Is Warri Pidgin English The Original Nigerian Pidgin?!

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  • @Bear-of1on
    @Bear-of1on Рік тому +5

    I'm an African American who is crazy about Nigerian pidgin....West African culture as a whole....being more familiar with the cultures and peoples of Senegal, Mauritania, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Mali, Guinea , Burkina Faso, Togo and Benin and of course Cote D'Ivoire. Believe it or not I know at least two people from each of these groups. I lived in Southwest Philadelphia for some years. It is the section of Philly that has the highest concentration of West Africans especially Liberians who I'm more familiar with and gradually picked up on speaking some Koloqwa through so much frequent exposure. The few Ghanians I knew walked me through learning Twi. My lady friend Fatou who owns a restaurant comes from Mali where they speak a Manding Niger-Congo language known as Bambara or Malinke. African languages are so beautiful. Even The Wolof of Senegal speak an enchanting toungue. " Nanga def ? " " Mango fe " it just sounds romantic. Sierra Leonians or ' Salone people ' as they call themselves speak krio which has English as it's based with African word and sentence structure and grammatical abbreviations so they'll ask, " how de bodi " or how are you doing... how's your body or health, well being. So it's a good way to understand the simplicity of word construction in creoles and pidgins all over. " Misef a well ' myself, I'm well. I flirted with Nigerian pidgin by watching Nigerian movies which I found all West Africans watch. I dated a Liberian girl who watched them a lot. I had seen them before I met her but more frequently since she and I were together. I always liked pidgins simplicity. ' how far ' how are you ' I dey fine ', I'm good " weytin' be dis " what is this " " I no go gree " I don't agree. " I go land you slap " I'm gonna slap you. Abeg, please...... it's a very comprehensive West African language that I honestly am interested in learning more fluently. God willing I will continue my passion for learning it fluently.

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  Рік тому

      Thank you for your input.

  • @victoryw.o1920
    @victoryw.o1920 6 років тому +21

    Nawa o! Which kyn question be dis? Na we get pidgin na! Shuooooo 🤣🤣🤣

  • @iniyespiff500
    @iniyespiff500 7 років тому +31

    That girls pidgin made me so happy. She said "where this one from come" 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

  • @CedricMcCay
    @CedricMcCay 7 років тому +42

    I have to admit that, when it comes to language, the Nigerians stand tall in the world! The beauty and creativity of their pidgin far outshines most other creole languages. I really enjoyed this video. Please continue to produce more!

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  7 років тому +1

      Thanks for watching Cedric!!

    • @mixtikman7276
      @mixtikman7276 7 років тому +9

      Nigerian pidgin is creole. Like I said earlier I have a few Jamaican frnds who loves to hear me speak, and compares it to their own creole.

    • @DJSOBANJO1
      @DJSOBANJO1 7 років тому +3

      Creole is not broken down French. Creole means the same thing as Pidgin. A mixture of different languages. There are French creoles and English creoles and many share things in common but have their own uniqueness. Naija which is the pidgin spoken in Nigeria is similar to but different from Krio spoken in Sierra Leone and both languages draw from English, French, Portugese, Igbo, Yoruba, Arabic and a few other languages.

  • @divinetega9298
    @divinetega9298 7 років тому +51

    Warri pidgin is the best in Nigeria

  • @riskjagne3989
    @riskjagne3989 7 років тому +23

    I love naija all the way gambia 🇬🇲🇬🇲🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️💯❤️

  • @Jay75ny
    @Jay75ny 7 років тому +19

    I Lived in Warri for yrs and still wasn’t able to compose all the slangs.
    Shoutout to the folks from Okorododo

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  7 років тому +1

      shoutout back 👏

  • @0803550
    @0803550 7 років тому +29

    Hear these:
    1. Atico bow
    2. Piaka nor gum
    3. The show na die
    4. The girl na kpians
    5. Sho, say na who die na
    6. We dey go we house na
    7. The house na we own
    8. You want make I tear ur head
    9. Them send u, tell them say u nor see me oo
    10. Them do u, u nor get eye? I fear you ooo, hum. etc, etc

