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Re: 8 Igbo Words That Have The Same Sound And Meaning With Yoruba Words by espn(m): 11:50am On May 19, 2020
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Re: 8 Igbo Words That Have The Same Sound And Meaning With Yoruba Words by ABCthings: 11:10pm On Jun 06, 2020
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Re: 8 Igbo Words That Have The Same Sound And Meaning With Yoruba Words by sherlock229(m): 1:31pm On Nov 17, 2021
jidxin:
some of this words are borrowed from the hausa.. Eg rakumi and alubosa

And vice versa.. titi for road is borrowed from yoruba,so is Ada for cutlass,also Hausa word for meat is nama borrowed from niger congo language might be borrowed from a fulani language cos in most Niger congo languages meat = nama,nyama etc.

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