Learn HAUSA with me - Greetings & Etiquette (part 2)

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[@ggist5910]

Thank you, you are wonderful. This channel is a bright light. I am in Northern Nigeria trying to learn Hausa. Keep helping us please.🙌💯

[@zhulaihatahmed2655]

I clicked on this video wanting to learn how to speak hausa, now I've watched the video and im trying to learn your accent😂❤️.

[@aqawle1545]

This is real Afroasiatic language,its very easy to learn for me .greetings from Somalia. the other corner of AFRICA.

[@bashiryahaya4943]

I am Nigerian and I love people of somalia

[@ouls6054]

This language is spoken in eritrea sudan nigeria niger cameroon chad etc

[@osasuigiebor4433]

I like how you feature these youngsters, up the good work.

[@violetmae12]

Thank you so much Nafisa, j'ai beaucoup appris. I'm from Benin, but I'm living in Gabon ......there is hausa people here . I very love this language...

[@momentswithruthokings1552]

New subscriber. Thank you for all this videos, educating us about the northern part of North. Iam Nigerian as well but am Yoruba and i feel so blessed to be from Nigeria. Your videos are very educating. I have always had this not good mentally about the northern part of my country because of what i have hard growing up and things i have seen.,but you just talking about it and explaining in details how things are like over there makes me even fall more in love with Nigeria. please make a video about why you think the other part of Nigeria thinks about the northern part of Nigeria a certain way for example the (violence). i will like to know more about the northern part of my country. Thank you.

[@ogunsadebenjaminadeiyin2729]

I still discoursed this same issue yesterday with my Hausa brothers (I'm Yoruba) over here. And we conclude o some stuffs: 1. the supposed educated fellows are the perpetrators of the misinformation of the different tribes against the other. 2. the aim is to divide and rule, 3. the solution is that the truly educated ones should kick back against the fanaticism and bigotry and racial hatred that has ripped us apart. I am here to learn, so I can understand my friends when they discuss in Hausa.

[@learninghausalanguage6905]

Very informative. Great job

[@DaduAlsu]

My dear Nafisa I m so happy to see you here.Imiss you❤️❤️❤️Your old friend from Azerbaijan Shifa))

[@youtubeowl9544]

Love this. We need more videos like this. ❤

[@merydukuray]

So interesting, I liked the intro too😊

[@lazarocedeno5270]

Thanks dear. Thanks for sharing your beautiful culture and beautiful language. Very refined. Very fine.

[@StreetsOfAbuja]

Wow… thanks a bunch for this. Enjoyed every bit 😊

[@sherryleonard-foots9086]

Beautiful language!

[@abdellatifsellam1247]

Soo helpful! Keep it up! All the best everyone!

[@ogunsadebenjaminadeiyin2729]

Sweet British accent ma'am. Proud of my much-laughed-at Yoruba accent, loolzzz.

[@globalcetzen5271]

@Ogunsade Benjamin Adeiyin, I'm Ghanaian and I love the Yoruba language as well as the way they speak English. After all, you are not obliged to speak like an Englishman so please don't be hard on yourself. You should be very proud of your Yoruba English accent because the ability to master a colonial language, whilst retaining your culture, tribal language and ethnic originality, is an achievement worthy of applause.

[@ogunsadebenjaminadeiyin2729]

@@globalcetzen5271 Thank you so much for your words, they are sound words. Merci.

[@abiodunsalami5958]

This is very good Nafisa. The delivery is spot on.

[@abusalou7963]

شكراا

[@nizamahmadbabajo2546]

🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻 well done 👍🏻

[@mmygtv5979]

Very good nafisat

[@mariecurie8017]

Nagode!

[@MalamIbnMalam]

Wonderful work!

[@affiliatepromotionalproducts]

(Ina wuni) = literally: were is noon😂😂

[@NafisaLondon]

👍🏾

[@renmusic360]

Lols...

[@ericezeokoli8800]

You should teach PRESENT and PRESENT CONTINUOUS sentences, PAST and PAST CONTINUOUS sentences, FUTURE sentences and how VERBS are tied to NOUNS and PRONOUNS in Hausa Language. Examples: We ran to School( Mun gudu a makaranta) We will run to School tomorrow ( Zamu gudu a makaranta gobe ) I am going to School now ( I na zuwa da makaranta yanzu). .................... She went to Market, School, London. Musa will do it . Safiya bought this bag for you. Safiya has lots of friends and money. Sani bought clothes for her, his mother and his father. I will give it to her when I see her. This is hers. When is she/he coming to see us. Please RESPOND with translation and EXPLANATION. Give us NAMES of Books that have TRANSLATION from English to Hausa. Thanks.

[@ogunsadebenjaminadeiyin2729]

Very helpful comment sir. Igbo Kwenu. I respect your mastery of the hausa language and grammar.

[@sotypepple5067]

this is so detailed and i have learnt alot , BARAKA KADAI

[@liveko3140]

Good

[@taiwodamilola8636]

so why did Nafisa stopped this video at just greetings...?? Wana learn the whole language.....

[@liveko3140]

I am yasir from sudan

[@kamara_truckerkamara6449]

Salaam Alaikum Nafisa, I feel so shameful because of not speaking Hausa and I should know my language, however, can you please teach more.

[@malikdammada7559]

Same boo

[@alimuhanmmadawwal7320]

You mean you don't understand your language.

[@sk8tor4ever]

Those kids were cute

[@rabbithare381]

Assalam alleikum Nafisa, can you tell me how Somalis are related to Hausa's & Fulani's?

[@ABBA4KTECHHAUSA]

Slm fatan alheri

[@stillnessinme9195]

How do you say i love you in Hausa

[@promiseakpassen]

Ina Son ki (to a female) Ina Son ka (to a male)

[@hamidjan1423]

Hı miss were are you I miss you so much

[@nezhanezha9317]

يالبى ذا الوجه