Isnt this Licky Licky fruit......What is the name in your Language...
Monday, July 15, 2024
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I love this fruit. I really enjoyed it during my primary education days.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what it's called in my dialect.
Licky Licky I still dey buy am when I see it
DeleteNa still licky licky. Don't take it anymore,though.
ReplyDeleteIt's called Abancheleke in my dialect, i love the riped and sweet ones so much
ReplyDeleteI know it as awin
ReplyDeleteYes, awin
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ReplyDelete👍👍
DeleteHello iya boys
It’s called ICHELEKU
ReplyDeleteI still enjoy it when is it season. It is called AMUGEL in my language but most times we shorten it to ugel
ReplyDeleteAwin. Few months ago, this licky licky fruit almost sent me to the great beyond. I bought at the market and didn't know they were rotten. I have my neighbours children and then licked mine. Less than one hour later, the baddest of the baddest stomach ache started. I landed in the hospital. Luckily for me, my neighbours children that I gave, their mother saw it and was lick this thing is spoilt naa and she threw them away. If those kids had eaten it behind their mom, I guess it would have killed them. For an adult like me to land in the hospital, what would have happened to kids. Thank you God. Whenever I see it in the market, I take like two minutes to bad eye it before passing. I now have phobia for it
ReplyDeleteWow! Glad you made it. This things can be dangerous at times.
DeleteWe call it licky licky... in my child hood days
ReplyDeleteI can't remember the Name ooo
ReplyDeleteBut I so Much Love it chaii
Hello iya boys
Icheku/Mbembe.
ReplyDeleteWe called it ICHELEKU,I love licking 😋 sweet ones.
ReplyDeleteNbachaleku.
ReplyDeleteI love it, but e Sabi dirty house no be small.🤤
Exactly 👌
DeleteAfter sweeping it,you must find some somewhere
Exactly 👌
DeleteAfter sweeping it,you must find some somewhere
Awin in Yoruba language
ReplyDeleteI would have written *ahun* if not for the comments up there 😁. Didn't know it's awin
DeleteI love this. We call it cherekwu.
ReplyDeleteI hate this fruit ehnnn
ReplyDeleteYes, we call it licky, licky.
ReplyDeleteI still lick it. It is called Nkwa in my local dialect
ReplyDeleteYes! We call it nkwa too in my language.
DeleteWe call it Nkwa too.
DeleteWe call it Tsamiyan Biri in the North. One of my faves.....
ReplyDeleteIncheku
ReplyDeleteNatural vitamin C
I love it 💓
People call it "ichekwu". Please what's the English name?
ReplyDeleteAh! I didn't even know it's a fruit. Oh well, we learn everyday.
I love it licking it, we call it Chichiba in my place.
ReplyDeleteI know it as Licky licky.
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ReplyDeleteBest comment.
DeleteAwin in my language but I don't like it.
ReplyDeleteIt's called Awin in Yoruba language
ReplyDeleteNchichi
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I’ve been looking for someone to say Nchichi. That’s the name I knew it as when I was small but every other Igbo person calls it ‘nchekwu’ so I began to think my memory was playing tricks on me
DeleteWe call it Nchichi too....are you from Imo State perhaps?
DeleteYes!!
DeleteNchichi..
It is called Awin in Yoruba language.
ReplyDeleteWe Yoruba call it awo
ReplyDeleteI used to Lick it until the Day i saw 1 white Fat Maggot in it ,i still have PTSD thinking about it.
ReplyDeleteewwwwwww!!!
We used to call it nchekwu in school. I saw it the other day in the market and walked pass. I don't have strength to be peeling and licking as I'm always busy
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