@@cynthiakaba7526 look at the history and check their culture. The are not the same people in any way. Even in Nigeria, the over 200 tribes are not even thesame people.
@@lol-lz1gr I have one word for go back and read history before colonization. History before Britain and France set foot in Africa... read the Portuguese who landed and drew the first map of Africa..am tired of educating/lecturing people.. u can go to other comments on this same post to read my comments
@@cynthiakaba7526 I am very well informed about Nigeria history. Nigeria you see today is made of more 30 nations of different languages and cultures before Europeans came to African. A Nigerian man from south west of nigeria has nothing in common with Bamileke or Tikar man from Cameroon only thing they have i common is that they share thesame black skin . And before colonization these people have not cross path. Maybe you need start reading more of African pre colonial history from african scholars and look at the physical evidence on ground. Nigeria tribes you see today are not even the same people before European came to African.
Irish people migrated from Cameroon 🇨🇲.They took our accent with them. Don't let these boundaries or so ever it is called fool 😉 us we be one. Tell us when you'll be coming back. Still enuf space for you all. When my granny told me I didn't believe so 😂😂😂😂😂
@@cynthiakaba7526 My point exactly, Cynthia. I was pleasantly surprised her enunciation matched ours to a tee. I hope us Africans would (somehow) re-integrate at a point in future.
@@demolashittu9811 truth be told That will never happen cuz Nigerians always think Cameroonians copied them.. when we did not we just happened to live together as one for more than 10k years till British and France separated us..funny part is I don’t know why Cameroonians even welcome Nigerians to their country.... they are very good at insulting an according to Nigerians their brothers are Ghanaians lmao.. forgetting they share no boundary/culture with them.. Nigerians started moving to Ghana when it got its independence.. and that was in the 19 century.. so when your brother does not acknowledge u, u don’t need to acknowledge them as well. So division always bec
@@cynthiakaba7526 Wow...can't stop laughing...tho your history is a little off but the passion is enthralling! The percieved Naija-Cameroonian rivalry is mere storm in a teacup...its pointless, over hyped & sadly entrenched despite they both have loads in common. Granted, the dispute on the oil rich Bakassi peninsula was once a flashpoint, but it has otherwise been a healthy rivalry (who plays the best soccer, whose women are more beautiful etc.) Moreover Im proud of the bond between us Nigerians & Cameroonians here in the US.
I'm American with normal accent but pronounce words in in ways you both do. I think for Americans, the region plays a part in that. I'm a Floridian without a country accent. Great video.
Cameroon and Nigeria is almost the same with a slightly difference due to the colonization and history . It’s originally the same cultures , people or ethnies who got divided overtime . So no surprised with what we see today.
This is where most of us face difficulties in speaking American english... Their pronunciation doesn't rhyme with the British🇬🇧 English we learn in Africa🌍... And their spellings gives us another Pronouciation and they keep on telling you that you don't know english.... In class they'll always laugh at me, but when it goes to writing I was always the first....
@@riansillett2771 When you are new you're like an animal to them because your pronunciation is strange🤔.. .. You'll read📖 things in your own way and it will be funny to them, for example : Carlisle , Swedesboro, Gloucester, Coatesville, Louisville etc... If you hear how they pronounce it you'll be lost...
Guys, I loved black skin sooooooo much, Can you imagined, How Super Beautiful this lady is? She’s amazing. I kept watching her immaculate teeth and round face. Oh , Africans , Why some of you are busy changing from your wonderful skin to another. You are wonderfully made. 👍
And the crazy thing is the Cameroonian said more words correct like proper English from England than America who practically said every word wrong . He laughs at her but it’s the American getting it wrong .... before Americans comment English is our language spoken thousands of years before your land was stolen from Native Americans ... just Cock.. umber not the same
My chemistry teacher said that aluminum is spoken with only one i in the western world because of a transcription error, it was actually supposed to be Aluminium, but someone messed up and now theres a regional difference.
