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  • yea love this song even though i dont know all of the words in hausa

  • fati du courage,n'oublie pas ta religion et tradition,avance dans ie mondernisme.

  • ina so wanna music na fati niger

  • this is gay fuck yyl p];lm ]pl;omop];?=\fr0gmsa0ifhtgCfks­-0PGH,KDG-0sflDG

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  • i love this song 4 life

  • Oh dear, not my type of music, errrrhhhg

    

  • hambabir why do u post addis ababa pic are you ethiopian dirty shit eater bastard what alair muta fucker don't send to me again pic like that xaaryahow hooyadaa futada kawas

  • @shumey123 gaalyahow gaalku dhalay awoowgaa lagubye oo hooyadaa futada xaarkale laga waso adna ka was midgaan yahow aan nasabada lahayn.who the fuck are you when you are a dead body licking the sand,we feed.xayawaan yahow daanyrka ahi shuuntii hooyadii tabaya kaalay guskayga jaq adiga waankuu ogolaane ina dhillo.

  • @waahambaabir kkkkkkkk bahashii xumeed qabyaalada aheyd xita umadaha kale video yaashuuda miya lasoo aadeen.. walahi qosol aa iigu disheen bahasha xita wadankeenii ay naga soo wadey oo qaxooti naga dhigtey..qabyaalada meel walbu somali leedahey wa kafilaayey lakin meshan maka filaneenin,,,lolz

  • hambabir we are not arab people no way i think arab people they destoy our history and our civalization and enforce muslim religion but know we must appereciete who we are and what we believe but i knew we are not pple we are biger arab pple

  • i think , somali,toureg,fula,huasa,erter­ia,part off ethiopian like amhara,or tigrey,tutsi,north sudan this pple are some race some gene my be they are empire before thounsand year ago and sparede west africa,east africa,north africa,

    i don't understand but i can feel this pple and appereciete , my be we are not some language, some religion,but i can feel i don't knew i ask many pple i do reaserch we agree some idea but we are silent and look them i don't i knew any why we respect and love

  • @shumey123 xoola tehee soomali baan hada nahay umana baahnin wax aan ku abtirsano walaa carab wala kushit walaa jaan somali waa soomali cirkan kanimid cidna nalama dhalan madi baan nahay ok!

  • waaaaaaw fantastic and sweet voice ,i like it mashaalah , though i dont understand i can follow action , keep it up,pliz follow the sunna of the prophet ,some of u r dressing like western people

  • Waka mai dadi! :-)

  • hambabir listen i discover nice song they sound like dikri or heelo listen this song

    sogha niger (yala-yala) realy they sound like some lyrics  specialy i remeber somali guitarist ahmed,naji ali mashaf,or jiim sheikh walaahi they are some the way are song listen please also i am from somalia lie sub'is

  • hambabir listen i discover nice song they sound like dikri or heelo listen this song

    sogha niger (yala-yala) realy they sound like some lyrics specialy i remeber somali guitarist ahmed,naji ali mashaf,or jiim sheikh walaahi they are some the way are song listen please 

  • i love this and most of hausa songs that i heard,i am a somalian don't understand but feel good to listen and know differences of the other africans.i see that west africa and east african counties has a lot of similarities,may be its because of mix with arabs and been muslim mostly.

  • @hambaabir

    No,it's not because of Arabs or Islam,it's because Hausa is also Afro-Asiatic just as Somalis,Berber,Arabs.

    But Hausa language is very close to Berber language than other Afro-Asiatic.

    Arabs are camouflage of us,they copied us more than we copied them.You will realize it when you take a profound knowledge of the Afro-Asiatic literature.

