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In my native tongue, We call it balabluu

Nkwaa Mbaise

Don't know the name in my language.



But back then in the neighborhood I grew up na cocofee we dey call am.

Ponmo

Cheku

Ayin by name

Some call it baba dudu

Morbeta11:
What's this called in your native language?🤔

In English, it is referred to as velvet tamarind.

In my native language it called ucheku

Icheku

Iceberg3:
Amunge in Benin 😁

Is there a language called Benin?

This is like saying "ikeja" is a language

Itu in Edo language

zoedew:
Imumu in Yoruba.Imumu in Yoruba.Imumu in Yoruba.

Not imumu, imumu is ofio tiger nuts

In hausa,it named TSAMIYAR BIRI.

Kakansa don’t ask me where

Tsamiyan biri. Hausa

Morbeta11:
What's this called in your native language?🤔

Unu eg' Nsukka


Bini Amugé

Morbeta11:
What's this called in your native language?🤔

Tsamiyan Biri ....... in Hausa

Rajahbite:
Ukuk

Akwa-Ibom

We call it liky liky in Navy Town That Year
In Hausa is call Bakin Ido (black eye)

Amunge in my area not necessarily my language

zoedew:
Imumu in Yoruba.Imumu in Yoruba.Imumu in Yoruba.

That is not imumu ooo
Imumu is Tigernut

We use to call it Abancheleke

Unu Agu

Morbeta11:
What's this called in your native language?🤔

I asked my parents and they said they don't know. We don't have it in my side

zoedew:
Imumu in Yoruba.Imumu in Yoruba.Imumu in Yoruba.

It is called Awin in Yoruba.
What part of Yoruba calls it Imumu? I have never heard of that.

Uponpom

Stephenmouka:
Yeyè


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That is not yeye. Yeye is yellow in color, a bit long and it contains fluid that is sweet and sour.

Ucheku.

Ishilove:
I asked my parents and they said they don't know. We don't have it in my side

That fruit is native to the West.

Kobojunkie:
In English, it is referred to as velvet tamarind.

Is English your native language?

Till tomoro we call it ISHEGU here in Delta..


@sonnobax suppose know