Playing
Listening a Translation of
Playing
Yoruba > Slangs(Photos) More
Members (Yoruba > Slangs) More
Yoruba >> Slangs(Featured Translations)
Igbo: akwụna
Asked by: 0895314352 .
Translations (1) .
Translate
to
Igbo
Yoruba: Ẹgbá»n osinwin ni ẹ
Asked by: dave .
Translations (2) .
Translate
to
Yoruba
Yoruba >> Slangs
This is one of the latest slangs in town. Gbera means move. Conductors often say it to the bus drivers while they are working. But when you are in some areas and this slang is being said with no danfo in view, you should become conscious as thieves who pick pockets use it in signaling to each other.
You may have to hold on to your bags tightly and leave that vicinity as soon as possible.
ImoleOluwagbemisola .
Translations (1) .
Add Translation
Nigerian_Slangs .
Translations (1) .
Add Translation
Hausa_Names .
Translations (1) .
Add Translation
Nigerian_Slangs .
Translations (2) .
Add Translation
Nigerian_Slangs .
Translations (1) .
Add Translation
Nigerian_Slangs .
Translations (1) .
Add Translation
Nneoma .
Translations (2) .
Add Translation
DaveToriola .
Translations (1) .
Add Translation
takintola1 .
Translations (1) .
Add Translation
Nigerian_Slangs .
Translations (1) .
Add Translation
Igbo Nkemakolam
English
Pidgin English
Say something and translate it into Hausa, Igbo, Pidgin or Yoruba. Find names, words, proverbs, jokes, slangs in Nigerian languages, and their meaning. Share photos and translations, record pronunciations, make friends. | An NgEX brand
Please enter your registration information.