    Hausa shared the same maternal DNA with Cushitic mt L3f3f which is typically East African maternal lineages,and only found in Cushitic speakers

  • @hambaabir

    The only DNA that is not shared between Cushitic and Chadic is male lineage Y-ch R1b DNA ,which was only found among Chadic,Egyptian-Berber (Siwa),Libyan-Berber,Algerian-­Berber (Oran ) ,while Chadic shared very low frequencies of Cushitic Y-ch DNA E1b1b at rate of 3%,Cushitic had 0% of R1b.

    Eastern Chadic is very close to Cushitic languages than Western Chadic,some Anthropologist even classified Eastern Chadic in Cushitic,but that was then disregarded by other Anthropologist.

  • i love hausA but i dont understand it

  • fatima outside and inside personality she is beautyfull this people is massive i feel kind my heart is growing kind i am east africa wat she says to me i understad she talk our prophet listen brother also senagal, mali bamako,nageria ,fula and hausa some sound i don't have any idea west africa fatima habibi alla aafiya aamin go pradise fardowsa aaaammmiin i respect my sister she doest want to go war i will listen her she bring to me fati voice thanx

  • thank you yelena101 you msge frist time i listen this song i start fallow hausa music is massive we are some the way rythem and lyrics also i discover umi mumina i think is nigerian guy who sing he is massive like fati yaalah i didn't know this people before some people they write bad comment fatima she is better hele burry she is muslim girl she better kafir girl i am so proud her voice and personality and honest eye never tell lying look who she is lovely and peace mine her inside is beauty

  • vocal and rytham is nice i respect my sister coz she discover some thing my part of heart fatima she is young beauty full girl i like her personality and her voice wat she says to me is she singing hausa language ?thanx fati and her team inspire music bello grazie molto biene habibi alah aafiya aamiin

  • i am greeting all of u i'am in mogadisho somalia every morning i pick up my gun and go war i don't know if i wake up next morning or never retrun to the war frist i hear my sister was listening this song then i listen this voice and look so deeply face of this girl realy i feel rahma and quite i don't understand wat she song but i knew she songs her heart can some one tell me wat she says i knew she is niger west africa but i don't know language please some one tell me wat she says i can feel hr

  • @dalmarqaran . first she thanks her fans and wellwishers(including you), and her family. then she praises Allah as the greatest and urges all to follow the example of the prophet. she says he who does good will not want for it and generally encourages this virtue.

  • its a skinny niger! it says fati niger!

  • @NigHaterWP

    can t u see she looks like halle berry

  • @NigHaterWP

    can t u see she looks like halle berry

  • This song is so moving and I am still listening to it again and again and again and again and again and ............................GI­RMA GIRMA GIRMAAAAAAYEEAAAAA !!!!!!!

  • this song is very beautiful

  • T6hanks to the all mighty LORD

  • it very splendid, i really appreciate,her music,most especially,dawo dawo,it makes me remember tony braxton,with this music spanish guitar

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  • Faty fat fat niger

  • it nice

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  • can some one pls show me where she came from so that i can go and visit and also i like the way she sings

  • i love this song as for me i like the bit

  • CAN ANY ONE TELL ME WHERE I WILL GET THIS FATI FROM, I PERSONALLY WANNA HIRE HER TO SING AT MY AUNTIES WEDDING. THOUGH WE ARE NOT HAUSA, WE ARE YORUBA BUT OUR FAMILY ALL LIKE HER SON. PLS ANYONE WHO CAN HELP ME ON HOW TO GET HER SHOULD EMAIL ME ON HAMEED_JOHNSON@YAHOO.COM

  • @medolinemoney

    She is from Niamey, Republic of Niger

  • @medolinemoney yes u can get it in benin republic

  • my aunt love the song and also she like her voice

  • هذه الاغنية هي مثيرة جدا للاهتمام لآذان بلادي ، هل يستطيع أي واحد يقول لي معنى هذه الأغنية جيرما جيرما؟ يمكنك البريد الالكتروني لي على HAMEED_JOHNSON@YAHOO.COM أو الاتصال بي على +233240266926

  • i love he way they sing its so beautieful

  • nice beat!

