Let's go.. no time

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1. “Show you pepper.”

A Nigerianism for hot revenge, basically.

2. “Dress for me.”

A Nigerianism that really just means ‘move or
shift’.

3. “Hear the smell.”

Bruh, how do you “hear” smell?

4. “I’m coming.”

It’s extra confusing because they say it while
they are leaving.

5. “How market?”

A Nigerianism for “how’s life?”

6. “Lying on me.”

They actually mean lie ‘against’ me.

7. “Siddon there.”

They really mean “don’t dull yourself”.

8. “Dey your lane.”

A Nigerianism for ‘mind your business’.

9. “Shine your eye.”

A Nigerianism for ‘don’t be naive’.

10. “Fall my hand.”

A Nigerianism for ‘let me down’.

11. “Before nko?”

A Nigerianism for ‘what did you expect?’

12. “If I hear.”

They actually mean it’s impossible.

13. “If you like, don’t…”

It may sound like a suggestion, but it’s not.
They mean you better do it.

14. “It’s not your fault.”

Don’t fall for it. They mean it’s actually your
fault.

15. “Is it fair?”

A rhetorical Nigerianism for ‘it’s not fair’.

16. “How far?”

It’s not a measure of distance, it’s a
Nigerianism for ‘how are you?’

17. “Who sent you message?”

A Nigerianism for ‘nobody asked you to do
that’.

ADD YOURS...

U people don't disappoint me na, hav been asking about the yoruba name of dis fruit pomegranate

heheheheheh

Lols
U made my day op

funny

Fp straight

Oya na

lol..proudly Naija

come and go-they actualy mean u shuld go ryt now

I will run there-it means they will go there
Who you epp-it means have you help anyone

lalasticlala is in church o

You're so on point and this is very hilarious looool. Lala come and do the needful Abeg, put a smile on people's face today

nice one op

"Make e be later" Means, I'm going.

"Your beans don burn" means your secret has been unveil.

"You be akamu /ogbonno" means you are lazy.

[quote author=radrae497 post=46721760][/quote]scam alert

Nat fanny

Nice 1

Splendid ...

Come and be going; it simply means "leave right now"

Let me come and be going

OP your head dey dia

Come and be going..

very true nice 1 op

Veri veri true

extra true

don't die before death arrives.

when you are out visiting and your parents tell you to take the soft drinks/juice: means don't take it.

when debtors or distant friends and families come visiting and you're told if they born you well tell them i am home.

gerrahia: get out of here.

that babe is ugly: scope they actually like and want the babe.


money is much in my hand: they're actually broke.

christopheru:
Let's go.. no time

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1. “Show you pepper.”

A Nigerianism for hot revenge, basically.

2. “Dress for me.”

A Nigerianism that really just means ‘move or
shift’.

3. “Hear the smell.”

Bruh, how do you “hear” smell?

4. “I’m coming.”

It’s extra confusing because they say it while
they are leaving.

5. “How market?”

A Nigerianism for “how’s life?”

6. “Lying on me.”

They actually mean lie ‘against’ me.

7. “Siddon there.”

They really mean “don’t dull yourself”.

8. “Dey your lane.”

A Nigerianism for ‘mind your business’.

9. “Shine your eye.”

A Nigerianism for ‘don’t be naive’.

10. “Fall my hand.”

A Nigerianism for ‘let me down’.

11. “Before nko?”

A Nigerianism for ‘what did you expect?’

12. “If I hear.”

They actually mean it’s impossible.

13. “If you like, don’t…”

It may sound like a suggestion, but it’s not.
They mean you better do it.

14. “It’s not your fault.”

Don’t fall for it. They mean it’s actually your
fault.

15. “Is it fair?”

A rhetorical Nigerianism for ‘it’s not fair’.

16. “How far?”

It’s not a measure of distance, it’s a
Nigerianism for ‘how are you?’

17. “Who sent you message?”

A Nigerianism for ‘nobody asked you to do
that’.

ADD YOURS...

uhmmmm welcome to Nigeria whereby buying a speaker in church is superior to helping a church member in need.....

E don dorn?

The babe fall my hand chai...means a girl disappoint you

Come and start going

[size=14pt] lol 14 is my favorite. You don't want to take that literally [/size]