    • @candyohwodiasa
      @candyohwodiasa 5 років тому +1

      OMG,.. 😂 😂 😂 😂 Nr 7 and 8

  • @CHIEBUKATV
    @CHIEBUKATV 7 років тому +25

    But that girl with her natural hair makes alot of sense 💯💯💯💯lovam

    • @sophiao5855
      @sophiao5855 4 роки тому

      I am trying my best to learn pidgin especially thru movies but I guess the girl your described rings it home

  • @stefaniaomo9045
    @stefaniaomo9045 7 років тому +7

    BEST batter box segment ever!!!!

  • @Gozie419
    @Gozie419 7 років тому +20

    Wow. My lil cousin is really taking the media by storm. Great presenter

  • @ebutuoy406
    @ebutuoy406 7 років тому +20

    "Buss you ina you head" hit you in the head is the only word "pidgin I could relate to my Jamaican patio.

    • @africasfinest52
      @africasfinest52 7 років тому +9

      We say pikin, you guys say pickney we say una you guys say uno

    • @mixtikman7276
      @mixtikman7276 7 років тому +2

      I get Jamaican frnds wen wan hear me yarn all the time, even fellow Nigerians wen nor be from warri delta state.

    • @empressswiss2080
      @empressswiss2080 7 років тому +6

      africasfinest52 I b Jamaican I sabi every tin wetin dey talk just so u know jamaicas of now a days cannot spell the words they use over time they have adopted the simpler version. U can check UA-cam for Jamaican maroons they still speak the language of our ancestors and I cant tell what it is because I understand some words that r Twi which is Ghanaian and I understand some words that r nigerian. When I first met my grandma I never understood a word she was saying because my father long stopped speaking like her b4 his kids were born but I realize that it is because of the way she talks that I understand the nigerian pidgin effortlessly because d way she speaks is more similar to the nigerian pidgin than the way people like me from the other side of the island speak. Like my grandma would say I dey come my side of d island say mi a come. The first time my grandma said kaka and nyash my spelling is probably off but I didnt know what either word ment. The older people who r educated they spell the words differently that we do today I find their spelling is hard to pronounce I still can't spell ngo na gummm but I know when my grandma said it it ment she was hungry and needed food. She would say things like eh woooo when something happened that was very funny to me because of her facial expression.

    • @AfriBrasilia
      @AfriBrasilia 7 років тому +1

      africasfinest52 Nope. Depends on WHERE in Jamaica. Different regions have different dialects/pronunciation.

    • @NWAASAA
      @NWAASAA 7 років тому +2

      In Igbo 'I'm hungry' is agu na a gum. Interesting.

  • @danidejaneiro8378
    @danidejaneiro8378 7 років тому +59

    Nigerians are linguistic gods, I love the videos about language. And all the other videos too. This is my favourite channel. I love Battabox. Can the presenters be followed on some social media?

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  7 років тому +4

      +Gringo Show hey we love you too 😍😍 you can find BattaBox and our presenters on Twitter and Facebook and Instagram 👍👍

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  7 років тому +4

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    • @mingotubman3790
      @mingotubman3790 7 років тому +2

      Gringo Show pigeon sounds like Jamaican talk it's lovely!

    • @thegigadykid1
      @thegigadykid1 6 років тому +1

      BattaBox linguistic gods ? Nah

  • @louisa2719
    @louisa2719 4 роки тому +8

    I'm not warri but kaii this pidgin is maddddd

  • @kenslay
    @kenslay 7 років тому +2

    You finally found your best presenter, kid is good with lots of charm and charisma..

  • @Unusualgroophy
    @Unusualgroophy 7 років тому +24

    After living in warri, delta state and port harcourt, i can confidentially say that Warri pidgin is the best and original.

    • @oryoegbe1266
      @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому

      @Beliebella MEME. ebi like say u no stay for sapile.

