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Pidgin English: how far jimmy! how you dey?
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Igbo: nná»á», kedu ka ị mere
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Pidgin English >> Proverbs: The cassava today fit be gari tomorrow
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Pidgin English >> Proverbs: Small pikin wey dem carry for back no know say the journey far.
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Pidgin English >> Proverbs: Lizard wey fall from iroko tree if nobody hail am e go hail himself
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Pidgin English >> Proverbs: if person too tey for party, you go follow them wash plate
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Pidgin English >> Proverbs: Every mallam with em own kettle, every aboki with em own radio.
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Pidgin English >> Proverbs: Body no be fire wood jare
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Pidgin English >> Proverbs: Small pikin wey dem carry for back no know say the journey far.
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