I M Gonna Say The N Word นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Titig na titig ako sa mata niya, I'm a person who don't accept such a word who is against to me, lalo na kong sa kanya galing ang mga salitang iyon at walang mga kabuluhan. "Neither of those you said are true, say that again I won't hesitate to lay this finger in your face" "Woah, woah! Ms. Hannah calm down, the sh-t!" "Try me" the last word I said before releasing him. "The f-ck just happened!" napahawak ito sa ulo niya na hindi makapaniwala sa nangyari. "Ask yourself, you moron"

Fuck it! My life was shit! It has always been shit! I always found a way to do things I wasn’t supposed to do at a certain age. It was all just infuriating and annoying. Once again, I was unemployed and useless to the world. Maybe I was cursed by my village people back home in Nigeria. They probably saw how brightly I shone and then they were trying to make sure I never shine like that. Whatever it was, it was disgusting and annoying. I hated my life.

I smiled, slow and sharp, letting the words hang in the air for a beat before I delivered the killing blow. “At least this bitch gets fucked every day,” I said. “I can’t say the same about you.”

Over my dead fucking body. **************************************************

I quiz In astonishment. "Ah! Nah Madam Lisa o. She talk say make I dey learn English. Say she no like the pidgin way I dey talk. So I com start to dey watch Oyinbo film. I try ba? " He replies smiling sheepishly. (It's Madam Lisa. She said I should learn English. That she doesn't like the 'Pidgin' I speak. So i started watching English films. I tried right? *OYINBO is what Yorubas and many other Nigerians call whites*) {pidgin}

She looks up from her phone, which I’d now in her hands. “You're beautiful. Don't let anybody tell you differently.” She smiles. “And you're an amazing seamstress. Don't let anyone change your mind.” My face pulls into a grin. “Thank you.” … Words/phrases and their meanings: * orobo — often a derogatory remark for a fat person. * I suppose become motivational speaker o — I’m supposed to be a motivational speaker. *Na so — Yeah, right.

I would trade one more year behind bars for this moment. “What’s punk ass, Uncle Jordan?” she asked, curiosity in her gaze, making my heart churn more—in a good way. "It’s used to address bad guys like myself and my buddy behind me," I chuckled. "Use the word only when provoked, you hear me?" I reached for her plump cheek and caressed it with my cuffed hands. "I’ll be back," I told her. My voice was steady, even though something in me cracked saying it. "Don’t matter what it takes. You remember that, Amara. I’ll always come back."

-"no problem" "You just dey enjoy nii" - "You are just enjoying" Aliko Dangote- richest man in Nigeria and Africa also. Whyne- a slang for "flattery" "No dey whyne me nii"-- "Don't just flatter me". "Jare"- literally, a Yoruba word for "please" but can be used to initiate change of topic" as used in this chapter. Ehnn- a sound made, when someone suddenly remembers something.

God the nerve of is guy is beyond words! "Yes! Who wouldn't get mad? I'm offended! You don't know who I am so stop judging me! I didn't even complain about how the people around here look and act in this freak house! I didn't complain about how your friends are treating and making fun of me! You never heard a word from me saying bad stuff about you nor the people around here and yet you try to act like you know who I am!" I screeched.

I don't have to speak the necessary words because they would say them for me. I looked at Michelle. Now...take back what you said about me being an old lady.