    • @czas4
      @czas4 4 роки тому +1

      Maybe you're right. I'm from Calabar and never even noticed there are so many different Pidgin until I moved to Port-Harcourt and heard a lot of Pidgin from different states in school. I prefer PH Pidgin shar.

    • @breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
      @breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685 2 роки тому

      LIFE

  • @felixsunday6270
    @felixsunday6270 6 років тому +8

    Warri speaks the best pidgin in Nigeria

  • @QueenChristy514
    @QueenChristy514 4 роки тому +7

    Only here because my dad is a warri boy and I gotta rep🇳🇬

  • @creatingcreatvt
    @creatingcreatvt 7 років тому +15

    if u no confirm, u must shift, if not u must dress!

  • @isadore9793
    @isadore9793 5 років тому +2

    Worri dey there hit like for me,every deltas are humble in beginning but no go there ooo.

  • @breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685
    @breakingdownnigerianpidgin1685 2 роки тому +2

    Warri can never carry LAST. Na our Pidgin sweet tear.

  • @bamigboyebamidele2991
    @bamigboyebamidele2991 7 років тому +23

    englitch??? lmao

  • @mojisoladeji
    @mojisoladeji 7 років тому +7

    Warri pidgin e sweet. Confirm!

    • @mixtikman7276
      @mixtikman7276 7 років тому +1

      @ mojisola Wadsworth. Abeg You bam, infact Your teeth complete.

  • @edirinighoakiti5590
    @edirinighoakiti5590 6 років тому +6

    Warri nor Dey carry last. Nah today yansh Dey back? Nah wa for wire road ohh....

  • @rospalove656
    @rospalove656 7 років тому +5

    i love pidgin English..!!!

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  7 років тому

      Yay! Don't forget to check out our other videos on BattaBox - we have lots more pidgin english 👏

  • @ugoawa3171
    @ugoawa3171 3 роки тому +2

    Warri is not just the best but the originators of pidgin english in the entire world

  • @ochiegodfrey6428
    @ochiegodfrey6428 3 роки тому +5

    Pidgin English started in benin City not Warri. Benin City was the only cosmopolitan city in old midwest region of nigeria. It was the only region without a dominant local dialect. So english was mixed with local languages. It started in benin City then spread out to sapele not Warri, Because sapele at the time was more populated and vibrant than Warri. Warri pidgin english only got attraction when they started to put more slang to their pidgin. Benin City Pidgin is the sweetest

    • @uchealisha9510
      @uchealisha9510 2 роки тому +2

      What’s your source? Pidgin stated in Sapele not Benin.

    • @ochiegodfrey6428
      @ochiegodfrey6428 2 роки тому +1

      @@uchealisha9510 how did it start in sapele? When benin was the only cosmopolitan city in the entire mid west region of Nigeria. The west has yoruba. The east had igbo. And the north has Hausa. But the middle belt had no language homogenized dialect. And Benin was cosmopolitan. That gave birth to pidgin english. Argue with with your phone

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  Рік тому +1

      Thank you for your input but a lot of Warri indigenes would disagree with you on this. I guess it’s the slang that makes it sound better

    • @DavidOrgust
      @DavidOrgust 3 дні тому

      ​He is right. Pidgin English spread from Benin City to Sapele.​@@uchealisha9510

    • @DavidOrgust
      @DavidOrgust 3 дні тому

      ​@@BattaBoxJust the way lagosians wouldn't agree their Yoruba is inferior to the stronger ones speken up north in other Yoruba states.
      Who go gree say their own food nor sweet?

  • @AfamOrji
    @AfamOrji 7 років тому +13

    Warri did not originate from warri like people tend to think. It's just that the pidgin in warri is uniquely different from the one spoken in other places.

  • @afternoondelight6741
    @afternoondelight6741 7 років тому +9

    He took the poll in Warri so of course they will agree...