I think many people don't know much about our Cameroon. So, they automatically confuse with Nigeria. Too bad: that is how we are taught and that is the ways to go- nothing to do with Nigeria!!!
Woah woah woah stop.. Just stop. The American said the word caramel in a horrifying fashion. Please do not accuse all Americans of being this verbally broken LOL
As a Cameroonian Back boot= pidgin English Car boot= Camer English Cucumber= Cocomber In fact most what she pronounce serf goes more to a French Cameroonian serf.
BRUH Americans don’t say Car-mel well some do but those ppl aren’t told that’s the wrong way to say it and even you can look it up and it would say that just like the ppl who say reesees instead of reeses 😂
Hey fam, part two has just been added! Make sure to go watch and let me know who you sound more like.
the Nigerians in the comments 😂Please, we have a similar accent allow us to be Cameroonian 😂
We don’t have similar accent as them
Finally cameronian is my best, proudly Africans, am a Ugandan,
I felt she sounded more Nigerian than Cameroon, except when she pronounced cucumber and cocumber.
Me too 😅
Yep Nigeria Cameroon is the same people
When u look at history u will understand better
@@cynthiakaba7526 look at the history and check their culture. The are not the same people in any way. Even in Nigeria, the over 200 tribes are not even thesame people.
@@lol-lz1gr I have one word for go back and read history before colonization. History before Britain and France set foot in Africa... read the Portuguese who landed and drew the first map of Africa..am tired of educating/lecturing people.. u can go to other comments on this same post to read my comments
@@cynthiakaba7526 I am very well informed about Nigeria history.
Nigeria you see today is made of more 30 nations of different languages and cultures before Europeans came to African. A Nigerian man from south west of nigeria has nothing in common with Bamileke or Tikar man from Cameroon only thing they have i common is that they share thesame black skin . And before colonization these people have not cross path. Maybe you need start reading more of African pre colonial history from african scholars and look at the physical evidence on ground. Nigeria tribes you see today are not even the same people before European came to African.
We love our Cameronian English 😂😂😂😂
I’m Irish and most of the pronunciations she’s saying is the way I and many other Irish would pronounce them.
I'm Irish too and I agree.
Same with us englanders
Irish people migrated from Cameroon 🇨🇲.They took our accent with them. Don't let these boundaries or so ever it is called fool 😉 us we be one. Tell us when you'll be coming back. Still enuf space for you all.
When my granny told me I didn't believe so 😂😂😂😂😂
@@solidman8783 what a load of shite 🤣😂
@@solidman8783 this fella is speaking aload of bollax 😂
She sounds so Nigerian
We are neighbors so its possible
Yes my sister so correct
Nigerian accent and cameroonian accent are the same ._.
Camroonsister sounds great lov the accent , keep posting
Peace🌷🌷
She is like georgus beautiful so amazing 😻
Found my sister 🤣😂🤣
Tell him cocumber
Aww my brother, thank you for the youtube advice ♥️
They're both are so cute! He is showing her how to say different words, and she says it with a beautiful accent! How nice!
😐😐😐😐 how is he teaching her when she knows them already
You dey crase abi
That is straight-up Nigerian accent right there.
Nope.. that’s a Cameroonian accent. Especially the anglophone section
Nigerians u guys need to understand that it was one country back in the days...u guys will understand why the accent is very similar
@@cynthiakaba7526
My point exactly, Cynthia.
I was pleasantly surprised her enunciation matched ours to a tee. I hope us Africans would (somehow) re-integrate at a point in future.
@@demolashittu9811 truth be told
That will never happen cuz Nigerians always think Cameroonians copied them.. when we did not we just happened to live together as one for more than 10k years till British and France separated us..funny part is I don’t know why Cameroonians even welcome Nigerians to their country.... they are very good at insulting an according to Nigerians their brothers are Ghanaians lmao.. forgetting they share no boundary/culture with them.. Nigerians started moving to Ghana when it got its independence.. and that was in the 19 century.. so when your brother does not acknowledge u, u don’t need to acknowledge them as well. So division always bec
@@cynthiakaba7526
Wow...can't stop laughing...tho your history is a little off but the passion is enthralling!
