In Nigeria, You too dey do means “ You’re doing too much “ while in Ghana You too dey do means “ So you’re also doing some “ - I’ve experienced both pidgin languages and Ghana pidgin sounds a bit funny and a little feeble when being spoken.
Bro you are completely wrong to even do a comparison between the two because like 50% of the pigin you use is Naija pigin. Do you want me to point them out to you? I can confidently tell you that you don't even know up to 30% of Naija pigin because what you know are the popular ones you hear in our contents. I'm a Warri born and brought up, go asked anyone about Warri City even though it's not what it really used to be back in the days. You will think the Naija pigin started in Warri because it was so strong and deep there, it was the only language we speak here even we had English and our different local dialects. That saying Naija no dey carry last used to be Warri no dey carry last
Ugh, dude stop. This is not even debatable. Nigerian pidgin reigns supreme; its comedic flair (without even trying hard), wide range of use, and flow and simplicity are unmatched. Ghanaian pidgin, on the other hand, is at the other end of the spectrum; it's stiff, it's flavorless, and it's really only spoken widely by the guys, and it STILL has to contend with Twi. (You, as a Ga man, should know a lot about that, right?)
@@sooreal1466 It's just my humble opinion, and I only say "humble" out of grace, considering how thoroughly familiar I am with the variants of pidgin across the western African coast, including Cameroon's "contri tok." He'd be better off pairing Ghanaian pidgin with others, and I'm not even sure the gap would be reduced by that much, either.
When you talk pigin mention Liberia, Sierra lone, cameroon and Nigeria. Ghana just started using pigin. They were influenced by Ghanaians who returned from nigeria. Ghana in the sixty don't speak pigin. Am an accra born.
😂😂😂😂 that’s a lie gh always spoke pidgin our pidgin has nothing to do with Nigerian Pidgin our pidgin is mixed with almost all the languages in gh . You’re Accra born and you saying Gh just started speaking pidgin I wonder where dem born you sef .
Lol , Pidgin became a thing in ghana after GHANAMUSTGO returnees brought Naija influenced Pidgin to ghana... Even in music ghanaian need to sound like Nigerians because ghanaian Pidgin is boring as fvck
Even you sef know say Naija pidgin sweet pass.😂 but it’s your opinion whatever makes you sleep better
In Nigeria, You too dey do means “ You’re doing too much “ while in Ghana You too dey do means “ So you’re also doing some “
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I’ve experienced both pidgin languages and Ghana pidgin sounds a bit funny and a little feeble when being spoken.
Bro you are completely wrong to even do a comparison between the two because like 50% of the pigin you use is Naija pigin. Do you want me to point them out to you?
I can confidently tell you that you don't even know up to 30% of Naija pigin because what you know are the popular ones you hear in our contents. I'm a Warri born and brought up, go asked anyone about Warri City even though it's not what it really used to be back in the days. You will think the Naija pigin started in Warri because it was so strong and deep there, it was the only language we speak here even we had English and our different local dialects.
That saying Naija no dey carry last used to be Warri no dey carry last
Ugh, dude stop. This is not even debatable. Nigerian pidgin reigns supreme; its comedic flair (without even trying hard), wide range of use, and flow and simplicity are unmatched. Ghanaian pidgin, on the other hand, is at the other end of the spectrum; it's stiff, it's flavorless, and it's really only spoken widely by the guys, and it STILL has to contend with Twi. (You, as a Ga man, should know a lot about that, right?)
Gh pidgin is never flavorless Gh pidgin has all the flair all gh languages is In pidgin I’ll only agree it’s spoken more in Nigeria than gh.
@@sooreal1466 It's just my humble opinion, and I only say "humble" out of grace, considering how thoroughly familiar I am with the variants of pidgin across the western African coast, including Cameroon's "contri tok." He'd be better off pairing Ghanaian pidgin with others, and I'm not even sure the gap would be reduced by that much, either.
When you talk pigin mention Liberia, Sierra lone, cameroon and Nigeria. Ghana just started using pigin. They were influenced by Ghanaians who returned from nigeria. Ghana in the sixty don't speak pigin. Am an accra born.
😂😂😂😂 that’s a lie gh always spoke pidgin our pidgin has nothing to do with Nigerian Pidgin our pidgin is mixed with almost all the languages in gh . You’re Accra born and you saying Gh just started speaking pidgin I wonder where dem born you sef .
@@sooreal1466very funny 😂😂
Lol , Pidgin became a thing in ghana after GHANAMUSTGO returnees brought Naija influenced Pidgin to ghana... Even in music ghanaian need to sound like Nigerians because ghanaian Pidgin is boring as fvck