    • @mixtikman7276
      @mixtikman7276 7 років тому +1

      It's not about that, when I was in the university, guys de always ask me if am from warri when they listen to my pidgin and they love it. Minus the langua the accent na dead.

  • @tegabaahmedia
    @tegabaahmedia 5 років тому +4

    Yerp this girl stay for Ijaw land she say Englitch 😂😂😂 you nor learn dey fool you oh!

  • @TellAStoryofficial00
    @TellAStoryofficial00 7 років тому +31

    inglich 3:40

    • @SBishop
      @SBishop 7 років тому +2

      Lol...I heard that too!!

    • @David4u2020
      @David4u2020 7 років тому +3

      😂😂😂😂

    • @Love25648
      @Love25648 7 років тому

      Imoisili Danene 😂😂😂

  • @rannypoint7292
    @rannypoint7292 2 роки тому +1

    I'm from north Nigeria and love warri pigin

  • @chukwukaigboaka4619
    @chukwukaigboaka4619 4 роки тому +2

    She get the intonation

  • @BeckyBess
    @BeckyBess 3 роки тому

    Delta Pidgin the best one, the poorest one. Na alarm dey tear me, biko make 6to6 push for dis side oga 😁

  • @bakhitanzeribe9167
    @bakhitanzeribe9167 7 років тому +12

    Lmao Warri people are funny AF and i love their openness and honesty. But do other cities in Edo state speak like Warri people or they have their own accent?

    • @wizdotv7575
      @wizdotv7575 4 роки тому +4

      Edo State and Delta State were once together and it was known as Bendel back then, the BEN represents Benin and the DELT represents DELTA..They later split into two different states known as EDO STATE AND DELTA STATE...The Edo people and Delta people have been doing everything together from their day one and the Edo people have so much copied the lifestyle of Warri and they now speak like Warri people but they can never know the complete slangs of Warri

    • @ochiegodfrey6428
      @ochiegodfrey6428 3 роки тому +6

      @@wizdotv7575 lie. Pidgin English started in benin City. Because it was the only cosmopolitan city at that time. Warri only started adding their own slang later. And benin Pidgin still has its own slang.

    • @oscarray9285
      @oscarray9285 11 місяців тому

      ​@@wizdotv7575 Edo copied warri 🙄🙄 you sure say you well so

    • @DavidOrgust
      @DavidOrgust 3 дні тому

      ​​Him brain dey pain am. Carry talk.😂😂😂​@@oscarray9285

    • @DavidOrgust
      @DavidOrgust 3 дні тому

      Lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣 Warri wey dem born yesterday? Backyard city so? If not for Gov. James Ibori, who dey go Warri before? 😂
      Dem dey call meat for pot kpomor sef dey raise hands? Lmao 🤣🤣🤣 Oko shift make me see future abeg.
      Even Warri people sef dey trip for how Benin kept originality in its pidgin. Warri wey different langua don influence so. Benin speaks the purest pidgin in Naija.

  • @AAde-or3qz
    @AAde-or3qz 4 роки тому +4

    Waffiiiiii!! 🤣

  • @riskjagne3989
    @riskjagne3989 7 років тому +2

    Warri no deh take last 😂🤣

  • @samueloyedepo1434
    @samueloyedepo1434 6 років тому +4

    I always tell people pidgin didn't originate from Warri. I must admit it's very unique but it's not the original Nigeria pidgin. As a Port Harcourt boy, we have been speaking pidgin before the Warri version of Pidgin became popular in the 90s. I just look away when all these radio stations think if you are not speaking Warri version of pidgin you don't know how to speak pidgin. To be blunt, Warri pidgin is diluted Nigeria pidgin, more or less accented Nigeria pidgin. Nigeria pidgin is naturally 'sweet'. It doesn't have to be warri pidgin.

  • @BattaBox
    @BattaBox  7 років тому +2

    Do YOU agree? Is Warri the birthplace of Nigerian pidgin English??
    Thanks for watching + Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!!

