British: Extreme
American : End
Nigerian : Extreme end
British: Knicker
American: Short
Nigerian: Short knicker
British : Salon
American : Barbershop
Nigerian: Barbing salon
British: Bend
American: corner
Nigerian: Bending corner
British: so,
American: Therefore
Nigerian: So therefore,
British: Ten Pounds each
American: Ten Dollars each
Nigerian: Ten Ten naira.
Do you know any other words that Nigerians attach together that mean same thing?
hahahhahaha we are just too much.
ReplyDeletethief ----- thief thief
Goat......... Ewu nama
ballon......... blown blown or blo blo
puff....... puff puff
Didn't u see d pattern up there?
DeleteLike for example
DeleteStill yet
ReplyDeleteI hate hearing this 👆 .. Lol
DeleteHow about ‘most at times’
DeleteI can't think of any right now
ReplyDeleteLol. But we have long dropped these phrases na
ReplyDeleteYou know we Nigerians like doubling things.even in church we dey sing "Everything Na double double"
ReplyDeleteLmao
DeleteStill yet
ReplyDeleteOf course Yes
Hehehehe
ReplyDeleteJoin
ReplyDeleteTogether
Join together
Reverse
Back
Reverse back
Mc pinky
Lol
ReplyDeleteStand
ReplyDeleteUp
Stand up
Oh my God! Na Naija we be now
ReplyDelete''...reason why'' is an oxymoron.
ReplyDeleteHahahah
ReplyDeleteStill
ReplyDeleteBut
Nigeria- But still
All
Whole
Nigeria- All the whole
Loooool😀😀
ReplyDelete