  • @CrazieAsIam93 Fati niger is one of the best haussa singer of all time and all Niger and Nigerian people are proud about here cause you know Niger and Nigerian are all the same is the colonization that devided us into peace,but incha allah one we will unit the two countries and the whole africa.May allah bless africa

  • LOL

  • This "song" have nice reviving beats, lovely 'ammana fa' the video could improve .... hey,,sannu faty, I 'm confident this song isn't particularly ment 2b religious as some comments claimed. ...lolz.//// :]

  • fati niger

  • love this song!

  • Fati, ina son ki. Ki na da kyau!

  • fati,.,.,.i just luv u!!she wuz @ my sisters weddin!!d crowd went crazy,.,.she has dat effect on ppl!awesome!!

  • i luv this song amazing i`m proud to be african i can`t to go to niger(nyamey) in the summer lol

  • je trouverai le temps pour proposer une equisse de traduction d'ici peut de temps incha-allah.

  • j'adore domage ke je ne sais pas de koi elle chante si kelkun peut traduire ca me fera plaisir

  • reminds me a bit of asian music.. nice song

  • @oOoNeslihaNoOo i no right!

  • :))

  • Quelqu'un peut nous proposer une traduction des paroles ? On a bien envie de savoir ce qu'elle chante.

  • avec un bon remix ca devrait faire un carton!

  • its awsome

  • biien fatyy niger tu reprezente le niigerrr bne continuatiionn viiivre le niiiger

  • woaouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu­uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu­uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu­uuu

  • LOOOOOOL FATY NIGER

    ROFLMAO

  • I did my youth service in the North and I fell in love with Hausa Music. I am Igbo. Thanks for posting. Greeting from Germany.

  • @trommelbiel me too! am igbo and i totally love Hausa music it reminds me of Asian music hehe ^^

  • @alvisred Lmaoo Asian music! girma girma Allah ko chi ne mai girma!

    Niger-Nigeria♥

  • @alvisred Thanks for the comment. I just came back from Nigeria after spending nearly 2 months in the heart of Igbo land. Thats why I am reacting late. Thanks though.

  • I understand this language because it is a mixture of arabic,berber and african..so sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­et wooooooooooooooooooow

  • i luv this vidoe very nyc

  • girma means greatness in hausa i dont think so because in ghana we also speak hausa and girma means ur getting older or ur growing up.

  • It depends on hw u are using it. For instance Kai yaro ka ya grima means our son has grown up however when u say mai girma means someone with greatness.

  • in eastern algeria berbers call it gerroum -old-gerrem=becoming old

  • salut faty je vie en paris me je suis nigerienne ;ce tres bient ce que tu fait;

  • lots of love from somalia

  • My daughter is very much in love with this song! the theme of the song is centred around the fear of God... "Girma Girma Allahu shi ne mai girma" meaning Allah is the greatest "ku rike amana" meaning keep to your promise and learn the way of the prophet!

  • @rahmanya, learn the way of the prophet, means an eye for an eye, leaving us all blind.

  • it is simply wonderful...

    Go on girl... we need u :)

  • One of my favorite Hausa songs. I love her singing and the sound quality is very good. Video is so well done too. I can't find this in USA. If you can send me a link to buy a CD I will forever be in your debt.

  • toufik

    allah be with you

  • Keep Going Girl u almost get there. Am from the same country than she is.

  • Elle chante trop bien et c'est une star au Niger

  • NICE MELODIE.NICE SONG

  • girma that means she is getting older right i speak hause but ghana hause is a little different from nigerian hause.

  • it means greatness

  • @hananbrimah Even in Nigeria there are different Hausa dialects and slangs.

  • i love this song

  • أغنية رائعة  beautiful

  • fati herself like this her track................something beautiful.

  • she is from my hometown

  • dis sucks.

  • yes....dis song is fantastic!

  • fati yhu rock!! lv it

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