    • @agbaya5314
      @agbaya5314 7 років тому +2

      BattaBox yeah

    • @oryoegbe1266
      @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому +1

      i throway salut. i no gree say na warri pigin comot. de origina place wen pigin comot na sapile. de way de pigin de flow for de mouth and de way dem de construct am for sapile pass wafi. wafi copy from sapile. na wen dem remove pontu from sapile and safa boys begin slap go wafi, dem carry pigin go wafi come blend am there. sebi u sabi say sapile na jaguda town na. wen safa guy open im mouth, u go no de difference. na oba. u get de jist. for example, wen wafi guy go say 'which one u dey' sapile guy go slide the 'which one u dey' to sound like 'wis on na'. we slide it in sapile. sebi u get me.

    • @benardosinachi6777
      @benardosinachi6777 3 роки тому +1

      shuuuu yes now

    • @ochiegodfrey6428
      @ochiegodfrey6428 3 роки тому +1

      No. Benin City is the birth place of Pidgin English in Nigeria. Which day Warri come up? Sapele was more than Warri in the past. Please do your findings and research

    • @uchealisha9510
      @uchealisha9510 2 роки тому

      @@ochiegodfrey6428 Sapele not Benin

  • @lovelybae7440
    @lovelybae7440 7 років тому +1

    😀 dat cooler of food though (2:27) foodie

  • @BeckyBess
    @BeckyBess 3 роки тому

    No be aje butta but kpako be. Haha nah good one 🤣

  • @karthikkn78
    @karthikkn78 4 роки тому +1

    Warri de get strong pidginoo

  • @LawrenceEmeruwa-x7e
    @LawrenceEmeruwa-x7e 25 днів тому

    Warri pidgin is a combination of slangs

  • @pbdtrigga
    @pbdtrigga 3 роки тому +2

    Go to Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 and learn you history guys.

  • @NLaugh.
    @NLaugh. 5 років тому +1

    I love warri pidgin

  • @cijoykandanad
    @cijoykandanad 6 років тому +5

    Jesus loves you he died for you

  • @J-RodWorld
    @J-RodWorld 3 роки тому +1

    That gurl in white is row. 😂

  • @oliver2wist
    @oliver2wist 3 роки тому +1

    Warri pidgin is too gangster

  • @0803550
    @0803550 7 років тому +1

    I want to say that the original owner of the language is SAPELE not Warri. The language call pidgin was the official language of the "Sapele Boma Boys" They originated it.

    • @oryoegbe1266
      @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому +1

      @mr peter igbinigie idahosa. u get am well well. Na sapile pigin originate. i say am for my post earlier. u no say before dem no wafi, na safa de reign. u see, many different people (igbo, yoruba, hausa, etc) some stay for sapile. dat time pontu (ferry), omim shoe factory and AT&P de. de jaguda boys (boma boys) take from de different elements in de language come blend am to form pigin. u sabi am well.

    • @doyearuwei4039
      @doyearuwei4039 3 роки тому

      Pidgin has been with the people since the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a means of communication between the colonialist and the locals. Check out Jamaican maroons and the Gullah Geechee of South Carolina, USA they speak the same variation of pidgin with southern Nigeria.

    • @ochiegodfrey6428
      @ochiegodfrey6428 2 роки тому

      But sapele wasn't the the the commercial center at the time benin was. Pidgin english came into being because of trade

  • @adamsvalentina3114
    @adamsvalentina3114 6 років тому +1

    warri no day carry last na kpatakpata na drow drow

  • @lionzion1206
    @lionzion1206 5 років тому

    port pigin i Love ooo

  • @addyybrown4661
    @addyybrown4661 7 років тому +12

    Naija people sef😂 I know Warri, Delta people re very conc in pidgin language

  • @ayubajohn1970
    @ayubajohn1970 6 років тому

    Yes

  • @Coco.419
    @Coco.419 7 років тому +1

    They didn't even answer the question properly lool

    • @mixtikman7276
      @mixtikman7276 7 років тому +1

      Nor mind those guys dem be oboba for pidgin english, their ebeke nor tear reach, nai make dem de yan dust.

