NIGERIAN PIDGIN - LESSON 1 - VERB TO BE

This first lesson compares Nigerian Pidgin English with the English Verb TO BE in form of markers. In this first lesson, the marker BE is looked at in Nigerian Pidgin English. The other 2 markers DEY and NA will be seen in subsequent videos.
Knowing the uses of the grammar rules and most topics on this channel will help viewers especially non-Nigerians understand know how to use Nigerian Pidgin English grammar with the help of English grammar..
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[@englishteaching5895]

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[@marcioaraujo7460]

Gostei muito dessa primeira aula. Muito bom, Mack. Obrigado e parabéns pela iniciativa. Por essa oportunidade de nos possibilitar o acesso ao inglês nigeriano. Língua, comunicação verbal é algo fenomenal. Aliás, eu sou suspeita pra falar sobre isso, kkk. Abraço!

[@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685]

Valeu Márcio! Que bom que você gostou. Qualquer dúvida, estarei aqui viu? Abração.

[@damiegbeyemi1771]

Thank you so much for this wonderfull linguistic breakdown. A wonderful resource for Nigerians in the diaspora and for our non Nigerian friends who want to learn. I wish to connect if you are ever interested in working together on this amazing initiative

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[@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685]

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[@jaymzs8221]

Just found this series of videos. Excellent job sir! The “subtitles” including the example sentences are perfect for learning. I just started learning the basics myself. So….. This old oyibo no dey sabi pidgin well well. 😄. YET!

[@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685]

I’m glad you found the lesson useful Jaymz. I appreciate your kind words.

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[@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685]

Yes it is. As a matter of fact, I started writing one but I was swept off with other commitments. Who knows, I might revisit the idea in the future.

[@gazo5481]

Im beginning to see lots of similarities between the Nigerian pidgin and the Jamaican patua

[@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685]

I guess you'll see more in subsequent videos. Could you share some of the similarities you see please. Thanks in advance.

[@englishteaching5895]

I am an English teacher and find these videos from this teacher quite insightful. Can someone do this to Jamaican Patua too?

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[@TheYoskeland]

Come on make we parti everybody dey VIP Or Everybody be VIP ? Thx

[@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685]

Everibodi be VIP means everybody is important while Everibodi dey VIP means everybody is at the VIP spot. So, I guess the former is what you mean in your question since you’re referring to a party.

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[@hipster-pw4is]

how do you say what kind of massage do you like deep tissue soft or hard? I said na wetin massage una like? 😅

[@breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685]

Which kind massage you like? or Wetin be di kind of massage you like? ( This is when you’re addressing the question to one person. You can change the singular “you” to the plural “una” if the question is for more than one person.