22nd March, 2022
Nigerian SLangs
The Nigerian Lingua franca is such a beautiful one that evolves exponentially and if you blink for a second, you might not understand the language being used in the Nigerian Streets.
The Nigerian Lingua franca is such a beautiful one that evolves exponentially and if you blink for a second, you might not understand the language being used in the Nigerian Streets.
Slangs are a very interesting way to spice up your communication especially in the Nigerian street. Slangs keep evolving and new ones are added frequently. Some slangs trend and some others do not and below are slangs that are popular in the Nigerian streets...
The Nigerian Pidgin English is a very unique language, bulk of its Slangs include borrowed words from the diverse languages spoken in Nigeria. The Slangs originate...
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1. Jenesaisquoi
Meaning: An appealing quality that cannot be adequately described or named easily...
1. Ken
Meaning: One's range of knowledge or understanding
How to use: Analysing medical issues is beyond her ken...
When things are done as a group or in public, there are usually social guidelines proposed in order to make the experience a pleasurable one. Eating outdoors or...
1. Agelast pronounced egglast
Meaning: Someone who never laughs (especially at jokes) opposite: hyperglast
How to use: She is an agelast, I've known her for almost a year and I hardly see her laugh...