  • @emmanuelbartholomew9752
    @emmanuelbartholomew9752 5 років тому +1

    That girl yan and she fine join

  • @blessedlovely8048
    @blessedlovely8048 7 років тому

    dat baby finish work

  • @christianjesus6983
    @christianjesus6983 4 роки тому +2

    Warri pigin suppose be our general English and language for Biafra land and people around them

  • @IzibiliMercy
    @IzibiliMercy 6 років тому

    Warri pidgin z stil d best😘

  • @ericaerica4957
    @ericaerica4957 6 років тому

    Y he talk soo fasttt chai

  • @KingsleyOgwokhademeh
    @KingsleyOgwokhademeh Місяць тому

    Edo Benin pidgin is the best the own pidgin and warri

  • @isadore9793
    @isadore9793 5 років тому

    Worri we are the best.

  • @oryoegbe1266
    @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому +2

    I no agree. Na sapile (sapele) get de original pigin english for Niaja. Sapile pigin no get pair. Sapile na jaguda for pigin. Wafi (warri) copy from sapile. Even before dem know wafi, na sapile de rain. Anybody wey slap (travel) to wafi, dem de bow for am.

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  7 років тому +1

      +Oryo Egbe you too sabi the thing! As I dey read your comment ehen my mind just they sweet anyhow.❤💖

  • @MsOdot
    @MsOdot 7 років тому

    who u epp isnt even warri pidgin .. i dont think that lady is originally from warri .. u can tell by the way they pronounce things.

    • @mixtikman7276
      @mixtikman7276 7 років тому +7

      Wey u jump, Who u epp na confirm warri pidgin. Besides we nor wan know where pipu just like de hear hear us speak am bcos e de switched for we mouth. U nor understand.

    • @bridjetetoo2324
      @bridjetetoo2324 7 років тому +2

      The guy that originally sang who u help is a warri guy

  • @justonetime6179
    @justonetime6179 7 років тому +1

    The presenter speaks way too fast... like 400 wpm

    • @oryoegbe1266
      @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому

      dat aim be de uniqueness of pigin. e dey flow like tap.

  • @blessedlovely8048
    @blessedlovely8048 7 років тому

    warri number one

  • @esosaimade637
    @esosaimade637 7 років тому +8

    Pidgin English originated from sapele nigeria

    • @orakaomoghene4691
      @orakaomoghene4691 7 років тому +3

      Esosa Osa-Imade thanks for saying the truth

    • @chrisoghenetegamaloney5799
      @chrisoghenetegamaloney5799 7 років тому

      Even if sapele or warri or abraka or ughelli or Ekpan or orogun, or even isoko we from that area would complain, as far is from that region ,...

    • @oryoegbe1266
      @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому

      @esosa osa-imade. God bless u my buroda. u really get am. na now someone de rap. i post my jist about sapile pigin before i see your jist. dem no know say sapile pigin dey slide. e no get pair. na oba. u sabi am well well.

    • @DJSOBANJO1
      @DJSOBANJO1 7 років тому +4

      Naija Pidgin originated from the coastlands where they interacted with foreign European traders

    • @evansatkins1948
      @evansatkins1948 6 років тому

      Fucking lie ,

  • @freeworld6803
    @freeworld6803 6 років тому +2

    Bros pidgin is pidgin,nothing like real pidgin. Make i clear b4 den von rush me.

  • @vadislily6307
    @vadislily6307 6 років тому

    Ahahaha warri

  • @jaji5447
    @jaji5447 7 років тому +1

    o bob na old pidgin be those once naaa.
    Person vex you: o bob i go cut chain for u mooo
    Person help you: Bros we loyal ooo
    fine woman: boor tat kpeke fine ooo
    person de try you: o bob who wedge u?
    guy tell u make u show for gbedu: i go forever feasure naaa
    You area: Ogba
    get bad dream: guy winch follow me drag last night ooooo
    illegal oil bunkery: o bob i de go burst pipe.
    your boi wife: police
    .......i fit go on

  • @angelprincess818
    @angelprincess818 6 років тому

    Warri!!!!!

