₦airaland Forum

Tonydeeb:
Op, oya Die!.

God forbid.
You too die na

loomer:
No o, I tried to call u babe, but u know how smart our phones dey sabi form lately, so e come write bae.
I need wife o.

We need to talk o...I dey para for you.

You need wife? I no be wife supplier na

cooljoe:
Lolz. ts all abou d intent. Hwz ur campaign going? Remba u owe me a kiss o. A khalessi should always keep her word.

It's going fine. We're waiting for the organizers to kick start the main event. Lol.

Sure, I'll fufil my promise. I'm not Khaleesi though.

MissGdope:
lol I know the difference between bell pepper ad chilli pepper. I was just trying make the point that pepperoni in Italian refers to Bell peppers not chilli :-)

While called peperoncini in American English, peppers of this particular kind, in Italy, are called friggitello (plural friggitelli) or more generally peperone (plural peperoni) like other sweet varieties of peppers, while the term peperoncini (singular peperoncino) is used for hotter varieties of chili peppers.

Google it dear.

flokii:
Yep..

Hope ur day is going well

Yes.. Yours?

flokii:
This babe.. So talented

She use face resemble lanicky small

Hahaha.. Really?

XwhY:
But they have the same pronunciation.

Yes sir, they have.

MissGdope:
not chilli pepper. Bell peppers

Chili pepper is: Any fruit of a plant of the botanical genus Capsicum, which has a spicy/burning flavour because it contains capsaicin. (Not all chili peppers are particularly spicy, but all true chili peppers contain some capsaicin, in contrast to e.g. the bell pepper, which is not a true chili pepper and does not.)

The first image is that of chili pepper, while the second is Bell pepper.

loomer:
Poo, sorry bae. Ah no I mean babe how u dey

*moves closer to him with arms akimbo* Bia bros, did you just call me bae?

lol. I dey fine o...you?

bobkezel:
Ode is a poetry term in english but in yoruba it means mumu. One moderator banned me because i said ode. Is the moderator an ode or what.

Lol. Sorry for the ban.

cooljoe:
bae, means poo in Danish

Poo? Really? Gosh! Nobody must call me BAE again.

Babalegba:
So means fart in Yoruba

lwkm

Horlawale1:
Lanky as the name implies

Lanky?

XwhY:
oboe is a musical instrument in English, but means Vagina in Yoruba Language.

The spellings are different. Yoruba OB* is three letter word without the *E*.

firstolalekan:
Is it retard or retąrd?
This yeye nairaland nonsense

Lol. It was modified to slowpoke.

DrayZee:
Did you notice "ret@rd" was modified to slowpoke?

I didn't notice untill now.

Mediapace:
You're funny i'll change it if only you will kiss me

Here...have it

skarlett:
Laveda

Joecutie, how are you dear

Lanicky, you own that crown bae

Monalisa185

Thanks sweet

Mediapace:
Chai Lanicky i've posted some before now,bra e.t.c.

Heart damaged

Ahhh..when was that.
I didn't notice it. Sorry dear.

charijee:
[color=#CD1076]lmao ....so its right for me to say JeffreyJamez is a bra man

Quite hilarious, lanicky[/color]

Yeah sis. He's really a bra man

Dexema:
lanicky is a bra girl

Hahahaha.. I'm not a bra girl o

skarlett:
Really educative, even a degree in English can't teach you this, nice one op

Thanks ma'am

17) Crap

In Romanian, this means “carp”, as in the fish. In fact, many of the fish egg salads sold in Romania have the word “crap” plastered on them.



18) Smoking



In French, this is a tuxedo.

MzLaurel:
Bra? Really!
Lmao.


So I can actually say, I'm bra meaning I'm good

Pervert go back to yaba

Omotayor123:
Lol at Bra.... I can just say "Your Bra is Bra *code mixing*

Hahaha

13) Brat



In Russian, it means “brother”




14) Fart

In Norwegian, fart means “speed” i.e. how fast you are traveling.


15) Gary

Although the pronunciation is a bit slanted. “Gary” is essentially the Japanese word for “diarrhea”. So, for all the Gary’s planning on visiting Japan…you’ve been warned.





16) Bra


In Swedish, it means “good”

12) Gift

Possibly one of the most ironic words on this list, in German “gift” means “poison”.




13)Sean Bean

Although the pronunciation is different in Irish, the spelling is exactly the same. Sean Bean (the actor) translates to “old woman”.

9) Reta®d: Another word with a different meaning in French, this time it means “delay”




10) Die : In Italian, this literally translates to “from” but colloquially it means “Come on!”.

7) Ohio : If you say this to a Japanese person they will understand “good morning”morning”


Pepperoni: In Italian, this is a chili pepper.

6) Hammer: Also in German, this means “awesome” i.e. Das ist so hammer! (That is so awesome!)

5) Handy: This means “cellphone” in German

4) lol: It actually means “fun” in Dutch. So “we hebben lol” translates to “we are having fun”.