of attendance in the hospital is the same in st Martins in port Harcourt Nigeria

[@oluwakemibo]

Hospital consultant is free everywhere here but medication is being paid for…reasons for the insurance checking

[@AnnabelAmarachi]

@@oluwakemibo ohh That's nice

[@sassywendy]

Wahala. English people. Thanks for this

[@oluwakemibo]

Serious wahala

[@charmainealexis7516]

They were the ones that referred to themselves white now it's an offence and racist to call them that ok

[@lizzykay5345]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@oluwakemibo]

😂😂

[@sassywendy]

Lmao. I hear that a lot. Don't tell me sorry again. What are we supposed to say?

[@oluwakemibo]

Is to not say anything ooo, depending on the situation anyway

[@AnnabelAmarachi]

You can say "I'm sorry about that" I don't like being told 'sorry' too it's more polite when you say "I'm sorry"

[@oluwakemibo]

@@AnnabelAmarachi even with ‘I am sorry’ 😞 don’t say it, they are just telling us not to say anything if the situation is not your fault. If the situation is our fault then I apologize, pardon my error etc is best

[@Tosinwilliams-me9br]

😂😂😂😂😂😂Oh my! Our English

[@oluwakemibo]

Yes ooo

[@AnnabelAmarachi]

It's just that you still have your Yoruba tongue and you Yoruba's have attitude in your speaking, that's it

[@oluwakemibo]

Is yoruba attitude…drug and medication too, must we always separate our tribes when discussing something, don’t bring this igbo, yoruba thing here ooo if you want to go far

[@AnnabelAmarachi]

@@oluwakemibo no I'm not being tribalistic But that's the truth, there's this attitude you guys have. Every single tribe in Nigeria have a way of reacting to a particular matter but I'm just stating that the Yoruba's have there ways and if you aren't used to it, you might think the person is being sarcastic in insulting the fellow amd you guys are dramatic too.

[@oluwakemibo]

@AnnabelAmarachi oo you already have a lot for the yorubas…hmm 😏so I will leave you to it…I really don’t have a space for this…Love and light 💡

[@judeihekoronye4922]

This is very wrong response to her presentation. I am a proud Igbo man but you don't insult her tribe that way just as I won't have anyone insult my Ignorance tribe the way you did her yeroba. Let's be sensitive to these things and keep our boundaries neat and clear.

[@judeihekoronye4922]

I mean "my Igbo tribe", not my ignorance please.

[@bukkyakande7794]

Using drugs for medication

[@oluwakemibo]

@@bukkyakande7794 lol 😂

[@facemefaceme3]

We say thank God in the UK, #England 🇬🇧 and sorry at work or in the street

[@oluwakemibo]

Lol 😂