  • @CHIEBUKATV
    @CHIEBUKATV 7 років тому +2

    I want to hear from AbA people

  • @sylvesterpalmer9097
    @sylvesterpalmer9097 2 роки тому

    Warri

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  Рік тому

      No dey carry last🫱🏿‍🫲🏾

  • @adamsvictor9671
    @adamsvictor9671 2 роки тому

    Edo pidgin

    • @BattaBox
      @BattaBox  Рік тому

      Edo pidgin no bad but Warri pidgin sweet pass

  • @gracelove1742
    @gracelove1742 4 роки тому

    We all speak the same English oga

  • @dmoni92corral68
    @dmoni92corral68 7 років тому +1

    Pidgin didn't originate from warri ooooo,just dat there own pidgin dey sweet for Ear,Listen to pigdin there are Elements of Igbo and Yoruba in it than other Languages
    e.g
    yoruba words likes shey,sha,shebi etc
    Igbo words like Na,nmaya,Ogbanje etc

    • @mixtikman7276
      @mixtikman7276 7 років тому +1

      Shey, shebi, ogbanje, kpako all those na slangs wen nigerians generally just de add inside our pidgin. Especially delta state, based on say our local dialects for only delta state pass 8 abi 10 sef. Nigerian pidgin na creole. E nor start for warri, na normal level.

    • @oryoegbe1266
      @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому +1

      @dmoni92 corral. eh e bi like say u no no de meaning of pigin. yes, pigin contains elements of many language. pigin mean originating a style of language. take from here, take from there, come join am together form a unique language wen sweet for ear. before dem no wafi, na sapile dem no. many people (igbo, hausa, youruba, etc) come from all over niaja settle for sapile. dat time pontu (ferry), omimi shoe factory, AT&P, dey reign. so de area boys (boma) wen dem de do dem jaguda den, come pick from all these languages join am to form pigin. dat is why u see some igbo, yoruba, hausa, etc phrases for pigin. de thing be say, wen pigin com spread to wafi, dem no sabi the proper sliding and construction like safa. u fit tell wen sapile guy tear pigin.

  • @flowers2127
    @flowers2127 7 років тому

    na lies na we Sapele get the pidgin warri stil dey learn

    • @tosanomatseye5164
      @tosanomatseye5164 7 років тому

      flowers2127 i dey tellz u as in en warri still dey trek for where sapele dey. der just dey carry flex anyhow like say nor be sapele people wey go warri na teach them pidgin.

    • @Love25648
      @Love25648 7 років тому

      Tosan Omatseye 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @zekeike3872
      @zekeike3872 7 років тому +1

      Boil water flush toilet.

    • @chrisoghenetegamaloney5799
      @chrisoghenetegamaloney5799 7 років тому

      +Tosan Omatseye you itsekiris dey yarn dust Ohhh, make no carry talk anyhow Ohhh,.. Make shift go one corner before I open eyes Ohhh,...

    • @oryoegbe1266
      @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому +1

      u no say na wen pontu close for sapile come make safa people go wafi na. na dat time dem start to teach wafians proper pigin. u sabi am well well.

  • @marvellousruni8475
    @marvellousruni8475 5 років тому +1

    I'm a Nigerian but I don't understand most of the pidgin English being spoken and tbh, I don't really like it coz it makes us look loud, rude and not educated which isn't true.

    • @Damian-rt3rt
      @Damian-rt3rt 3 роки тому +1

      Pidgin is the pride of Nigeria. It is authentically Nigerian. It should be developed, renamed, and elevated as an official language in Nigeria.

