Where I grow up we say , alaye].

no forget chairman how far nd werey how far

Kekimen

calliope:

stop with the hasty generalization.. a handful persons do. it all depends on how well you know that particular " elderly person"

He lacks common sense.

Even BOSS dy there

Hiya nko?

AnthonioAlsaid:
My Oga I greet oh

It's a chair there

I swear na benin u for come

Ovbie epa how far ..

Domor oo

Palee himself

Epa

ikbnice:
Chairman!

Chairmo!

orobs93:

I swear na benin u for come

Lol
Na so
Na there I base
Born, baked, buttered, basked and battered

rawpadgin:
are u from kuvuki land

Yeah..I am d vice president..

AnthonioAlsaid:

Lol

Na so

Na there I base

Born, baked, buttered, basked and battered

And e come be like say na cda matter u bin dey run

Bros Mesiere in my language means Gud Morning...not how far. you are horrible in linquistics

orobs93:

And e come be like say na cda matter u bin dey run

I dey crase

I nor fit run those kind package
I Introvert die
Shame nor go gree me
But I dey relate well with the people for the background

Gudu moni sah!

Gudu moni mah!

dat "i greet ur ministry" really gat me laughing. like if u agree.

...........Let me use dis opportunity to advise guys who foolishily follow/live their lives to please girls. U are on ur way to your early grave.
See the way nairalanders adores some stupid girls here makes me go gaga. I dont really undastand whats so special about their toto or nyash or breast.
It takes only a woman to bring a very strong man to his knees.
For Gods sake why do men follow women about like sheep with direction.
A gal dat mensturates evry 28days, wets her dirty smelling pants, yet u behave like an idiot before her. Wetin they hungry u for her stupid body?
ThankGod for my kind of friends.

Onitsha peeps.. Kee ije zi?

[b]Kedu
This is the Ibo translation of “Hello”. It literally translates as “how are you”, and is by far the most commonly used greeting by the Ibo ethnicities. It is an informal greeting that can be used any time of day in any kind of situation.[/b]

Kedu is actually getting unpopular in the East, 'Ndewo' is more common amongst the locals than Kedu.
Another commonly used greetings among the youths is Elee'way?

I think Koyo translates to 'well done' in edo language. My edo people, what's koyo please??

AnthonioAlsaid:
My Oga I greet oh
It's a chair there

u be benin boy sha

mctowel01:
Ogami

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oga ade!

GbovoLee:
u be benin boy sha

Guilty as charged

How far...




Dats how I greet my mom

***bro

. ***boss boss

. ***sister (when u wnt to woo a lady)

.***woh‘s wobi (cdq)


. These nkor?

AnthonioAlsaid:
My Oga I greet oh
It's a chair there

Security man greetings

Afam4eva:
In Igbo, there are different ways of saying Hello

Kedu - This is the most common
Kekwanu
Ke nke na eme
Ole nke na eme
Ogini na fio

you forgot this one "kee ncha bu omo"

Mo - Etsako people, northern part of Edo State.

Okun

Ekiti and some parts OK kogi

Ki lo n shala?