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Hausa also demands that wherever possessives "Na" and Ne are used for masculine words, they should be substituted with "Ta" and "Ce" for feminines. For example, Jirgi na ne ( It is my plane), mota ta ce ( It is my car).
Another blunder is the introduction of letter "V" in Fulfulde. In a standard Fulfulde setting, there is nothing like the consonant sound /v/. Hausa too does not have it. That is why some Hausa say bery good instead of very good. Just like the way some Hausa misplace V for B in English, some Fulfulde…