The percieved Naija-Cameroonian rivalry is mere storm in a teacup...its pointless, over hyped & sadly entrenched despite they both have loads in common.
Granted, the dispute on the oil rich Bakassi peninsula was once a flashpoint, but it has otherwise been a healthy rivalry (who plays the best soccer, whose women are more beautiful etc.)
Moreover Im proud of the bond between us Nigerians & Cameroonians here in the US.
You just represented whole of Africa girl 🥳🥳🥳🥳, that's our accent too here in East Africa 🖤🖤🖤
Word
What in the 90 Day Fiance is going on here she is gorgeous
Loooool
I had to take a second look. WTH?! I don't wanna get nowhere this bad. Damn!!
I'm American with normal accent but pronounce words in in ways you both do. I think for Americans, the region plays a part in that. I'm a Floridian without a country accent. Great video.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the back boot got me falling off my bed
SHE'S SO FREAKING PRETTY!!!!!!!!
Thanks.
She sounded so Nigerian to me. Well, we share a common boundary with Cameroon....so culture mix probably happened
Cameroon and Nigeria is almost the same with a slightly difference due to the colonization and history . It’s originally the same cultures , people or ethnies who got divided overtime . So no surprised with what we see today.
Me seeing the word Cameroon: B E B E Z A H A R A B E N E T-
This is where most of us face difficulties in speaking American english... Their pronunciation doesn't rhyme with the British🇬🇧 English we learn in Africa🌍... And their spellings gives us another Pronouciation and they keep on telling you that you don't know english.... In class they'll always laugh at me, but when it goes to writing I was always the first....
Keep doing what you do. British English is the right way not American English
@@riansillett2771 When you are new you're like an animal to them because your pronunciation is strange🤔.. .. You'll read📖 things in your own way and it will be funny to them, for example : Carlisle , Swedesboro, Gloucester, Coatesville, Louisville etc... If you hear how they pronounce it you'll be lost...
She's beautiful
Come on man
Thank you.
Aluminyama 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I love that 😂😂😂😂
In Uganda we call it a Chewcumber
🤣 The best challenge I have ever seen, I love my country 🇨🇲 with its beautiful accent..
Thank you love, part two has been posted
She sounds Ghanaian too 😂
Never
I’m from Cameroon 🇨🇲
Guys, I loved black skin sooooooo much, Can you imagined, How Super Beautiful this lady is? She’s amazing. I kept watching her immaculate teeth and round face. Oh , Africans , Why some of you are busy changing from your wonderful skin to another. You are wonderfully made. 👍
Take a cold shower bruh
What we not gon do is fetishize a race...
😳
Wow! She sounds Nigerian. Many things in common.
nope.the western part of Cameroon
@@guyfotso9251 Okay, that's reasonable. Thanks
Indian here, that's how we say most of the things too.
I looove Cameroonian accent! 😍
What the hell is a beauty like her that doing with a guy like that?
Ask trump 🙄
Papers my broda
My woman is from Cameroon as well 😄
That BACK-BOOT and ZEBRA is everything Cameroonian 😂😂😂. Cameroon 🇨🇲 Oye
"Hey Lois, remember that time I got a mail-order bride from Cameroon?"
You wrong for that Daniel Holtzman, funny as shit, but wrong my man👍😂🤣
AFRICA ❤
😂😂😂😂👏👏👏 nice job guys
Hahahaha you have killed me this girl
Back boot 🤣🤣... Died right there
Where he get her from lol
Was thinking the same thing
Probably Cameroon
Wives that are just happy to be in the US .com
Mail in bride 👰
Internet 😂
2nd video watched and keep them coming...lol the spirit.
They are so cute. I like them....
Nice couples!
I'm a Cameroonia too.
Nice! The guy is too f.