  • @nigerianmultimediavault4470
    @nigerianmultimediavault4470 7 років тому +8

    Funnily enough, I didn't hear anything special or that different about the pidgin they were speaking compared to the general Naija pidgin.
    They even had many Yoruba words in their pidgin parlance.. Omo, Kpako, Ajebutter, Alaye, Oga etc....
    The so called special Warri pidgin that people make to be one special pidgin that would be hard for the rest of us to understand is just a lie jooor.

    • @quomoni
      @quomoni 7 років тому +11

      Nigerian Multimedia It's very different. Go and visit the city then you'll appreciate their uniqueness.

    • @nigerianmultimediavault4470
      @nigerianmultimediavault4470 7 років тому

      Is it different from what I heard spoken by various people in this same video?

    • @orheroiroro546
      @orheroiroro546 7 років тому +17

      The issue with Warri Pidgin is not even the pidgin itself but the accent, intonation and speed in which it is spoken, coupled with the demonstrativeness.
      Besides, this interviewer didn't meet the real area!!! He met only "odonyos" in Warri. If you wan confam Wafi yarning, try take ekoro fall in to Agbassa or Okere-Urhobo. Uvwie boys sef na ese for he matter.
      Many opata nor de full basket. Na who baff de go school. Cold nor de catch man wey de do gra-gra. :D
      I miss wafi die!
      But wais o, bros, who you help sef?

    • @mixtikman7276
      @mixtikman7276 7 років тому +3

      Bros this guy nor enter okumagba, agbasa, iyara, ekpan. these guys wen he interview nor be area, their teeth nor complete, them just de yan opata.

    • @oryoegbe1266
      @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому

      @mixtikman. i gree with u. e no even put foot for sapile wen be de origina place for pigin. u no see de way dem de talk? de thing no even smooth for dem mouth. e get kolobi. make im go oguanja, oban area, okirigwe or amukpe area go see how pigin de flow for mouth.

  • @chineduonovo6135
    @chineduonovo6135 5 років тому

    Benin is the best

  • @jumiofuya8793
    @jumiofuya8793 7 років тому +2

    Warri is a western corruption.The real word/name is Ewere not warri.Ewe or ewere is what is known,or translated as hebrew today.One of the tribes of Ewere/hebrew is youda(Judah) misspelt as yoruba today.

    • @jumiofuya8793
      @jumiofuya8793 7 років тому

      proudlyedo Ebhiremen .Please tell me if you've ever bothered yourself to look into nigerian true history.who we are and where we're from?Yes l know where warri is.Warri is a colonial corruption it should be Ewere.

    • @jumiofuya8793
      @jumiofuya8793 7 років тому

      proudlyedo Ebhiremen .There are different tribe in the south south part.Warri definitely came from benin.The british exil the oba koko to ghana and destroyed what was once a magnificent palace and kingdom.Yes the lshekiris are odudua as well.The ljaws are oduduwa too.They are what will be refered to as sub tribes today.

    • @jumiofuya8793
      @jumiofuya8793 7 років тому

      proudlyedo Ebhiremen You've lost me.How do you mean,warri came from ake and yet warri came from bini.?The lshekiri are mostly in warri.The urhobos are a different tribe.Where did lshekiri come from is the question?

    • @kcatuanya8502
      @kcatuanya8502 7 років тому

      Are you nigerian?

    • @oryoegbe1266
      @oryoegbe1266 7 років тому

      @jumo 77. u just wan wangle de jist here. de jist no be about whether warri na eastern name or western name. na about which place get de origina pigin. na OP we de call your post. i forget, OP means Out of point.

  • @bakhitanzeribe9167
    @bakhitanzeribe9167 7 років тому +3

    Lmao Warri people are funny AF and i love their openness and honesty. But do other cities in Edo state speak like Warri people or they have their own accent?

    • @neddominic5295
      @neddominic5295 4 роки тому

      Noting like warri pidgin the real pidgin na Benin pidgin if you disagree let's battle, I rep Benin and Benin come first before delta pikin no fit speak e language pass e grampa