I dont know what this is called but when you eat it and drink water, there is a bitter taste in your mouth.....
Friday, August 30, 2024
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Yorubas call it ASALA.
ReplyDeleteI don't know the name in my local language.
That is walnut in English
ReplyDeleteIt is called Asala in Yoruba
I love it so much .
ReplyDeleteThis is walnut it is called Asala in Yoruba.i like eating it.
ReplyDeleteThe English name is Walnut
ReplyDelete👍
DeleteUkpah!
ReplyDeleteUto.🤤
Ukpah
DeleteVery nourish
And good for hbp
Very expensive
African Black Walnut. Funny, I don't even know the name in my local dialect. Its packed rich in Folate, vitamins, manganese and calcium.
ReplyDeleteIt's called Asala in Yoruba language
ReplyDeleteArusa
ReplyDeleteAwusa/Asala in yoruba
DeleteDon't know what's called in Delta but yorubas call it,Asala. I don't like it. 🙄🙄🙄
ReplyDeleteI don't even know the name in my language. Yorubas here call it awusa.
ReplyDeleteIt's called Asala
ReplyDeleteAwusa
ReplyDeleteAsala
Asala
ReplyDeleteWalnut
ReplyDeleteAsala,a very rich nut
ReplyDeleteWe call it Ukpa
ReplyDeleteWalnut in English and UKPAH in Igbo.
ReplyDeleteI can't see this and pass without buying it, l love it.
Very expensive
DeleteAsala in Yoruba language
ReplyDeleteUkpa in Igbo
DeleteEnglish name Walnut
ReplyDeleteYouruba name Asala
The Igbo name is ukpa
ReplyDeleteVery sweet something
Asala, the English name is walnut
ReplyDeleteUkpa
ReplyDeleteIt's called ukpa in Igbo language
ReplyDeleteThe fear of drinking water after eating this walnuts always scares me away. I love it though.
ReplyDeleteIt is called Asala in yoruba language.
Obviously na only Yoruba name this nut get😁😁😁. I love it.
ReplyDeleteUkpa in igbo language then
ReplyDeleteWalnut in English.
Walnut
ReplyDeleteDnt know the Name in My Local Language
Hello iya Boys
It's called ukpa in Igbo language and I love it.
ReplyDeleteWe call it Awusa in Yoruba
ReplyDeleteUkpa in Igbo
ReplyDeleteWalnut in English languages
This nut is nutritious; that's even why I buy not even the thirst
ReplyDeleteTaste*
DeleteIs it true that it makes Someone to be extra Horny???
ReplyDeleteThey say it's really nutritional, but i don't like it rara. If you ask me i'd say it falls under bitter kola family
ReplyDeleteUkpakala in my village voice . My grandma have the tree.
ReplyDeleteOvre in Urhobo (hope I got the spelling sha).
ReplyDeleteUkpa in Igbo language. Good for estrogen in women. A very nice nut.
ReplyDeleteEstrogen that causes fibroids?
DeleteUkpa in Igbo
ReplyDeleteNigerian Walnut. I remember those days when we were TTC, they said it was good for fertility. Me and ex dey chop am like our lives depended on it. Kai. Those days
ReplyDeleteOkhueh in Bini
ReplyDeleteAsala in Yoruba
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