a écrit le 19 janvier 2006 à 9h32 @ from bamenda (bamenda)
Bro, i didn't say they are bilingual but almost bilingual. This is somehow great progress compared to the other generations. Most of the old players couldn't even say a single word or may be were shy which a GREATLY DOUBT. How many players could be interviewed in english b4 in each of the past generations? I only remember Bell and maybe in the early 80s; In the late 80s obviously Tataw & Ndip Akem, we had Charly Ntamark and MBouh "Paulin" Emile. In the late 90s only Mboma but now a handful of players can communicate. Don't forget, the most important is to exchange a conversation, being understood and only understand also.
Bro, i didn't say they are bilingual but almost bilingual. This is somehow great progress compared to the other generations. Most of the old players couldn't even say a single word or may be were shy which a GREATLY DOUBT. How many players could be interviewed in english b4 in each of the past generations? I only remember Bell and maybe in the early 80s; In the late 80s obviously Tataw & Ndip Akem, we had Charly Ntamark and MBouh "Paulin" Emile. In the late 90s only Mboma but now a handful of players can communicate. Don't forget, the most important is to exchange a conversation, being understood and only understand also.
