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Each of the 250, or more, ethnic groups in Nigeria can converse in this language, they usually have their own additional words. For example, the Yorùbás added the words 'Şe' and 'Abi' to the language.

These are often used at the start or end of an intonated sentence or question. For example, "You are coming, right?" becomes "Şe you dey come?" or "You dey come abi?"

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liar

Pidgin English: lie lie

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thank you very much mr shola. where did you get this information sir? you are very wise and very kind.

Pidgin English: oga shola thank you very much o.where you con get this information na?you sharp well well and you they good join

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Pidgin English >> Slangs: Wawu

English:

Because saying â€œWowâ€ is too mainstream! We are Africans, we love to add our own sweet twists to things, so â€œWawuâ€ is the slang when you hear or see something too interesting.

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Pidgin English >> Slangs: smellos

English:

Someone below expected level

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Pidgin English >> Slangs: You no dey fear face?

English:

Aren't you scared?

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