Tuesday, October 25, 2022
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E shock 😲 you? You didn't see that coming, did you?
ReplyDeleteStraight up:
ReplyDeleteNo time
At once
Immediately
Of course
Yes
Abeg o- saying please in a sarcastic way
ReplyDeleteAbeg o is not a slang
DeleteDang/Darn/Damn
ReplyDeleteAnd the meaning ?
DeleteExpletives used informally as intensifiers
DeleteSimply expletives abeg
🤣🤣
DeleteHustling continue meaning keep working hard
ReplyDeleteMbok- please
ReplyDeleteEweleke - shocked
Wotowoto - anyhow
Gbam - correct
Oshisco - learner
Abeg - please
God abeg oo....God please
ReplyDeleteOmo...this can mean many things based on the situation 😅
Ngwanu! Not really sure of the meaning but I think it implies "carry on"
ReplyDeleteYou are right cynthia.it means is okay too
DeleteBobo juice: liar
ReplyDeleteKweke,its an exclamation.
ReplyDeleteJapa - it simply means relocating to other countries, especially the overseas.
ReplyDeleteJapa: Running or Taking Off (especially when your eyes don see chomtin). Lol
DeleteNa wah o
ReplyDeleteIt is well
God no go shame us
Na wa ——- unbelievable
ReplyDeleteOmo. E choke.
ReplyDeleteChai
ReplyDeleteKai
Na wa o
God abeg o.
So you see 😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteThat one na my logo
Abeg abeg abeg😃.. meaning hold it there!
DeleteStarr, me and you oo. It's very rare of me not to use it either text or words
DeleteNo wahala
ReplyDeleteI even use it officially o, (calls)
Kai
E shock you?
ReplyDeleteMeaning: Are you surprised?
You think say you wise abi?
Meaning: Can you see that you don't know-it-all.
Omo mehn! 😂 😂 I don't know the meaning oo.. But it's a combination of yoruba and igbo slang
ReplyDeleteGadammit!😳...like an exclamation "that's shocking" or in local parlance "I don't believe it".
ReplyDeleteNo leles...the road is clear so nothing: obstacles or blockade is gonna hold me back.
Chau🖐️... Bye, especially if you are in a hurry.
Kuro nibeyen na
ReplyDeleteNo waste time, delay no good
You wan collect?
ReplyDeleteChai!, I have overused it to the extent my daughter has started mimicking me.
ReplyDelete