She’s beautiful. Lucky man
This got recommended on both of my channels 🤣😂 237🔥
Usually, were use to seeing black men with out-of-shape white woman. Now, we're seeing black women with out-of-shape white men?
Usually we're used to seeing comments related to the video. Now we're seeing out-of-shape idiots bring up race in the comments?
FACTS
@@burgerbandit3646 no hate but for reals his comment was relevant to the video
@@yedatnz5331 video was about accents my guy.
Ok. Who marries out/of/shape black men?😅😅
And the crazy thing is the Cameroonian said more words correct like proper English from England than America who practically said every word wrong . He laughs at her but it’s the American getting it wrong .... before Americans comment English is our language spoken thousands of years before your land was stolen from Native Americans ... just Cock.. umber not the same
British southern Cameroonians speak like that
Hahahaha this is hilarious !
My chemistry teacher said that aluminum is spoken with only one i in the western world because of a transcription error, it was actually supposed to be Aluminium, but someone messed up and now theres a regional difference.
That's how we say it in England and we invented the language. American English changed it
Even her “my friend get out of here” is very Nigerian 😀
Hello sis ☺️👋
From buea , u nail it sister
😭 Cockumber
When a black woman knows her root it doesn’t just make her beautiful but defined her Queenie
Thanks dear for loving us may God give you everything you want in your life dear
I think many people don't know much about our Cameroon. So, they automatically confuse with Nigeria. Too bad: that is how we are taught and that is the ways to go- nothing to do with Nigeria!!!
Good one
The American accent can't hang.
Ma payesan souer🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰
In Nigeria we KUKUMBER
I am from Cameroun too!❤
Na that strong accent that hahahaha chaii
A few of hers sounded similar to how us Brits say things, and seeing as its our language, i say she wins...
Big sist I love you guys so funny 😆🤣😂
Strt frm cameroon,she nailed it
Love Camer
“She sounds Nigerian” “That’s a Nigerian accent” when will y’all realize they’re the same accent oml
On point
HE SOUNDS LIKE BYAKUYA TOGAMI I-
She pronounce words more like British English
Woah woah woah stop.. Just stop. The American said the word caramel in a horrifying fashion. Please do not accuse all Americans of being this verbally broken LOL
How do u say swirl?
Women spoke better english than the man for most part
Dude. She’s gorgeous! If that’s your lady, bro... damn!
She pronounced a lot of them like french speakers would, sounded correct to me.
but she is Cameroonian from English-speaking regions in Cameroon.
🤣🤣🤣🤭🤭 cucumber
Wow Cameroonian is perfect English
Well we all know why she's with him 😭
Cacumber 🤣😂🤣👍
Punching up!!!!
"jump on it"
Fuel = fwahl
This girl is from Cameroon hahha
She not happy lol
Look at the smile on her face and look how close she is,you can tell she’s very happy don’t be jealous🤣🤣🤣
This girl is fine
I think Imight have African accent lolo
men really on that 90 day fiance stuff
She gonna get that U.S. citizenship and dip 😂😂
As a Cameroonian
Back boot= pidgin English
Car boot= Camer English
Cucumber= Cocomber
In fact most what she pronounce serf goes more to a French Cameroonian serf.
No French Cameroonian. It is like that Cameroonians from English-speaking regions speak
Damn i would like to do that whit my seiss accent
😂 😂 😂 😂
I'm not from Cameron but I think western Africa pronounce "ku kum bar"
You just sound British
@Black To Grace fr
she sounds Nigerian
🇺🇸 Just black, no seasoning:(
Wow we haven't woke up yet
🤣🤣😂😂
That's sounds french accent for me
british English;
Original 237
Back boot 😅😅😅
Sounded like a Nigerian + Ghanaian
BRUH Americans don’t say Car-mel well some do but those ppl aren’t told that’s the wrong way to say it and even you can look it up and it would say that just like the ppl who say reesees instead of reeses 😂
#represente 🇨🇲🧘♂️